A Labyrinth Game / Supermind

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A Labyrinth Game and Supermind are two distinct mini-games on a single cartridge. The first challenges you to navigate a maze by moving a pawn from left to right, requiring careful planning and precision. The second is a logic puzzle where you guess a hidden sequence of four symbols. Each attempt gives feedback: red numbers for correct symbols in the wrong spot, white for correct ones in the right position. You track your progress as you narrow down the code. Both games lean into simple mechanics and problem-solving, with minimal instructions to get you playing quickly. These titles stand out for their clarity and focus. A Labyrinth Game feels like a direct test of spatial awareness, while Supermind mirrors classic deduction puzzles without extra flair. The 1982 release date and Odyssey 2/Videopac G7000 platform place them in a niche era of cartridge-based arcade and board game hybrids. While there’s no multiplayer or complex scoring, the straightforward design ensures each playthrough is a quick but satisfying mental exercise.