Twyce Map

About Twyce Map

Twyce is a challenging logical puzzle map for Minecraft. Twyce is different from what you expect. Where other puzzle maps start you out with a tutorial, Twyce Map uses a minimalistic approach with carefully crafted levels that teach you everything you need to know via gameplay instead of text. Where other puzzle maps throw rage-inducing timing based parkour at you, Twyce is souly about using your brain and not your muscle memory. Where other puzzle maps confuse you with non-euclidian architecture, Twyce realizes that logical problems in an illogical environment can only be solved with the help of brute-force and not by logic alone. And where other puzzle maps give you a reset button to recover from failure states and softlocks, Twyce uses smart level design so puzzles simply have no failure states.

Twyce Map 1

Twyce is about applying logic in an environment where the goal is to get a block into a certain position, but the only way to do so is to evaluate the situation and figure out how to use your limited amount of blocks to help you out.

Features:

  • Actual logic puzzles – no math or anything except for logical thinking required
  • 16 Levels – about 1-1.5 hours of playtime if you are good at first person puzzle games
  • Essentially no parkour – if you know how to jump up a block you can do all the “parkour” in this map
  • No non-euclidian architecture – as in no illogical architecture that switches rooms around on you
  • Accurate in-game timing – it even has splits per level for the speedrunner in you
  • Counts the amount of actions you do per level for the perfectionist in you
  • Can indeed melt your brain and make you feel really stupid when you get your ‘aha-moments’

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Download links for Twyce Map:

For 1.9

https://files.9minecraft.net/index.php?act=dl&id=1451658797

https://files2.9minecraft.net/index.php?act=dl&id=1451737669

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