A complete map of the maze in ENA Dream BBQ.
ENA Dream BBQ: Maze Map Guide
Map Reading:
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pink Doors | Looping paths that bring you back somewhere. |
| Blue Doors | One-way false walls. Once you pass through, you can’t go back. |
| Purple Door | A door in level two that leads to a confusing, separate level. |
| Barrels | Garbage cans that allow you to exit the maze. |
| Numbers | Represent holes you can jump into or fall out of. There are eight in total, each with a corresponding exit hole. |
Hole Mechanics:
| Level | Hole Behavior |
|---|---|
| Level 1 → Level 2 | All holes in level one lead to level two. |
| Level 2 → Level 3 | All holes in level two lead to level three. |
| Level 3 → Level 1 | Holes in level three send you back to level one. |
| Arrows → Number | Indicates holes you fall into. |
| Arrows ← Number | Indicates exit holes on the ceiling. |
Level One
The first part of the maze you enter. The paths endlessly loop on either end and there is a one way fake wall in the middle. There is a total of two holes to jump down, as well as a total of four holes in the ceiling.
Level Two
This part of the maze has the Taski Maiden wandering around it. She gave me a heart attack at least three times.
There is a door in here that takes you to another level that is not required to go though, so you can probably just ignore it. The “door” level spits you back out where the blue line is labelled. There is a total of two holes to jump down, and two holes in the ceiling. There is also a larger third hole that is three times the size of the regular holes. I have no idea what it’s for or where it leads.
Level “DOOR”
This level doesn’t have much and is pretty much just a distraction. It does have a non-euclidean-esque hallway that loops in on itself. So that’s neat.
Level Three
The final level. It’s fairly small and simple so you shouldn’t have to worry about getting lost on this one. Two entrance holes and four exit holes. Unless you want to loop back to the beginning, don’t fall in any regular holes. The exit hole should be obvious when you see it, with music coming out of it and all.
There is also this long, dark hallway with a fenced off alleyway or something at the end. The music cuts out when you go down here, but there doesn’t seem to be anything to actually do or interact with. Spooky.
