The aliens are here, and they're feeling a little lost. Put on the enclosed 3-D glasses and have fun guiding them around and watching these colorful labyrinths pop right off the page.

Put on your 3-D glasses and watch these colorful mazes leap into vivid life! Dragons, snakes, ogres, and other beastly creatures pop up from every direction. Includes 3-D glasses and solutions.

These friendly "bots" need your guidance, and when you put on the enclosed 3-D glasses, the twisting, turning paths of their colorful labyrinths will spring right off the page! Solutions.

Join fanged fiends and other creatures of the night for some 3-D fun! With the enclosed glasses, a host of vampires, monsters, and other playful ghouls will pop right off the page.

Join a daring crew of treasure hunters and head for where the action pops right off the page! Includes 3-D glasses that make the colorful labyrinths leap into vivid life. Solutions.

Easy mazes, geared toward ages 4-8, transport kids back in time to herd bewildered dinosaurs to their destinations. With the enclosed 3-D glasses, the colorful creatures leap right off the page.

Over 50 tangled paths feature robots trying to get out of a traffic jam, treasure hunters seeking gold, curious aliens exploring Earth, and plenty of other comic scenarios. Solutions.

Who knew that being invaded by aliens could be so much fun? Kids can help wacky extraterrestrials find the United Nations, capture a runaway brain, and more. 33 mazes plus solutions.

Videogames are full of horrors – and of horror, a facet of the media that has been largely overlooked by the academic community in terms of lengthy studies in the fast-growing field of videogame scholarship. This book engages with the research of prominent scholars across the humanities to explore the presence, role and function of horror in videogames, and in doing so it demonstrates how videogames enter discussion on horror and offer a unique, radical space that horror is particularly suited to fill. The topics covered include the construction of stories in videogames, the role of the monster and, of course, how death is treated as a learning tool and as a facet of horror.

This book solves the dilemma of wanting to learn Windows-based sorfware engineering without knowing Windows programming. The basics in Windows programming are explained alongside ideas of object-oriented sortware engineering. (Midwest).