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Show HN: Orisuji, a maze you solve by folding your phone

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When Apple announced the iPhone Duo I felt the same excitement that I had felt when I got my first iPhone, way back when.I remember playing Tap Tap Revenge, Fruit Ninja and all those other games that really took advantage of the new hardware to create new experiences.

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I started with a simple premise: what if the cover screen was partly transparent?

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That could make a fun maze that you have to fold and unfold as you solve it.Orisuji is a turn based paper maze, when the phone is open you have your base maze on the right part of the screen, but the only way to solve it is to figure out when to fold/unfold it to create bridges and new routes.

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