Can My Friends Solve My Maze While BLIND? 

yeah i was looking at his map and i was surprised by how well i could follow it, it was honestly well made and probably helped him quite a bit!

SPLEEF MAZE they cut off maze pieces as they go

Yeah, but he kinda screwed himself at the end when he was just standing around confused.

Did I miss where Kosmo's map was shown?

​@@ChrisVenus 10:57 is the timestamp you're looking for and it's turned 90 degrees counter-clockwise because whoever edited the video probably used the finish section as the reference point instead of the start.

Replying to this comment so that darn bot isn’t at top anymore

@@Val_da_Shark Thank you 🙏

this video was 7 hours ago at the time im replying to this and your comment is 8 hours ago

Yeah, it's cool how it helped him with the blind portion but just slowed him down at the end, where speed was all that really mattered since even while choosing random paths like Kan you could return to the start pretty quick

I loved that game as a kid, still have fond memories, thanks for the nostalgia injection bro!

That game is solid A+ gameplay too. Works for all ages for sure. Do you help yourself? Or hinder your friends? Whare ARE they going? It's a great party game cause it's easy to pick up and lots of shenanigans afoot too.

I love that game

Hm, I've never seen or heard of this before. Looking it up... it seems like it's gotten a bit of the Monopoly treatment with a number of different brand crossover specialty versions. Harry Potter Labyrinth, Pokemon Labyrinth, Super Mario Labyrinth, Disney Villains Labyrinth, and whatever other versions. Hm, seven languages on the back of the box? English is marked with both the UK and US flags, but I'm wondering here if maybe these just aren't sold in the US at all. These different versions, as pictured on the backs of their boxes, almost all show the same layout with the same new tile being pushed into the same line from the same direction. But there would be... 33 movable tiles? (16 tiles don't move?) And I'm guessing that the game comes with some 40 or 50 or so separate tiles and it's just customary to initialize the game with a very particular layout and you have the leftovers to pick between for the swaps? I found a trailer from a company called Mindscape for a video game version of it. For PC I assume? The trailer didn't specify. (EDIT: It's on Steam for $15.) Anyway... Mindscape is still around?! I vaguely recall seeing that name on something in the 90s and I don't think I've seen anything else from them since then. Unless I'm getting them confused for a different company. Looking into them a bit... Oh!!! They had some hand in a particular trio of NES classics I grew up with! Deja Vu, Shadowgate, and Uninvited. (Granted, those were updated/colorized ports of some previously b&w only games (on Mac, I think?), but the NES versions were what I grew up with.) And SimEarth and SimAnt stick out at me from this list as well. But... Wait, no. Maybe this is a different Mindscape. I'm not seeing Labyrinth listed as one of their games. Then who is this one whose trailer I just watched?

@@MuljoStpho Definitely sold in the US, I am American. My aunt has it, which is how I know it. Don't think it is that old of a copy either.

Btw there’s an immensely bigger chance of him actually using your idea if you put it in his discord under #video_suggestions He can’t read through every comment yknow

@@Wwii_enthusiast yeah I know, I’m not really that fussed whether he uses my idea or not though. Thanks for the suggestion

@@Game0ver4309 honestly I commend you

@@Wwii_enthusiastThanks :)

If his comment gets enough likes then it’s likely to be seen

Exactly what I was thinking

Iron Mechanic or Scrap Lung

It's like that old mm video where you used a bug to race cars wich are cross wired. Idk if the bug exists but you can use a piston system and a logic thing I think.

Sounds entertaining but what if the cross-wired changes depending on the colour of the cubie you're in?

@@ShawnHCorey uh, I think ik what you mean. I was assuming it would be only kan and kosmo

Ig my grammar may be confusing so uh. Basically, it could use those double piston ocilating things to controll a block with a seat that has controll of the pistons pushing it(like a Spectator seat but hidden, and in the maze).You take that, make two of them, and remove the controlls of the seats and add the controlls to the other person The idea is that the person knows where the opponent is but not them self's, and they have the same maze and they can only see the area of the maze that their opponent got them in. It might not work like cars but all in logic and the seats or something move one whole cell each time so the player dosent get stuck on a wall or anything.

i was the 4th view!!!

Wow yea it is but easier

He probably would have won if he just focused on running at the end than the map

Kan definitely won Kosmo fumbled so hard at the end you can’t give him the win after that

@@youngascending7980 Not after Kan got out of his seat and happened to see the finish.

@@jasonkehr3727 He was already at the end and didn’t even go straight to to from there him jumping out slowed him down if anything the fact that Kosmo was already out by that point shows how much he fumbled

That's not a bad idea

Scrapman gave an explanation to why they didn't do that once. But the explanation didn't make sense to me. If its a normal maze with exits on both ends you can always find your way with this method.