FLEB Releases Free Maze Omnibus 20 More, Somehow Even Smaller, Mazes On Steam
FLEB's third Steam release is drawing an Overwhelmingly Positive rating from 571 reviews almost immediately, which is the kind of early signal that carries a small free puzzle game past the people who already follow the developer.
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Indie developer FLEB released the free puzzle omnibus 20 More, Somehow Even Smaller, Mazes on PC via Steam. Players solve 20 short maze puzzles in sequence, guiding a dot to a goal door, with different twists added per stage. It has an Overwhelmingly Positive rating, with 571 reviews and 99 percent positive, and roughly 30 minutes of play time. Some puzzles require English knowledge.
The game is an omnibus of 20 small maze puzzles played one after another. The basic rule holds across all of them: guide a dot to the goal door. Individual stages vary from orthodox mazes to ones that at first glance look like a banner.
FLEB is known for making puzzles across formats, including analog games, and 20 More, Somehow Even Smaller, Mazes is the developer's third Steam release. It runs about 30 minutes and has no elements requiring sound or color identification. Some puzzles do require knowledge of English.
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