Labyrinth (1986)

THE aMAZEing LABYRINTH

“The aMAZEing Labyrinth” is a board game published by Ravensburger in 1986, designed for two to four players aged 7 and up. The game was created by Max Kobbert and has since inspired several follow-on games, including Master Labyrinth, Junior Labyrinth, Secret Labyrinth, Labyrinth Card Game, 3-D Labyrinth, Lord of the Rings Labyrinth, Labyrinth Treasure Hunt, and a dragon-themed version called Master Labyrinth (2007).

Game Components of THE aMAZEing LABYRINTH

The game box includes:
– Game board with 16 maze pieces and space for 34 more
– Four player tokens (blue, green, red, and yellow)
– A deck of 24 Treasure cards
– A set of 34 MAZE cards
– A Ravensburger product catalog and rules booklet in both French and English

Game Setup of THE aMAZEing LABYRINTH

To set up the game, players place the game board in the center of the table and attach the 16 maze pieces to it. Each player is given a player token and a deck of Treasure cards. The game proceeds in turns, with players moving their tokens along the maze and rearranging the maze pieces to their advantage.

Gameplay Mechanics of THE aMAZEing LABYRINTH

The goal of the game is for each player to collect all seven treasures depicted on their individual treasure cards as quickly as possible. Players move their tokens along the maze, shifting the position of the maze pieces to create new paths or block rivals. The game is designed to be easy to learn and play, with a playing time of 20 to 30 minutes.

Game Objective of THE aMAZEing LABYRINTH

The objective of the game is for each player to collect all seven treasures depicted on their individual treasure cards. Players move their tokens along the maze, shifting the position of the maze pieces to create new paths or block rivals. The first player to collect all their treasures wins the game.

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