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Links	Must visit sites...
Clickmazes is bought to you with special thanks to... Bertie: Little bro' Brett - designer of clickmazes look'n'feel Graham Rogers: Author of several clickmazes applets. Robert Abbott: www.logicmazes.com. Ed Pegg Jr: www.mathpuzzle.com. Adrian Fisher: www.mazemaker.com. Jimmy Stephens: www.puzzlebeast.com. Serhiy Grabarchuk: www.ageofpuzzles.com. PuzzleUp: www.puzzles.com. Metanate: My friendly ISP. Gatherings for Gardner: G4G website. Java from SUN: Download your JDK here. Inkscape: Open-source vector graphics editor.
Sites mentioned elsewhere on clickmazes or otherwise worthy of a special mention... Eric Solomon: UK inventor of Blackbox (amongst other things). Erich Friedman: Erich's Puzzle Palace. Joker-Games: Original java maze-puzzles. Scott Kim: Inversions, magazine articles, on-line puzzles. PeterPuzzle: The puzzling world of puzzle designer Peter Grabarchuk. PerplexCity: Join the hunt for the Receda Cube. PuzzleMuseum: A window into James Dalgety's world-famous puzzle collection. PuzzlePalace: A window into George Miller's world of 3D puzzle printing. PuzzleWorld: information on the world's finest mechanical puzzles (and puzzlers), including... ...... Nick Baxter's Sliding Block Puzzle page ...... Nob Yoshigahara Puzzle Design Competition page ThinkFun: www.thinkfun.com (formerly Binary Arts) Bob Hearn of MIT - author of The Complexity of Sliding Block Puzzles (and Plank Puzzles, too) SuperMaze: Don O'Brien's 3D interactive mazes. PuzzleMonster: Good puzzles and reviews of other puzzle sites. Zillions-Of-Games: A universal gaming engine. The Lighter Side of Dr. Paulsen: puzzle collection.
And a few more sites for good measure... MegaMazes: High-quality mazes for view/download/print. Morrison Maze™ prints: Solvable modern art. aMAZEing ART: maze-art themed on wonders of the ancient world. Maze Zing: Jeff Montanye's amazing mazes from photographs. Toby Nelson: Minatour Mazes. Walter Pullen: Think Labyrinth! Applets, maze galleries and more. iMazes: Elegant pattern-based maze designs by Travis Storms American Maze Company: Amazing Maize Mazes Kadon Enterprises: www.gamepuzzles.com. Ishihama Yoshiaki: A huge and varied selection of applets.