You won’t find any music or sound effects here, by the way-not even the subtle roll and clunk sounds that a “real” Labyrinth game might have, which I would like to see. (It only took a few seconds over Wi-Fi to grab the lion’s share of them when I bought the game.) But there are tons of them-you can download them in the full game. Some of the mazes are quite challenging, while others have a rather “phoned in” feel that are a bit yawn-inducing. (Two images of bubbles suspended in green liquid, as you’d find in a carpenter’s level at the hardware store, do the job.) Once you’re set, you’ll find that the game very closely imitates how a “real” steel ball would roll around-even to the point where you can “slide” your ball around the edge of a hole without letting it fall in (an improvement in the recently released 1.2 update). You need to hold the iPhone parallel to the ground-in fact, there’s a calibration tool in the game that helps makes sure you’re playing on a flat surface. What makes Labyrinth exceptional is that the game features really high accelerometer accuracy.
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