labyrinth game
A free maze game — play it in your browser, no install. Dexter's Labyrinth is a 2D maze-puzzle video game.
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Controls: Up: Move Dexter upwards · Down: Move Dexter downwards
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The game is played on a 20 x 13 grid, and Dexter moves one grid square at a time. The player can collect chips and progress to the next level, while avoiding enemies and walls.
Dexter starts with three lives and a score of zero. The player must navigate through each level, avoiding enemies and walls.
The game includes objects called chips and bits that the player can collect to increase their score.
This project is an open source clone of the game Dexter's Labyrinth. While the original game is no longer available, some of the sprites used in this project belong to the original creators.
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