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{{Infobox|Box title = The Maze|Image file = The_Maze.jpg|Image size = 180x141|Row 1 title = |Row 1 info = |Row 2 title = |Row 2 info = |Row 3 title = |Row 3 info = |image = File:The_Maze.jpg|Row 4 title = |Row 4 info = |title = The Maze|imagecaption = The third level in The Maze.|first = |second = |third = |maker = Jeremy Winterrowd|date = October 2004|type = Flash game|language = English|country = {{USAFlag}} United States}} | {{Infobox|Box title = The Maze|Image file = The_Maze.jpg|Image size = 180x141|Row 1 title = |Row 1 info = |Row 2 title = |Row 2 info = |Row 3 title = |Row 3 info = |image = File:The_Maze.jpg|Row 4 title = |Row 4 info = |title = The Maze|imagecaption = The third level in The Maze.|first = |second = |third = |maker = Jeremy Winterrowd|date = October 2004|type = Flash game|language = English|country = {{USAFlag}} United States}} | ||
''The Maze'', | ''The Maze'', more commonly known as the ''Scary Maze Game'', is a Flash game created in 2004. It was made by game developer [[Jeremy Winterrowd]]. | ||
This Flash prank disguises itself as a simple maze game in which the player has to move its mouse cursor to progress through the maze. At the start screen, there is note telling the player to beat all four levels to intrigue them further into the game. However, there are actually only three levels. | This Flash prank disguises itself as a simple maze game in which the player has to move its mouse cursor to progress through the maze. At the start screen, there is note telling the player to beat all four levels to intrigue them further into the game. However, there are actually only three levels. | ||
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The first two levels are really easy to complete. But as the third level is reached, the walls begin to shrink, making it very hard to avoid touching them. This usually makes the player concentrate on the screen. Then, near the very end of the maze, a picture of [[Regan MacNeil]] from the movie ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Exorcist_(film) The Exorcist]'' appears along with two loud screams, scaring the user. | The first two levels are really easy to complete. But as the third level is reached, the walls begin to shrink, making it very hard to avoid touching them. This usually makes the player concentrate on the screen. Then, near the very end of the maze, a picture of [[Regan MacNeil]] from the movie ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Exorcist_(film) The Exorcist]'' appears along with two loud screams, scaring the user. | ||
The game was uploaded in 2005 on Jeremy's website, [[Jeremy Winterrowd|Winterrowd.com]]. The original version of the game had some slight differences in color, where orange was used instead of turquoise. There was also an alternative version of the game used in ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America%27s_Funniest_Home_Videos America's Funniest Home Videos],'' where the picture that pops up is replaced with the one from [[What's Wrong?|What's Wrong]], due to copyright laws. | The game was uploaded in 2005 on Jeremy's website, [[Jeremy Winterrowd|Winterrowd.com]]. The original version of the game had some slight differences in color, where orange/yellow was used instead of turquoise. There was also an alternative version of the game used in ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America%27s_Funniest_Home_Videos America's Funniest Home Videos],'' where the picture that pops up is replaced with the one from [[What's Wrong?|What's Wrong]], due to copyright laws. | ||
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