Mazito

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Welcome To The Mazito Game!

The Mazito game is a set of URL-completion puzzles, similar in concept to those which were first introduced in the Cybertrek adventure game back in 2002, and which have subsequently been utilized in several other more recent games (such asTri-Quest and Not Pr0n ).

Some of the puzzles in the Mazito are quite easy, while others only look easy! So, be careful!!

IMPORTANT: Use only lower case letters when answering non-numerical puzzle questions. And if an answer requires two or more words, do not separate the words with spaces. (For example, Charlie Brown would be expressed as charliebrown )

And finally, you do not have to be a "webmaster" to play this game. Unlike most of the other so-called "Internet Riddles", none of the Mazito's web pages require you to view their source listings in order to find hidden clues or messages. (Any game creator who feels that he must require players to use such "hacker" methods doesn't know how to design "good" puzzles!)

(Click the swinging door to enter the Mazito)

The first ten players who made it all the way
to Level 29 have their names displayed here:

Name Location Date

Sam & Bethan Evans UK 2005 April 28

Ron R. Hall California, USA 2005 April 28

Guillaume Schaer Reykjavik, Iceland 2005 April 28

Sarah Huntingford Solihull, UK 2005 April 28

Alanna Caveney NZ 2005 April 28

Benjamin Lin (zeephro) -------------- 2005 April 28

Richard Bradshaw UK 2005 April 28

Sebastiano Tine -------------- 2005 April 28

Lucas Buck -------------- 2005 April 28

Mike Jewell -------------- 2005 April 28

(And thanks to Beeblebrox who helped with the Beta testing.)

Name	Location	Date
Sam & Bethan Evans	UK	2005 April 28
Ron R. Hall	California, USA	2005 April 28
Guillaume Schaer	Reykjavik, Iceland	2005 April 28
Sarah Huntingford	Solihull, UK	2005 April 28
Alanna Caveney	NZ	2005 April 28
Benjamin Lin (zeephro)	--------------	2005 April 28
Richard Bradshaw	UK	2005 April 28
Sebastiano Tine	--------------	2005 April 28
Lucas Buck	--------------	2005 April 28
Mike Jewell	--------------	2005 April 28

Have fun!

"Mr. Logic" is the producer of many online puzzle games. In the Spring of 2002, he created the concept of the "Online Riddle" when he released his Cybertrek adventure game. Since then, hundreds of other game makers have implemented his "URL-completion" method in the design of their own games (e.g., "This Is Not Pr0n", etc.). If you'd like to play more of "Mr. Logic's" games, just click any of the images that you see below: