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Labyrinth: Still aMAZEing!

Posted: 19 October 2026, 13:01
by DrClick
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Let’s go back in time a little… A little more… A little more… There you go, we are now in the mid-eighties. You’re watching Madonna on MTV, Maradona scores a goal with the infamous “Hand of God” during the FIFA World Cup, your outfit is all acid-washed denim, color block and oversized shoulder pads but most importantly, when your mom is leaving for her aerobics class, you have friends over to play a game of Labyrinth.
 
Those days are back! I mean, besides the fashion, MTV, aerobics or the Mexico World Cup, Labyrinth made its way to BGA, 40 years after its original release!
 
The game needs no introduction for many of you but for those not familiar with it, it is a rather simple concept: race for treasures in a moving maze! You move around the shifting paths of the labyrinth in a race to collect various treasures. Whoever collects all of their treasures first and returns to their home space wins!
 
Let’s be honest, we all remember that "kid’s game" feeling, but Labyrinth was never actually just about the treasures. It was about that moment when you were one turn away from victory, ready to slide your piece into home, only for your friend to grin, slide a row, and demolish your path. That sudden shift in the walls? That was the moment of a perfectly laid plan turning into a total scramble for survival. Kind of your first lesson in tactical betrayal…
 
Four decades later, your world has gone bigger but that feeling hasn't changed a bit. You’re not just sliding tiles; you’re outmaneuvering your opponents, predicting their next move, and trying to stay three steps ahead of a maze that refuses to stay still.
 
So, are you ready to see if you’ve still got the steady hand and the sharp eye for the maze? Let’s see who really owns the labyrinth this time around.
https://boardgamearena.com/gamepanel?game=labyrinth
 
Our gratitude goes to the original architect Max J. Kobbert, the game designer, and Ravensburger, the publisher, for letting us add this classic to the platform. And a special nod to Ábel Tibor Tóth, aka Doctor Neo Cortex, for navigating the BGA port and bringing this digital maze to life.
 
This was your Monday release.
It’s your turn to step inside the Labyrinth. Take care and play fair…

Re: Labyrinth: Still aMAZEing!

Posted: 19 October 2026, 13:07
by Queroir
I love Labyrinth! :ugeek:

Re: Labyrinth: Still aMAZEing!

Posted: 19 October 2026, 13:30
by PinguinBen
This made my day!

Re: Labyrinth: Still aMAZEing!

Posted: 19 October 2026, 13:56
by UnderdogSenior
THX
I’d like to see more of the older board games. 🙏

Re: Labyrinth: Still aMAZEing!

Posted: 19 October 2026, 15:05
by Omega Wolf
Since this game is Ravensburger, I hope Scotland Yard is in the works

Re: Labyrinth: Still aMAZEing!

Posted: 19 October 2026, 15:51
by Robarkson
Excellent. We have the board game, and it is a really good low stress family fun game, which also requires some strategic and tactical finesse.

Re: Labyrinth: Still aMAZEing!

Posted: 19 October 2026, 15:56
by Presidential_General
Omega Wolf wrote: ↑19 October 2026, 15:05 Since this game is Ravensburger, I hope Scotland Yard is in the works
I love Scotland Yard!

Re: Labyrinth: Still aMAZEing!

Posted: 19 October 2026, 17:04
by Cachamwri
This was my favorite childhood game!

Re: Labyrinth: Still aMAZEing!

Posted: 19 October 2026, 17:24
by patisseur79
Its so perfect to have the opportunity to play old games as we were kids...Please upload more old games like Golddiggers((xrisothires)..was one of my favorite!!!

Re: Labyrinth: Still aMAZEing!

Posted: 19 October 2026, 18:12
by historianteacher
Awesome!