1986 · Children's Game
Labyrinth
Players shift the maze as they go by inserting an extra tile into a row or column, pushing tiles through and producing a new open tile for the next turn. The board’s corridors change each turn, opening and closing paths. Players move their pawn along connected corridors to reach face-up treasure cards and collect them in sequence. The first player to gather all assigned treasures and return to their home space wins. Play emphasizes spatial planning and timing: the same simple sliding action supports casual puzzle play for children and more strategic, competitive maneuvers for experienced players.
- Players
- 2–4 best 3
- Playing time
- 20 min
- Age
- 8+
- Complexity
- 1.3 / 5
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On Ludoya's tables
Full stats in Ludoya- 389
- Plays logged
- 329
- Players
- 23m 45s
- Average play
- 165
- In collections
- 1
- On wishlists
- 1
- Pre-ordered
6.1/10
from 61 Ludoya reviews
Toni Serrano6.0 Good game to play with children
Played it 10 times
pogo5.2 Zabawa 2/5 · Interakcja 3/5 · Atrakcyjność 2/5 · Oryginalność 3/5 · Regrywalność 3/5 · Przystępność 5/5
No plays logged
Alshter4.0 Puzzle divertido para niños, menos para adultos y la caja ocupa 4 veces más de lo que debería. No merece la pena.
First impressions · 1 play
Rules questions
Answered from the rulebook by Ludoya's rules assistant.
Do I have to push a corridor card every turn, even if I can already reach my target?
Yes. Every turn, you must first insert the free corridor card, even if you could reach your target without changing the maze (p. 2).
Can I push the free corridor card back in where it just came out?
No. The next player may not reinsert it at the same position from which it was pushed out on the previous turn (p. 2).
What happens if pushing a row sends a pawn off the board?
Immediately place that pawn on the newly inserted card at the opposite end of the row. This repositioning does not count as a move (p. 2).
How far can I move my pawn, and can I move through another pawn?
After pushing a card, you may move along any uninterrupted passage as far as you like, including onto a space occupied by another pawn. You may also choose not to move at all (p. 3).
Do I have to stop on my target, and what do I do when I reach it?
You need to reach the space matching the image on your top card; when you do, reveal that card beside your stack and look at the next top card for your new target (p. 3).
Do I win as soon as I reach all my targets?
No. After reaching all the pictured targets, you must move your pawn back to your starting space to win (p. 3).
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