RayMaze Master 3000
PuzzleTest your ability to solve mazes in RayMaze Master 3000. 20 funky-looking mazes!
Eraser&Builder is a simple puzzle game that anyone can enjoy with just a click of a mouse. Don't let the simplistic graphic fool you, as it is powered by Unity 3D to apply deliberate physics, for a precise puzzle solving. Through the Steam Workshop, players can create their own unique level, and share it along with the community.
- A simple, yet exciting game anyone can enjoy with click of a mouse!
- Your goal is to successfully guide the egg to the hen!
- 48 unique and variety levels! Supported by the Steam Workshop!
- Create and share your own level through Steam Workshop!
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