Labyrinth

How to Play

Labyrinth is easy to learn, but difficult to master! Use your mouse to control the angle of the board, and navigate the ball from one side of the board to the other. You score points for each hole you successfully avoid.But this ain't your daddy's Labyrinth board; anti-gravity, score multipliers, and checkpoints add a new dimension to this classic coordination challenge.

You score points based on the number of holes you've successfully avoided. If you manage to complete the board, your score will be multiplied by the number of balls you have left. You can also record your score for all to see by typing in your name after you finish (by either winning or losing) and pressing Enter. You can then play a new game to try and improve your score.

Items

Anti-Gravity

Roll your ball through these cones to activate anti-gravity fields above each hole. This effect lasts for 10 seconds, and you cannot re-use an anti-gravity item, so make it count! Use with discression, however; if you use an anti-gravity item to bypass a section of the board, your final score will suffer!

Checkpoints

Checkpoints are a handy way to "save" your progress along the board as you go, so that you don't have to start over from the beginning if you fall into a hole. Roll through a checkpoint to activate it, and the ball will turn white. If you roll through another checkpoint farther along, the active marker will move to the new location, so you'll always know where you'll start.

Point Multiplier

There are two point multipliers on the board. Each one will add a multiplier to the points you score from that point on. Normally, each hole you avoid on the board scores you one point, but with a score multiplier, you will score 2 points for each hole you miss. With two multipliers, you score 3 points at a time.

High Scores