Doni's Mazes

Take a dragon, put it in a maze, and what did you get? Technically, you can argue that you have a game of Dungeons and Dragons, even if any connection between it and the famous and popular role-playing game is purely coincidental. It is not clear whether ADM Computers created Dunny's Maze. It actually winked at the genre of mazes and dragons or whether it was a perfectly innocent coincidence, but one thing is certain: Donny is a dragon, he's in a maze, and he wants to go out.

The purpose of the game is to help Donny, the favorite dragon who appears in countless games from ADM Computers, to find the shortest route from his starting point to the castle on the other side of the screen. Of course, the road is fraught with obstacles and traps, for without them Donnie would not have needed help ... Among other things, white walls, wild animals, cars, bonfires and watchmen could be caught blocking Donnie's way and making him carefully plan his steps. However, it is sometimes possible to go through a particular obstacle using a previously collected "key". For example, the monkey could be wanted by a banana, and the bear left Donny's path only after using the shotgun. At the same time, two balls - a silver ball and a danger ball - move along the screen. The silver ball will give Donny bonus points, while the ball of danger will return him to the starting point and force him to make the long and arduous journey once more.

The game includes 20 mazes, when after the end of each maze you can choose which maze to move on. The mazes themselves are more or less identical in appearance, but the location of keys and obstacles is different in each maze. So it's true that Dunnie's Labyrinth does not include a wide fantasy world or a labyrinth to guide him, but that still does not mean that Donny does not need their help in getting out of the labyrinths where he is stuck.