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Maze Strategy

Some useful pointers to make maze games more relaxing and fun, and to get your score over a million... • Understand the nature of the maze before you begin play. Discover where it begins and ends, check for dead ends or corners where you can get trapped, note position of any bonus areas.

September 2, 1982

Maze Strategy

Some useful pointers to make maze games more relaxing and fun, and to get your score over a million...

• Understand the nature of the maze before you begin play. Discover where it begins and ends, check for dead ends or corners where you can get trapped, note position of any bonus areas.

• Always remember that the safest patch between two maze points may not be a straight line.

• Begin plan. Note all pitfalls and dangers that are encountered while running the maze. If you are eliminated by the enemy, try to think back to the maze path from the start of play until the point of annihilation, and figure out just how much of the maze was safe.

• Focus on the whole game board. Don’t get caught staring myopically at only one point on the board, you never know what may be creeping up behind you. You must keep the enemy and any dangers in site at all times.

• Make all reactions quickly. Slowing down when the enemy is in pursuit is a dangerous moment in a maze game.

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