Flip Maze (V2.04J 1999/09/02 20:00)

Flip Maze is a two-player puzzle game released in 1999 by Taito Corporation, developed in collaboration with Moss, Ltd. Players work cooperatively to navigate mirrored pathways and match colored blocks within a grid-based playing field. The core mechanic involves strategically rotating sections of the maze to redirect rolling balls toward designated targets. Successful matches clear blocks and advance the level; failure results in the loss of a life. The game utilizes Taito's G-Net hardware, providing a networked capability that likely supported features such as high score tracking or competitive play between arcades. Each player controls one side of the maze, requiring communication and coordination to solve increasingly complex puzzles. Flip Maze offers a unique twist on traditional puzzle gameplay, demanding careful planning and teamwork to succeed in its mirrored environment.