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'''Will you find the cheese''' is a French (Ethiopian) scratch game made by Moussarazeh | '''Will you find the cheese''' is a French (Ethiopian) scratch game made by Moussarazeh. | ||
This game is supposed to be similar to [[Jeremy Winterrowd]]'s [[The Maze]], but instead, it turned out to be [[Maze Game 3|another rip-off]], the objective is to guide the mouse using their cursor to get his "cheese", However, if the player touches the walls, will reveal a flashing picture of Phil Spector along with the same scream from [[The Maze]], the game then returns back to the gameplay, | This game is supposed to be similar to [[Jeremy Winterrowd]]'s [[The Maze]], but instead, it turned out to be [[Maze Game 3|another rip-off]], the objective is to guide the mouse using their cursor to get his "cheese", However, if the player touches the walls, will reveal a flashing picture of Phil Spector along with the same scream from [[The Maze]], the game then returns back to the gameplay, | ||
Revision as of 00:00, 14 March 2021
Will you find the cheese is a French (Ethiopian) scratch game made by Moussarazeh.
This game is supposed to be similar to Jeremy Winterrowd's The Maze, but instead, it turned out to be another rip-off, the objective is to guide the mouse using their cursor to get his "cheese", However, if the player touches the walls, will reveal a flashing picture of Phil Spector along with the same scream from The Maze, the game then returns back to the gameplay,
if the player can't control the mouse, they must click and press the spacebar key on the mouse at the same time, there is no way to win the game, throughout the game, a music: "The Carnival of the Animals - VII Aquarium" plays in the background.
Link
NOTE: The following game contains a screamer with flashing lights!
- scratch.mit.edu/projects/111626269/
