The latter is on back order and is expected to ship in mid-May. Papa's Maze and Papa's Maze 2.0 are available as prints from Japan-focused retail site Spoon & Tamago for $40 and $30, respectively. This may mean that it's easier to solve, but if you can manage either one.well, you could probably give Theseus a run for his money. Although both are - in theory at least - solvable, 2.0 is not quite as densely packed in its A1 size, with clearer, crisper lines for heightened legibility. It is also designed a little differently from the original. Called Papa's Maze 2.0, the new labyrinth took less time to complete than the first: two months, drawing a little bit every day. Challenge yourself by trying to escape the room if you can, in YOU ESCAPE SOMETIMES : WORLDS. I've had enough of mazes." Papa's Maze 2.0 is supposed to be easier to solve than the first.īut he obviously changed his mind. The world number 1 hardest maze action game ever is here. Nomura stashed it in his attic and forgot about it.Īnd there it resided, until his daughter discovered it nearly 30 years later: a sprawling, intricately detailed labyrinth on a sheet of A1 paper, resembling, perhaps, the world's most nightmarish subway map.Īt that time, when his daughter asked if he would make another, he answered in the negative: "No. Seven years later, in 1983, the maze was finished. The story of the original Papa's Maze is one that sparks the imagination: a janitor working at a university, returned home every night to work on his pet project, drawing a maze. But last November, a teaser arrived: Nomura was making another maze. Kazuo Nomura, creator of the world's apparently most difficult maze, had been silent for over 30 years.
Here is a corner of the original Papa's Maze, which is 34 inches by 24 inches.
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