Micro Labyrinth is a downloadable implementation of the various online flash games you’re sure to have played once in a while. Basically, the little red dot really, really wants to get to the “end” square. Guide it through mazes, around moving blocks, past the spinning blades of various fans, switch levers and more in order to assist him.

The production is bare-bones. The graphics are flat and none too flashy. They don’t need to be and you don’t need them to be. The fact is, what’s there is there and you have to get to the end. Before each level begins you can go along any track, past walls, through any obstacle and then click on the letter “S” to start.

As you begin the level for real, the blades will be set in motion, balls will fly and bounce around the place and blocks will begin their short little rotations to and from their starting points. All the while, you will attempt to navigate the micro labyrinth and try – usually in vain – to keep your death count down.

Although the game is very short on depth and has zero replayability, the levels in the game provided go offer a substantial challenge. I got up to level 12 of, how many, I don’t know, before I had to resign play. A quick, brief period of entertainment which should allow for at least a coffeebreak’s worth of diversion.