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CuteMaze is a simple, top-down game in which mazes are randomly generated using one of a choice of several different algorithms. You move the character through the maze while hunting for targets (cheese, by default)—the game is won once all of these targets have been picked up.

File: cutemaze-1.0.2.gz
Size: 107.1 KB
Upload Date: August 12th, 2008
SHA1: 187ae9576fc0cbf0077dbd448f044c915db7e4ab
Details: Compiled on Ubuntu 7.10 using GCC 4.1.3 targetting i486
License: GPL
File: CuteMaze_1.0.2.dmg
Size: 11.5 MB
Upload Date: August 12th, 2008
SHA1: 45c0cd30da8dd808dc3d9033203f3230e36da8b1
Details: Universal binary compiled on Mac OS X 10.4
License: GPL
File: CuteMaze_1.0.2.zip
Size: 5.9 MB
Upload Date: August 12th, 2008
SHA1: fd479edc90d3c02a179324986803b1f73db75723
Details: Compiled on Windows XP using GCC 3.4.2
License: GPL
File: cutemaze-1.0.2-src.tar.bz2
Size: 67.5 KB
Upload Date: August 12th, 2008
SHA1: 60343de3c475bc04869af1d6913fbf24d85d6cb1
License: GPL
CuteMaze is available from a public git repository. If you would like to access the current development source of the project, run the following command:
git clone git://github.com/gottcode/cutemaze.git
This will create a directory called cutemaze which contains the latest version of the project. If you wish to download the changes since you ran the above command, run the following command inside of the cutemaze directory:
git pull origin master
CuteMaze uses a folder of SVG files to define a theme. The folder name is used as the name of the theme in the game. The locations for the theme folders are platform specific:
Linux: Themes are located in $XDG_DATA_DIRS/games/cutemaze. By default, that means (in order of preference) the locations are:
Windows: Themes are located in either "Application Data\GottCode\CuteMaze" or a folder called "Themes" in the same folder as the executable.
Mac OS X: Themes are located in "Library/Application Support/GottCode/CuteMaze", either in your home folder or the root folder.
You can override themes by making a folder under a higher preference folder with the same name. If you only wish to replace one file, all you need to do is create a matching folder and file.
Listed below is the name of each theme file with an example image.
| SVG file | Example |
|---|---|
| background.svg | ![]() |
| corner0.svg | ![]() |
| corner1.svg | ![]() |
| corner2.svg | ![]() |
| corner3.svg | ![]() |
| corner4.svg | ![]() |
| flag.svg | ![]() |
| marker.svg | ![]() |
| player.svg | ![]() |
| start.svg | ![]() |
| target.svg | ![]() |
| wall.svg | ![]() |
This will make a theme that looks like this:
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