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'''The Adventures of Lolo: The Maze Game''' was a [[screamer]] game developed by Dark Emperor Kuromi (known in this wiki as Mega Osodashi) and is part of the "SkyMAX Wrecked" project series. It is a remix of the "(Un)scary Maze Game" created by PrincessPanda_test_.


'''Color Maze''' is a classic [[screamer]] disguised as an innocent Flash puzzle game. It gained popularity on various Flash game websites in the mid-2000s and is often credited as one of the earliest maze-based screamers to go viral.
This game presents itself as a maze game based on The Adventures of Lolo. On the title screen, players can access instructions by pressing "I", while pressing "L" loads a screamer warning, which is the only indication that the game is not legitimate. The game description claims to have five levels, but there are only four levels in the actual game. Players control Lolo through the maze to reach the goal, with touching the black screen resulting in the game taking them back to the title screen. Reaching the red goal advances the player to the next level. The first three levels are easy to complete, while the fourth level is narrower and more challenging. However, halfway through the fourth level, a still image of Squidward from the ''[[wikipedia:SpongeBob SquarePants|SpongeBob SquarePants]]'' episode ''Just One Bite'' pops up on the screen accompanied by a scream.
 
<center><big>'''[[The Adventures of Lolo: The Maze Game|Kirby would probably inhale that screamer in a split second...]]'''</center></big><br>
The game begins with a calm and simple premise: the player must guide a small red dot through increasingly narrow mazes using only the mouse, avoiding touching the maze walls. The background is a relaxing blue, and the background music is a loop of ambient synths to maintain a false sense of safety.
 
 
<center><big>'''[[Color Maze|Navigate the colors carefully—one wrong turn, and you'll see what's hidden behind the hues.]]'''</center></big><br>
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Latest revision as of 23:44, 25 January 2026

The Adventures of Lolo: The Maze Game was a screamer game developed by Dark Emperor Kuromi (known in this wiki as Mega Osodashi) and is part of the "SkyMAX Wrecked" project series. It is a remix of the "(Un)scary Maze Game" created by PrincessPanda_test_.

This game presents itself as a maze game based on The Adventures of Lolo. On the title screen, players can access instructions by pressing "I", while pressing "L" loads a screamer warning, which is the only indication that the game is not legitimate. The game description claims to have five levels, but there are only four levels in the actual game. Players control Lolo through the maze to reach the goal, with touching the black screen resulting in the game taking them back to the title screen. Reaching the red goal advances the player to the next level. The first three levels are easy to complete, while the fourth level is narrower and more challenging. However, halfway through the fourth level, a still image of Squidward from the SpongeBob SquarePants episode Just One Bite pops up on the screen accompanied by a scream.

Kirby would probably inhale that screamer in a split second...


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