Observed arrival · 2026-09-20
Logic Mazes, by Robert Abbott
A deep archive of interactive, printable, collaborative, and unusually rule-bound maze experiments.
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- Puzzle solvers and maze-design enthusiasts
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- One maze can involve about 30 people carrying forms between five bureaucrats.
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The archive separates several puzzle mechanisms rather than treating “maze” as a single format: symbol and color matching, movement distances that change, number-based rules, and physical rolling blocks. It also preserves a collaborative internet tradition, including mazes made by multiple contributors and a performance scenario involving roughly 30 participants, five desks, and forms that constrain the next move. The homepage says its JavaScript number mazes have been available since 1999.
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