MASTER LABYRINTH BOOKCASE EDITION (version 2)

Same great game as the Contest Winner - Games of the 90s LABYRINTH BOARD GAME

NOW with a 60% slimmer bookcase edition box and more compact game board which means less print time!

Similar to aMAZEing Labyrinth and Master Labyrinth board games from the 90’s, this BOOKCASE EDITION game is now ready for your 3D printer.

The game board has a set of tiles fixed solidly onto it; the remaining tiles that make up the labyrinth slide in and out of the rows created by the tiles that are locked in place. One tile always remains outside the labyrinth.

Players take turns taking this extra tile and sliding it into a row of the labyrinth, moving all those tiles and pushing one out the other side of the board. This newly removed tile becomes the piece for the next player to add to the maze.

Players move around the shifting paths of the labyrinth in a race to collect various numbered treasures.

Whoever collects the most treasures wins!

This fully 3D Printed game is 100% complete with all playing pieces: 4 part game board, sliding tiles, player pieces, numbered treasure tokens, extra turn tablets, and game cards.

The entire game is stored in the must have BOOKCASE EDTION box to be stored on a shelf with your other bookcase edition games. 

Information

All parts were printed with PLA filament, matt filaments work great for board games. I use a textured plate for adhesion. Some parts will need to be superglued, for example, the book spines are glued to the square cornered side of the bookcase box and the spine ribs are glued into the book spine.

If you find that the slide on the lid is tight due to friction, add a small drop of oil along the lid edges and work the lid back and forth a couple times.

IMPORTANT NOTE: For some print profiles, I've turned off the prime tower in order to upload the model but turning it on (if it will fit on your plate) will help the quality of your prints.

Packing the Master Labyrinth Box

Place one board in the box leaving an empty side space at one end for the cards and tokens. Add tiles to the empty spaces on the board, including over-hanging one of the center areas of the board. One of the center area sides will not have tiles overhanging and will be reserved for the cards and tokens side. Refer to the picture. Add some of the round numbered tokens to the board. Repeat for all 4 boards. You will have some tiles remaining that will store upside-down on the upper board nestled into the other tiles. Stand the cards up in the empty side space. Add the player tokens and magic tablet tokens to the empty side space. Add the ring to the top. Slide the lid on the box.

Master Labyrinth Game Rules

Game rules can be found as a PDF download below.