Maze Hunter 3D

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Maze Hunter 3D
System(s): Sega Master System
Publisher: Sega
Developer: Sega R&D 2
Distributor: Tonka (US), Tec Toy (BR), Samsung (KR)
Peripherals supported: 3-D Glasses, FM Sound Unit
Genre: Action
Number of players: 1
Release Date RRP Code JP 1988-01-31 ¥5,0005,000 G-1345 US 1988-05 8003 EU 1988 8003 UK 1988 £24.9524.95 8003 BR 19xx KR 19xx

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Maze Hunter 3D, known as Maze Walker (メイズウォーカー) in Japan, is an action game developed and published by Sega for the Sega Master System. The game makes use of the 3-D Glasses add-on, and perhaps produces the best effects of those that do. All the sprites and backgrounds are given their own illusion of depth, and jumping makes the character appear to move closer to the viewer. There is no 2D equivalent game, and no way to disable the 3D effect. The game itself would be rereleased on the 3DS as part of Sega 3D Classics Collection.

During development the game was known as Billionaire 3D (ビリオネア3D).

Gameplay

The player (known as Lee in the Japanese version) is required to find their way out of a series of mazes viewed from a top-down perspective, armed only with an Iron Bar to kill various monsters.

Items

	Magic Boxes
	Key
	Light Suit
	Absorb Suit
	Jump Shoes
	Power Shoes
	Spike Shoes
	Balloons
	Super Shot
	Two-Way Shot
	Transport
	Magic Mine

Maze Creatures

	Roller
	Points: 600
	Kluster
	Points: 200
	Trog
	Points: 200
	Polyp
	Points: 700
	Maru
	Points: 400
	Squib
	Points: 600
	Utane
	Points: 400
	Maimer
	Points: 1000
	Thunder Cloud
	Points: 1000
	Goom
	Points: 400
	Spinner
	Points: 200
	Bounder
	Points: 600
	Eye
	Points: 1000
	Tyro
	Points: 800
	Fire Ray
	Points: 400

Areas

The game's 5 areas all contain 4 levels, each of which are further divided into 3 sublevels. The player travels through sublevels using Warp Tunnels, and and travels to the next area or level by finding a Gate Key and using it on a Warp Gate.

	Metal Area
	Rugged Area
	Jungle Area
	Ice Area
	Blaze Area

Versions

Localised names

Also known as

Language	Localised Name	English Translation
English	Maze Hunter 3D	Maze Hunter 3D
English (US)	Maze Hunter 3D	Maze Hunter 3D
Japanese	メイズウォーカー	Maze Walker

Production credits

• Programmer: Mark Cerny
• Programmer, Player Character Model: Lee
• Sound all: Kazuhiko Nagai

Source:

Uncredited

Digital manuals

• 

  Judgment manual

Magazine articles

Main article: Maze Hunter 3D/Magazine articles.

Physical scans

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Sega Retro Average
Publication Version Score Aktueller Software Markt (DE) 72 Complete Guide to Consoles (UK) 78 Complete Guide to Consoles (UK) 74 The Complete Guide to Sega (UK) PAL 74 Console XS (UK) PAL 72 Computer & Video Games (UK) 60 The Games Machine (UK) 62 Mean Machines Sega (UK) 74 Power Play (DE) PAL 51 Sega Power (UK) PAL 25 Sega Pro (UK) 89 Sega Pro (UK) PAL 72

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Maze Hunter 3D

Master System, JP
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Cart Manual

Master System, US
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Manual

Master System, EU
Cover

Master System, EU ("No Limits")
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Master System, BR
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Cart Manual

Master System, BR (Alt)
Cover
Cart Manual

Master System, KR
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Cart

Technical information

ROM dump status

System	Hash	Size	Build Date	Source	Comments
?	CRC32 31b8040b MD5 2349ee42a09088a4a590e2c65474cdaf SHA-1 6d94c2159a67f3140d0c9158b58aa8f0474eaaba	128kB		Cartridge (EU/US)
?	CRC32 871562b0 MD5 d22d7b072123ef9c43b432e06363dabd SHA-1 ade756eccaf94c79e8b3636921b6f8669a163265	128kB		Cartridge (JP)