This is one of my very first programming projects, made in high school when I was 15, during the computer science option. What started as a simple maze game in Python grew into a program of almost 2000 lines, with a full graphical interface made with Tkinter.

The program generates random perfect mazes of any size. It starts with every wall closed, then removes random walls between areas that are not connected yet, until every cell can be reached by exactly one path. You can then play with many options: start again when you hit a wall, blind mode, bonuses to collect in the corners before reaching the exit, two players, or draw and save your own mazes. I also added a second game in the same program, a naval battle that you can play against an AI or against a friend.