aTilt 3D Labyrinth

Featuring 200 levels spanning across 3 difficulty levels and a special Maze mode, this is one labyrinth game worth checking out. In addition to the impressive level count, this game adds a lot of small things to the experience, from haptic feedback when you hit a wall, to the viewing angle shifting with your movements to replicate a real-life game board.

Levels

There are enough maps loaded into this game to keep you busy for hours. Even the easy levels prove challenging as you get used to the controls, and once your skills improve there’s still no shortage of unique maps to keep you busy. The Maze mode focuses more on finding the correct path, rather than skillful maneuvering – but beware, you shouldn’t start this mode until you’ve at least got the hang of the easy levels first. For those wondering, here’s how the map count is broken down between modes:

Easy – 50
Medium – 58
Difficult – 67
Mazes – 25

Effects
As soon as you play your first level, you’ll notice some cool effects that make the game as realistic as possible. Haptic feedback occurs when the ball hits an edge – just the right amount to feel like it’s an actual labyrinth game board. If your sound is turned up, you’ll also hear the ball hitting the edges as though it really is a wooden board. The last really noticeable effect is the viewing angle, which changes based on your movements to simulate what you’d see if the game board was real.

Settings
Gameplay settings are straight forward, an compliment an array of low and high-end Android devices. You can toggle the vibration/sound, 3D board movement, and even modify the tilt sensitivity. If you think the accelerometer doesn’t feel just right, you can also calibrate it by using a simple built-in option.

Overall, aTilt 3D Labyrinth is a simple, yet great game that will keep you occupied for hours. The full version is available in Android Market for $2.99 USD, or you can try out the lite version first for free.