Monster pop up maze game

App Store Preview. Screenshots iPad iPhone. Description The classic Scary Prank that frightened the world! Sep 23, Version 1. Ratings and Reviews. App Privacy. Information Seller Eduardo Oriz. Size Category Entertainment. Compatibility iPhone Requires iOS 8 or later. Mac Requires macOS Languages English. Price Free. App Support. Game Center Challenge friends and check leaderboards and achievements.

Family Sharing With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app. More By This Developer. BlockBoy - Mino Puzzle. Baby White Noise. You Might Also Like. Scary Prank: Scare Ghost Games. Each time you booted up the game it would serve up a different maze, making it impossible to predict where to go or how to escape the monster. Game online through Combine all 5 codes and enjoy 5 years of unlimited access to PlayStation classics or share them with your gaming buddies and family.

The monster, by the way, is actually a T-Rex, which might be scarier than a random troll or werewolf. The goal is to reach the end of the maze, at which point it sends you into another randomly generated maze. What adds to the tension are the messages that appear periodically at the bottom of the screen while you explore. Some of them are downright terrifying. His wife got him a Sinclair ZX81 computer for his 37th birthday and he began testing out what the machine could do, eventually creating what would be later known as 3D Monster Maze , which was also his very first game.

Both fans and critics were way into 3D Monster Maze. It was extremely popular with critics. Computer and Video Games Magazine called it the best game on the system. Critics and fans were both amazed by the 3D-looking graphics on display—which ran at about 6 frames per second —, and for years after it was released, many would still point to it as one of the best and earliest examples of 3D visuals on a home PC.

Today, the game has been cited by various outlets as one of the very first horror games ever released. You can also find many folks playing the game today on YouTube. As it turns out, a simple game done right holds up, even if it looks ancient. But if you want even more info on the game, how it works, and what it plays like, this video by Octavius King is fun and informative.