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|imagecaption = The Main menu.
|imagecaption = The Main menu.
|maker = Joshua Mustill
|maker = Joshua Mustill
|type = [[Flash]] [[game]]
|type = [[Flash]] game
|date = 2011
|date = 2011
|platform = Any
|platform = Any
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'''Scariest Maze Game 2''', created in 2011 by ''Joshua Mustill'', is a [[screamer]] flash game that serves as a sequel to [[Scariest Maze Game]]. The game's goal is to navigate a maze using their cursor to guide a blue dot through a series of levels without touching the walls.
'''Scariest Maze Game 2''', created in 2011 by ''Joshua Mustill'', is a [[screamer]] flash game that serves as a sequel to [[Scariest Maze Game]]. The game's goal is to navigate a maze using their cursor to guide a blue dot through a series of levels without touching the walls.


As players progress through the game, they will encounter various levels, each with its unique gameplay mechanics. For example, in Level 3, and Level 4, there are fake exits, Level 5 has a red button which players need to touch the button to unlock the part the walls, on Level 6, there is a laser moving at the bottom of the screen which can be avoided, in Level 7, a sword spins around, adding an extra layer of challenge to the game, while in Level 8, a rainbow bar moves vertically, requiring players to adapt their strategies.
As players progress through the game, they will encounter various levels, each featuring unique gameplay mechanics. For example, Levels 3 and 4 feature fake exits. In Level 5, players must touch a red button to unlock a section of the walls. In Level 6, a laser moves along the bottom of the screen, which players must avoid. In Level 7, a spinning sword adds an extra layer of challenge, while in Level 8, a rainbow-colored bar moves vertically, requiring players to adapt their strategies.


However, the game also includes several screamers that have a random chance to appear upon the completing levels, all of which, reappear from [[Scariest Maze Game]]. These screamers include; the zombified version of the late Michael Jackson, a woman with a torn-off face makeup, a red man's face in darkness, and a photoshopped hand with a screaming mouth, along with the same scream from [[Scary Tic-Tac-Toe]].
However, the game also features several screamers that have a random chance of appearing upon completing a level. All of these screamers reappear from Scariest Maze Game. They include a zombified version of the late Michael Jackson, a woman wearing torn-off-face makeup, a red man's face emerging from the darkness, and a photoshopped hand with a screaming mouth. The game also features a scream by [[wikipedia:Miss_Havisham|Miss Havisham]] from the 1946 British drama film [[wikipedia:Great_Expectations_(1946_film)|Great Expectations]], (which is the same one used in [[Scary Tic-Tac-Toe]]).


Once players successfully complete the final level, they are taken to a blank white screen, which stays on until the player exits out the game.
Once players successfully complete the final level, they are taken to a blank white screen that remains visible until they exit the game.


== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==
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=== Showcase Video ===
=== Showcase video ===
[[File:Scariest Maze Game 2 (censored).mp4|400px]]
[[File:Scariest Maze Game 2 (censored).mp4|400px]]


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* flasharch.com/en/archive/play/5f0e6eb0fe775da3d53809a6b25444d5
* flasharch.com/en/archive/play/5f0e6eb0fe775da3d53809a6b25444d5
* gamesflow.com/jeux.php?id=2098860
* gamesflow.com/jeux.php?id=2098860
* {{IPFS|1=bafybeicfslop76sdenknse3asbgly64u4tji27gpulemlz3holnsxlq7wa?filename=Scariest%20Maze%20Game%202.swf}}


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Latest revision as of 07:24, 13 October 2026

Not to be confused with the sequel Scariest Maze Game.

Scariest Maze Game 2, created in 2011 by Joshua Mustill, is a screamer flash game that serves as a sequel to Scariest Maze Game. The game's goal is to navigate a maze using their cursor to guide a blue dot through a series of levels without touching the walls.

As players progress through the game, they will encounter various levels, each featuring unique gameplay mechanics. For example, Levels 3 and 4 feature fake exits. In Level 5, players must touch a red button to unlock a section of the walls. In Level 6, a laser moves along the bottom of the screen, which players must avoid. In Level 7, a spinning sword adds an extra layer of challenge, while in Level 8, a rainbow-colored bar moves vertically, requiring players to adapt their strategies.

However, the game also features several screamers that have a random chance of appearing upon completing a level. All of these screamers reappear from Scariest Maze Game. They include a zombified version of the late Michael Jackson, a woman wearing torn-off-face makeup, a red man's face emerging from the darkness, and a photoshopped hand with a screaming mouth. The game also features a scream by Miss Havisham from the 1946 British drama film Great Expectations, (which is the same one used in Scary Tic-Tac-Toe).

Once players successfully complete the final level, they are taken to a blank white screen that remains visible until they exit the game.

Gallery

Showcase video

Links

NOTE: This following game contains a screamer!

  • games144.com/game/38913n-scariest-maze-game-2.html
    • SWF File: games144.com/public/game/datam/s/c/1515890521-scariest-maze-game-2.swf
  • flasharch.com/en/archive/play/5f0e6eb0fe775da3d53809a6b25444d5
  • gamesflow.com/jeux.php?id=2098860
  • Permalink (IPFS): dweb.link/ipfs/bafybeicfslop76sdenknse3asbgly64u4tji27gpulemlz3holnsxlq7wa?filename=Scariest%20Maze%20Game%202.swf


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