Dude! Awesome, awesome job! That was such an outstanding map, and a fantastic conclusion to the series! Here are my thoughts, starting with the minor problems/glitches that I noticed. (SPOILERS FOR THOSE WHO HAVEN’T FINISHED!!!)


-The triathlon riddle levers didn't seem to fully reset after I got a wrong answer. Even after checking your stream to make sure I was correct (It was Alexis 1st, , that answer didn't work for me after a failed attempt. Idk if it was intentional to be a one-try thing or if players are allowed multiple attempts. I was also a bit unclear about how the scoring worked--I'm assuming that I was ONLY looking at who placed what in the final race, not scoring the three events together? That might just be my own confusion though.


-At the end of the twin islands maze, there was a button on a foam block, which usually conceals an emerald. However, this block did not disappear when I hit the button and I had to go into creative mode to get the emerald. This is the only emerald I had a problem with.


-I believe there was supposed to be a minecart in the little crevice inside the chomping tree in the hedge maze, but it seemed to have disappeared.


-On the track on the way out from the hedge maze, there was a random minecart sitting on the track that made me reverse direction after running into it.


-A couple of levers in the underwater vertical maze at the end were a bit finicky, had to toggle them to make them disappear. But they did work.


-I'm assuming this was intentional, but there doesn't seem to be a guide to the hedge maze. Also, I found only Clark's second notebook, but not the first (assuming I probably just missed it)






Also, I know it’s unlikely that you’ll end up going back to edit the other 2 maps, but I did notice after replaying the first one and reading the HRV guide that there are 5 emeralds in the three regions (including the one in the castle) instead of 6, and I think the last maze had 4 instead of 3. Either way, the amount is the same though, so no big deal. Thought I’d mention it though.






My favorite parts of this map (and the other maps in general):


-I LOVE THE DESIGN!!! Everything is so colorful and characteristic, and just so vivacious! I definitely saw some of the inspiration that came from things like Mario 64, and yet it was its own unique thing that was an absolute blast to play! The formula of having "objectives" throughout the maze that the player can choose to complete works consistently well in each and every maze. Even the seemingly small things, like adding custom names to the food and NPC's and whatnot just add so many new layers to the map. Things that you didn't have to do, yet did anyway, shows your extreme imagination and care that make your map stand above other Minecraft maps.


-The first maze (the harbor town) was a great way to start the game! It was so cool to see a maze that was designed like an actual home. I loved that there were different areas that all played off of each other, especially the houses and the woodpile with elevators.


-Everything about the office building! I love how surreal it was going through all of the floors, and seeing all of these unconventional types of mazes, like the curtains one and the “conversation maze” with the guy at the desk.


-I loved exploring the WIP maze! It was such a strange, wonderful level with all sorts of cool designs and throwbacks to other mazes.


-That clock maze was TOUGH…but man, it was so intricate and clever!


-The final boss and its buildup was outstanding! I’m so glad that the mazes didn’t stop there, and that they were the main method of defeating the boss! I truly loved being able to rapid-fire through all sorts of unique mini-areas that hadn’t been explored yet (but I think I royally screwed up the bed maze, lol)


-Also, thought I’d add that that library bonus maze from AJ2 was deliciously brutal >:)






You have such a solid trilogy of maps, and it’s honestly mind-blowing how much time and work you’ve put into these maps, and how a-maze-ing they turned out to be! I’ll definitely be recommending this series to others, and if you ever decide to create another map, I’ll be around to play it!