Number Maze, Reading Maze, Reading Mansion. All these and more. They're nowhere to be found today but were popular in their time.
I think some have been mentioned on this site before, but nowhere I've looked has anyone posted any of them.
The ones I'm looking for in particular are the parts of their "Maze" series.
The ones I know exist but can't find are:
Number Maze - A game that had you traverse a maze as a horse or a few others, collecting keys or books, and solving math problems to destroy barriers in your path such as stone walls. The whole thing was done in a castle though it was a little hard to tell since you were only given an overhead shot of the maze (when you weren't solving math problems to destroy walls). After reaching the end of the maze you would see a throne room to which treasures and the like would be added after repeated runs through the maze. The game was commonly seen on library and school computers. It ran on Mac 7, if I remember correctly.
Fraction & Decimal Maze - Like number maze, but instead of a castle it took place in a hedge maze. Instead of a throne room there was an attic to a house at the end of the maze. The gameplay for both number maze and Fraction & Decimal Maze were roughly the same. It also likely ran on Mac 7, since I recall the computer running it to be running At Ease (safe multiple user interface, you can find it here on this site) as well.
Wikipedia has an article on Great Wave Software that lists other games I didn't list here. Most of them don't seem to be here at Macintosh Garden or anywhere else.
Trying to track down and get these games is what led me to this site in the first place. These games are my fondest childhood memory and I would love to be able to play them again (And finish them this time!).
Does anyone have any of them? Does anyone know where to get them?
