[Sprig App] Orbital swing#3698
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Author: Sh4rk-glitch
About your game
What is your game about?
Mega Maze is a procedurally generated, high-stakes puzzle game built for the Sprig engine. It transforms the classic maze-solving experience into a test of memory and navigation by utilizing a massive, screen-transcending grid.
How do you play your game?
How to Play
Start: Press 'W' on the main menu to generate your first maze.
Movement: Use the standard WASD layout to navigate your character through the corridors.
The Goal: Find the Blue Square icon. Touching it will immediately teleport you to a new, even more complex level.
Solid Logic: The game features strict collision physics; you cannot walk through walls, so you must find the intended path.