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'''[[Usagi Puzzle]]''' (うさぎパズル, '''Usagi Pazuru''') is a Japanese ActionScript game made by Hothukurou. The game is considered to be "a non-scary horror game" by the creator himself. The game, like [[Lomando.com]], has, in fact, a story and somewhat similar gameplay.


The actual game is just a simple drag-and-shoot game. Their objective is to control a rabbit with the mouse to bounce the balls into the holes. However, the upper section of the second page of the tutorial warns the user not to click on a button that appears randomly and to continue the game normally. On the bottom section of the same page is a description of [[wikipedia:MDMA|MDMA]], a psychoactive drug, and the case that it was used to cure [[wikipedia:Posttraumatic stress disorder|PTSD]] in America, which sets the foreshadow of the underlying story.
'''Scary Maze Game 3 - The Lost Prince''' was a rare [[screamer]] game created and hosted by '''ScaryMazeGame123.com''' on May 30th, 2013.
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The player must guide a lost prince through a forest back to his castle (using the mouse pointer), and to beware of "danger animals" along the way. The player must reach the red arrow by carefully navigating through a narrow path, and if the grass is touched or they move off the path, they are forced to try again, returning back to the level they were on. Nature sounds also play throughout each level.
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<center><big>'''[[Scary Maze Game 3 - The Lost Prince|Click here to save the Prince!]]'''</center></big><br>
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