Area Maze

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Visit all four corners and the center while alternating the area of the tile you are on. You go from a larger tile to a smaller to a larger and so on.
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Contributed by: Karl Scherer (February 2014)
Open content licensed under CC BY-NC-SA
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This game and a few similar ones were previously published as the Zillions game "A-Maze III" by the author.
An area-maze (or a-maze for short) is a maze where you step from tile to tile, observing carefully the area of the tile you are standing on. The relative size of the area has to alternate: larger, smaller, larger, smaller, etc.
The world experts on mazes have confirmed that a-mazes are a totally new class of mazes. They were discovered on August 15, 1999 in London by the author while looking at the woodwork of a Chinese coffee table. He attends the "International Puzzle Party", a yearly convention of puzzle enthusiasts.
Due to its novelty, there exists no literature at all on a-mazes. Many related problems might be waiting to be discovered!
Permanent Citation
"Area Maze"
http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/AreaMaze/
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Published: February 24 2014