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Guide a rolling ball through intricate mazes, splatting paint to fill every empty space. This engaging puzzle game offers vibrant 3D graphics and simple controls for an enjoyable experience.
✓Fill empty maze spaces with paint
✓Tap and swipe controls
✓Vibrant 3D graphics
✓Over 45 unique maps and levels
✓Unlockable ball skins
✓Suitable for adults and kids
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What's New in Labyrinth Paint
1.0
July 13, 2019
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What is Labyrinth Paint: Ball in Maze?
Labyrinth Paint: Ball in Maze is a 3D puzzle game where players guide a ball to paint and fill all empty spaces within a maze. It features simple tap and swipe controls for an accessible gameplay experience.
Does Labyrinth Paint: Ball in Maze have ads?
Yes, Labyrinth Paint: Ball in Maze contains advertisements. As a free-to-play game, ads are integrated to support its development and availability.
How many levels are in Labyrinth Paint: Ball in Maze?
The game offers more than 45 unique maps and levels, ranging from easy to hard difficulties. Players can enjoy a substantial amount of content to fill with their rolling ball.
Can I play Labyrinth Paint: Ball in Maze offline?
The provided data does not specify whether Labyrinth Paint: Ball in Maze supports offline play. However, many casual puzzle games of this nature can be enjoyed without an internet connection.
What devices is Labyrinth Paint: Ball in Maze available on?
Labyrinth Paint: Ball in Maze is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices.
What is the age rating for Labyrinth Paint: Ball in Maze?
Labyrinth Paint: Ball in Maze has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children and general audiences.
When was Labyrinth Paint: Ball in Maze last updated?
Labyrinth Paint: Ball in Maze was last updated on July 13, 2019, with version 1.0. The initial release date was also July 13, 2019.
Are there different game modes in Labyrinth Paint: Ball in Maze?
The description highlights a core gameplay loop of filling mazes with paint. It does not explicitly mention distinct game modes beyond the progression through various maps and levels.
