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'''The Black Maze Game''' is a [[Scratch]] project and [[screamer]] game similar to the original [[The Maze|Scary Maze Game]], except its color scheme mainly consists of black and dark grey.
'''The Black Maze Game''' is a [[Scratch]] project and [[screamer]] game similar to the [[The Maze]], except its color scheme mainly consists of black and dark grey.


The objective of the game is to navigate the dot through the goal to complete the game. However, instead of showing a picture of a traditional screamer image, it uses a realistic drawing of Venom from Spider-Man along with a loud roar from Godzilla. The screamer immediately appears when the player tries to click anything on the start menu.
The objective of the game is to navigate the dot through the goal to complete the game. However, instead of showing a picture of a traditional screamer image, it uses a realistic drawing of Venom from Spider-Man along with a loud roar from Godzilla. The screamer immediately appears when the player tries to click anything on the start menu.
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Latest revision as of 17:22, 11 October 2024

The Black Maze Game is a Scratch project and screamer game similar to the The Maze, except its color scheme mainly consists of black and dark grey.

The objective of the game is to navigate the dot through the goal to complete the game. However, instead of showing a picture of a traditional screamer image, it uses a realistic drawing of Venom from Spider-Man along with a loud roar from Godzilla. The screamer immediately appears when the player tries to click anything on the start menu.

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NOTE: The following game contains a screamer!

  • scratch.mit.edu/projects/137177354
  • Permalink: web.archive.org/web/20240127214203/files.catbox.moe/oqq4au.sb3

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