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Horror Maze
Horror maze view flower.png
Basic Info
Japanese Name(s)

恐怖の迷宮
恐怖の迷宮
Labyrinth of Fear
humphry horror

Effects EffectNone
Collectibles

WP #509

Events None
Notable NPCs None
Other
Connecting Areas T-Folk World LockedCondition🔐
BGM 🔊 cavern_wind_royal – Main Area (No. 592)
🔊 for – Dining Area (No. 163F)
🔊 kappa_15 – Exit Area (No. 518C)
Map ID 1450
Map Type Medium, Non-looping, Multiple maps, First-person
Version Added 0.120
Primary Author sniperbob
Contributing Author(s) Nakatsu

The Horror Maze is a labyrinth located in T-Folk World, with the maze itself accessible after sleeping in four specific beds.

Map of the area.

Features

The Horror Maze begins in a concrete hallway containing T-folk. The door to the maze is locked until you have slept in the beds in T-Folk World, Crazed Faces Maze, Blue Restaurant, and Spiders' Nest. Within is a dungeon-like maze featuring windows to the outside and large metal gates blocking you from leaving. Upon entering, you will obtain Menu Theme #49.

The Bike, Wolf, and the Lantern effects can be used in this area. Using the Bike will grant the player the usual speed boost. The Wolf effect will allow the player to howl, aswell as turning the screen red when the monster notices you. The Lantern effect can be used to brighten up the area allowing for better visibility. A yellow compass is also displayed next to Urotsuki allowing the player to see what direction they are facing. It is possible to combine the Bike and the Wolf, in which the player gets the speed boost from the Bike and the monster alert of the Wolf in place of the speed meter of the Bike.

In the maze, the player can find a room with a large blue box and a sketch of a creature on the wall. The exit gate can be found here. In the northwest corner of the room lies a red rose. Picking it up will collect the rose and display a counter of one out of eight. Collecting this first rose will cause the monster to emerge from the entrance of the maze and begin wandering around and even chase the player if they are seen.

If the player is successful in collecting all eight roses, the gate in the blue box room will open and allow them to escape. Escaping successfully will lead you to a gray platform floating high in space. If this is the first time the player has escaped, the use of the Bunny Ears, Invisible, Crossing, Glasses, and Chainsaw effects unlock.

Gas giants, dwarf planets, and stars can be seen all around the player. Proceeding across the platform will lead you to a room with a door to return to T-Folk World.

The newly unlocked effects can be used on a return visit providing various debug-like benefits to the player. The Bunny Ears effect can be used to change the monster's speed with pink ears being normal, red ears being slow, and black ears being fast. The Invisible effect retains its usual effect of making the player invisible to the monster. The Crossing effect can also be used as it normally would, freezing the monster in place when active. The Glasses effect will display a mini-map of the area in the top left with the pink dot being a rose, red being the monster, and green being the player. The Chainsaw effect will allow the player to kill the monster allowing them to freely collect the roses under no threat or pressure.

Directions

Nexus → Purple WorldRed MonasteryT-Folk WorldHorror Maze

Trivia

  • The map's internal name is a in-joke made by the developers where they called all of the horrors within the sector names starting with H.
  • After collecting the first rose, the monster will appear in the player's menu.
  • Prior to version 0.120 patch 2, full completion of the maze was required to unlock Menu Theme #49.

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