Escape a dark maze: one player looks for the way out, the other hunts them
Prisoner and Guard is an asymmetric game for two. The prisoner wakes up in a cell in the middle of a maze and looks for the way out, but can only see a few steps ahead. The guard sees the whole maze and the prisoner, and tries to catch them before they escape.
Lethal Card · Every game against a person counts toward your Lethal Card — one ELO for every game.
Every game has a new maze, and each side plays a different game: the prisoner feels their way through the dark and listens for footsteps, the guard watches from above and decides when to lock a door. The server never sends the prisoner what they have not seen, so there is no way around the darkness.
Yes, all the time, including how far the prisoner can see. The prisoner only sees the guard up close.
No. The guard has only two locks for four exits and may never lock the last open one, so there is always a way out.
The prisoner is the first player at the table, the guard the second. In a rematch you swap roles.
Usually three to five minutes. The prisoner has forty moves, then dawn breaks.
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