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A field atlas of sandstone ruins, walked in first person by the glow of a hand lantern. Each ink on the cartographer's desk below draws one part of the game. Iron-gall black · The walls Every plate is a labyrinth seen from inside: sandstone halls, wall sconces and a lantern that lights only a few steps ahead. A brass compass under your thumb walks you forward when pushed up and turns you when pushed sideways. The paper sketch beside it fills in only where your light has fallen. Sepia · Thirty plates The atlas holds 30 plates, growing from 4 by 4 rooms to 13 by 13. They open in order, and the later ones hide up to three locked doors and as many as five clay urns in dead ends. Brass · Keys and doors Locked doors carry coloured bars. Find the brass key set with a stone of the same colour and the way through is open. A key always lies on your side of its door, so a careful walker is never stuck. Vermilion · Wax seals A plate presses up to three red seals: one for reaching the stone gate, one for a time within par and one for recovering every urn. Ninety in all, plus 12 cover seals for milestones such as a 3-day streak or 1,000 tiles walked. Moss green · Daily expedition One maze per date, the same for every explorer that day. Finish on consecutive days to grow your streak, and chase the quickest time of the day. Indigo · Field notes A quiz of 24 true notes about labyrinths, hedge mazes and caves, from Daedalus and Knossos to Chartres, Mammoth Cave and the Davy lamp. Each round asks 10 questions and explains every answer. Blotting paper · Log and kit The log keeps your last 20 walks with totals for urns, keys and tiles. The kit holds haptics, a field guide, a reset and the animated paper backdrop of breathing contour lines and a swaying wind rose, which can be switched off in Settings for a still page. Plays offline, with no account and no ads.