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Absurdist 1st-person adventure game, Maize releases its debut trailer

Here's something I'm sure you've never played. Maize is a first person adventure about a sentient cornstalk that was created by two chronically inept government scientists by mistake. Developer Finish Line Games describes the game as "an absurdist, first-person adventure with a cornucopia of highbrow puzzles to solve, talking oddities to meet, and mysteries to be harvested."

In Maize, players will explore a desolate farm above ground for clues to the past before venturing underground to a secret government research facility, all while making friends with equally odd friends along the way. One of these friends is described as "a grumpy Russian knock-off of the most technologically advanced toy ever created: Teddy Ruxpin." Weird doesn't even begin to describe it.

For more on Maize, you can check out the game's official website.

Daniel R. Miller

I'll play anything at least once. But RPG's, Co-Op/Competitive Multiplayer, Action Adventure games, and Sports Franchise Modes keep me coming back. Follow me on Twitter @TheDanWhoWrites

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