Didn't find an enemy. And i'm sad about it because i really wanted to stab at least one. Dear maze keeper if you go back, i'm sorry for stabbing all your plants and eating all your donuts. - The knife man

I liked the idea of a maze shifting while out of your view. That being said, there's unfortunately not enough finished game here to really draw a fair conclusion about what this game "could" be.

If applied to any number of other genres, this concept could be taken to a very powerful conclusion, e.g. a haunted house where the rooms shift dynamically.

Great idea, but sadly, not enough game here.

The maze shifting out of your view is an interesting idea, but so subtle that I don't think I'd have noticed it for a while. Is there an end? Are there any enemies? I'm afraid it didn't hold my interest for long enough to find out.

I seem to be saying this a lot, but I'd have really appreciated a look-invert option!