Hey everyone! I've made a game and it's just gone live on Google Play! It's free to play and available everywhere and so far my friends are enjoying it.
It's a maze game, like the games you get at restaurants or in kids activity books but it's a free interactive video game!
It has two campaign games with multiple difficulty levels and an infinite maze game that lets you just play and play forever. This is great if you have young kids that love mazes!
It has an eye comfort mode and a high score system. Later I hope to add a global leaderboard and more modes to play.
The only limitation right now is the music. I need to improve this and I will as soon as possible but I also included a music off button to help with this in the short term (also great for parents! 🤣🫣).
Anyway, please give it a go. I would highly appreciate giving me a rating. If someone downloads it and gives me a good review post a screen shot below and I will give you some millix in reward! Just search Blake's Amazed in Google play!
Much love to my Tangled community for all of the support over the years. <3
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