What's the difference between Labyrinth and Maze? Although both maze and labyrinth depict a complex and confusing series of pathways, the two are different. A maze is a complex, branching (multicursal) puzzle that includes choices of path and direction, while a labyrinth is unicursal, i.e., has only a si...
Sorry I lack the time to make something more complex or even enjoyable at the moment, but this should be enough for you to understand how easy defeating that strategy can be.
Did anyone else always start at the end and head toward the start? (For mazes on paper)
It’s almost always easier to complete when you go backwards.
I always stick to a side of the walls of the, mmm, “maze” to get to the end
I love mazes that intentionally defeat this method.
The method can’t be “defeated”. It ALWAYS works. But some do slow it down enough that it’s probably quicker to just guess and backtrack.
Sorry I lack the time to make something more complex or even enjoyable at the moment, but this should be enough for you to understand how easy defeating that strategy can be.
Good example