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Treasure
Hunt |
The new version of the classic entertainment adventure series
features presenters Suzi Perry and Dermot Murnaghan working with
the contestants to solve cryptic clues against the clock. Labyrinth Games wrote clues for the second run of the
BBC 2 version of the show, which featured locations including the
USA, Mexico, Australia and New Zealand.
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2003 |
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Chatsworth TV for BBC2 |
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The
Crystal Maze |
Popular action-adventure game hosted by
Richard O'Brien and Ed Tudor-Pole. A team of six
contestants, led by the Mazemaster, are led round a series of
rooms in four different time zones.
Crystals won earn time in the Crystal Dome at the end of the show,
where fabulous prizes could be won.
Labyrinth Games was a regular games contributor over five
years. In the "Time Cycle" game shown right, the contestant
must assemble a series of cog wheels. He can then mount the bicycle and pedal as quickly as possible
to claim his reward. But will he realise that he needs to pedal backwards?
In the second picture, we can see contestant
Emma tackles one of the children's show puzzles. A correct sum
must be formed by covering the right LED segments. However, only
some of the white flaps actually work...
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1991-5 (series 2 to 6) |
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Chatsworth Television for Channel 4 |
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www.chatsworth-tv.co.uk |
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The
Mole |
Spy-themed adventure game hosted by
Glenn Hugill. Ten contestants compete in a wide variety of
challenges for prizes totalling up to £200,000 – but which one
is the traitor out to stop them?
Labyrinth Games designed two of the
challenges for series 2 of the show.
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2001 (series 2) |
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Action Time for Channel 5 |
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Starfinder |
Starfinder is a 10 x 30' challenge show for ITV in which teens
are sent on simulated training missions to become future
astronauts. The games feature cutting-edge computer simulations. Labyrinth Games
acted as a games consultant for this innovative children's
programme.
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September 2003 |
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Carlton for ITV |
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Official Starfinder site |
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Mind
Games |
Labyrinth Games contributed puzzles to
this intelligent, mind-bending panel game hosted by Simon Singh.
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January 2003 |
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BBC Four |
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Official
programme site |
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Pompeii /
Colosseum |
BBC ONE has announced three new history commissions which will
take viewers to the terrifying last moments of Pompeii, to the
world of Roman gladiators and into the life of Queen Victoria. The
commissions follow the success of BBC ONE's Pyramid (see below). Labyrinth Games
is once again working with the BBC's Interactive department to
deliver an 'after-show experience' for every viewer.
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Autumn 2003 |
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BBC ONE |
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BBC
press release |
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Pyramid |
The Great Pyramid of Giza - the majestic burial place of King
Khufu - is the only one of the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World
to survive. Pyramid is a landmark BBC ONE documentary.
Labyrinth Games devised a unique hidden
competition within the actual TV broadcast, as well as assisting
with associated challenges on the Internet and interactive TV
platforms.
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October 2002 |
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BBC ONE |
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BBC
History site |
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Sub
Zero |
Sunday mornings were
never the same again thanks to this innovative interactive game
show for kids. Set in an underground post-millennial bunker, hosts
Robin Banks and Jemma James directed studio contestants and home
players in a variety of computer, internet and technology
challenges.
Labyrinth Games devised games used in the
revolutionary FreeD "virtual studio".
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1999 |
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BBC 2 |
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www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/ |
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New quiz
show |
Labyrinth Games has devised a new
intelligent family game show in partnership with John M. Lewis
(devisor, Fifteen to One) for S4C. Keep watching this site for
more information.
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2nd pilot filming Summer 2003 |
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S4C |
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K-Club |
Technology show
presented by Kirsten O'Brien which attempted to explain the
Internet to children while having fun.
We devised an on-line feature called K-Trail,
which consisted of a progressive treasure hunt competition run on
the show's web site.
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August – December 1999 |
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BBC Knowledge |
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Flame
TV |
We provided sample games for a family game show
in development.
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Roger
Beam TV |
We provided assistance in developing a
football-themed game show.
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Yorkshire/Tyne
Tees TV |
We provided information on game shows during the
research for Let's Get Quizzical, a TV programme compiling great
moments or outtakes from quiz shows of the past.
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