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The “Grimoire” maze is like Evil Dead meets Stranger Things. You venture into the woods to meet some kids in the ‘80s who uncover a cursed book that’s the cause of chaos and fear over historical periods. We loved the retro aesthetic and portal aspects of this maze that take you back in time.

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