Programs made by Hans Zantema

MAZE.EXE Every time you play this a new maze is designed, in which only one way to the exit exists. In particular, suitable for children below 10 years old.
BLOK.EXE This game called "Block Maze" consists of 28 intellectual puzzles based on mazes with extra obstacles. Definitely not only for children.
MICE.EXE The cat has to catch 10 mice in a maze, but the mice are running away.
SNAKE.EXE The snake grows and grows, except when eating an apple. Based on an old theme.
MAZEGAME.EXE covers all four games, starting with a menu in which you can choose which of the four you want to play.

All programs and some extra files are collected in the zipped file MAZEGAME.ZIP
An extension of "Block Maze" in which solutions are maintained and can be replayed is collected in the zipped file BLOCK.ZIP
Using a special password for all 28 puzzles the best known solution can be shown; this password can be obtained by email from me.
All programs are made using Visual Basic and run under Windows 3.xx or higher.

A newer program (january 1998) is BEAR HUNTING . Here you have to catch bears by throwing boxes until they cannot move any more. It contains over 40 levels, but you can add your own levels too. It offers the facility for replaying earlier solutions. As a kind of game it is related to Block Maze. The file is a zip-file, after unzipping this file the program is executed by bj.exe. The program is written in DELPHI, and runs under Windows 3.xx or higher.
The last program (april 1999) is BEAR MAZE . This is a simple maze game where 4 bears in the corners of a maze have to be caught.

Any kind of comment is highly appreciated.
Some other programs are only available in Dutch. One is "spoor", which is also a maze style program, but having the facility that the user can design his own levels. You can get it from here by clicking on the entry hz.zip. After unzipping that file you can play speel.exe. This creates a menu from which you can choose various programs, including the "spoor" game. If you do not know Dutch you may have problems with reading the instructions: please see it as part of the puzzle. To give some hints for "spoor": "speel" means playing existing levels and "maak" means that you can design your own levels. In "zoek de verschillen" you have to look for the differences in two equal-looking picture and have to click on them. For a completely different kind of intellectual puzzle try "handel". If you can not figure out the game, please email me about it, then I can explain. Finally by "liedjes" you can hear some songs.