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In this game, the player scrutinizes into the evil conspiracy and saves their race.<ref>[http://www.abandonsocios.org/wiki/Chaos_Maze A page about this game on Abandonsocios (SPA)] Retrieved 12 Jun '17</ref>
In this game, the player scrutinizes into the evil conspiracy and saves their race.<ref>[http://www.abandonsocios.org/wiki/Chaos_Maze A page about this game on Abandonsocios (SPA)] Retrieved 12 Jun '17</ref>


The game has a mix of all kinds of genres. In certain parts it's a standard sideplatformer, a point and click adventure, and a isometric platformer.<ref>[http://hol.abime.net/3828 A page about this game on Hall of Light] Retrieved 12 Jun '17</ref>
The game has a mix of all kinds of genres. In certain parts, it's a standard side platformer, a point and click adventure, and an isometric platformer.<ref>[http://hol.abime.net/3828 A page about this game on Hall of Light] Retrieved 12 Jun '17</ref>


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This article has been tagged as Needing work due to its lack of content and details on the MS-DOS version of the game.



Chaos Maze - 01.jpg

Title screen.

Status: Lost

Chaos Maze is a Spanish adventure game produced by New Dream Software for Amiga (1990), Amstrad CPC (1992),[1] and DOS (1995). One thing of bote is that intially, the Amiga version of the game was titled Walpurgis Night.[2]

In this game, the player scrutinizes into the evil conspiracy and saves their race.[3]

The game has a mix of all kinds of genres. In certain parts, it's a standard side platformer, a point and click adventure, and an isometric platformer.[4]

Gallery

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