Maze is a JavaScript web app that generates mazes of varying difficulty and lets users solve them by navigating a character to a flag. Controls include keyboard arrows, mouse dragging or touch. A solve option completes the maze automatically, and the app is presented as an illustration of recursive programming.
WordHub
WordHub is a word search game in which players find as many words as possible from a secret scrambled word before time runs out. Players can challenge friends from several services or random opponents across platforms, and answers must contain at least three letters with no proper nouns or adjectives. Longer words earn more points, and the game runs timed or untimed.
Uses
- Challenge friends from Facebook, Twitter, Google+ Source: wordhub.com
Limitations
- Answers must contain 3 letters or more Source: wordhub.com
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0Maze is a JavaScript web app that generates mazes of varying difficulty and lets users solve them by navigating a character to a flag. Controls include keyboard arrows, mouse dragging or touch. A solve option completes the maze automatically, and the app is presented as an illustration of recursive programming.
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