Once upon a time, you were using your computer, as usual, when suddenly, your mouse has been fitted into a blue robotic shell and transported into a cyber-world full of dangerous obstacles and long mazes. There's more to these mazes than what meets the eye, however. You must use your intuition before you can escape. (SPOILERS BELOW) (LAST WARNING!) (I WARNED YOU, SPOILERS BELOW) =All Powerups= The popup - Deploys an intrinsic window that allows your cursor to seamlessly glide over an obstacle that may block your path. Once you click again, the popup disappears. =All Obstacles= Square - A blank red square. It can move up, down, left, or right, one of these, or all of the four directions at once. Chase - This enemy has two variations--One that moves slowly, and one that moves quickly. The only commonality being that they move in a diagonal manner. Laser - A spinning enemy that fires a light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation, or, a laser. The laser and the enemy itself hurt to the touch. Ghost - These enemies only seem to appear in sections where your vision is obscured. Observation of this enemy causes them to stop in their tracks, otherwise, they creep towards your cursor until they finally pounce. Rotate - An enemy which moves only in an angular fashion. =Objects= Key - Found in some sections. Hovering the cursor over a key will pick it up. The key is required to pass some sections if it is present. Door - The door is disguised as a red square enemy, and thus, hurts to the touch. However, when your cursor has acquired a key, the door(s) change into a harmless state and allow you to pass through them. Powerup Block - A purple square that, when hovered over, grants you the popup powerup. Can be hovered over infinitely many times, but the powerup itself is not stackable, and must be depleted/used first. =Speedrun Mode= By flicking the slider in the main menu, you have activated speedrun mode. You are required to start the maze over, and you will have to complete them as fast as your hand can drag.
The title is a play on the title of Ray Bradbury's novel, "The Martian Chronicles" however, there are no Martians, nor Mars.
