Growing Maze

Game description:

Mazes are generated randomly, making each one unique. They also grow in size as they are traversed, making them increasingly challenging to navigate. This can be explained by the fact that a maze is a graph, and a graph is a mathematical structure that represents a set of objects and the relationships between them. In the case of a maze, the objects are the cells of the maze, and the relationships are the connections between them. When a maze is generated randomly, the algorithm that creates it does not know which cells are connected to which other cells, so it must make decisions about which connections to create. This results in a maze that is unique every time it is generated. As a maze is traversed, the player makes decisions about which path to take. These decisions affect the structure of the maze, as the player creates new connections between cells. This can cause the maze to grow in size, as new cells are added to the graph. The player must be careful not to get lost in the maze, as it can be difficult to find their way back to the starting point. Mazes are a fun and challenging puzzle that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. They can be used to teach children about logic and problem-solving, and they can also be used as a form of meditation or relaxation.

Game controls:

Player 1:
Arrow Keys Move