You have to navigate a dark maze. You can only see your immediate vicinity. Can you reach the end of each level?

(You have to find a glowing green box.)

The randomly generated labyrinth gets bigger with every level you solve. (The first levels are actually a bit too easy. It gets more interesting later.)

Use WASD or arrow keys to control. On android use touch controls or gyroscope (tilt the device).

This is just the very basic Idea of what we wanted to do. We wanted to add 2 additional layers to the maze. An underground layer where you don't see anything and a second level where you have a better overview over the first level.
Also there actually should be a glowing trail following the ball (Which would make navigating the maze easier). But this unfortunately made some last minute problems.
This was the first time that we were using Unity 3D. We were a bit slow at times but this actually worked rather well.

Design, Code, Everything: Marcus Hoffmann & Eric Zimmermann

PS: Some thing for the different platforms.
* Windows works best, even better use the web player.
* The OS/X build is not tested at all.
* The linux build has no shadows on my Intel HD 4000. This makes solving the labyrinth __much__ easier.
* The android package can be installed manually (see here: http://papidroid.com/2013/12/12/how-to-install-apk-files-on-your-android-phone-or-tablet/)
* Android devices vary greatly, tablets should work best performance and screen space wise.
* Devices with Tegra GPU can't render any shadows. (Again, this makes the game much easier)

UPDATES:
- Fixed MacOS Build file permissions
- Fixed too big settings menu on linux
- Fixed Shadows not working on Intel cards under linux
- The server hosting the game files was down for a day... fixed now.