Amiga Maze Help File The object of the game is to find the exit which is hidden some where in the maze. When the game is first started, an identifying banner appears. Pressing any key takes you to a window which requests the size of the desired maze. Any size can be selected from 6 x 6 to 100 x 150. The size represents a grid, much like a piece of gridded paper, in which the computer draws the maze. The first dimension is the number of horizontal spaces used and the second is the number of vertical. The numbers can be anything you want, but multiplying them together cannot exceed 150,000. It may take BASIC a while to generate a large maze, but the larger mazes are more fun. There are three main windows. The one on the left displays your current position in the maze and the adjoining paths. You are shown where corners are, but no detail beyond until you move there. The cursor keys control your movement. As you move you will notice that your position stays the same in the window, but the displayed part of the maze changes. The small window labeled score keeps track of the number of moves you make. The third and largest window is a help window. By requesting a map from the help menu on the menu bar, the entire area of the maze that is local to your position is displayed in this window. Your position is always shown in the center of the display and the map is drawn around you. Only as much of the maze as can be shown inside of the window is displayed. Asking for a map will cost 20 moves each time as an incentive not to request it so much. There are three levels of play available, selectable from the levels menu. The first level will leave the currently displayed map on the screen until the next time map is requested. The second level displays the map until the next key press. The third level is a timed map and erases the map window after a few seconds. Selecting 'Help' from the help menu will display this file. Your position is always marked as an orange square in both displays. The exit position will display as a black square. The 'quit' and 'restart' functions under the main menu will do just what they say.