A(Maze)ing 2d game

Throughout life, we are forced to make countless decisions. Personally, I have realized that when I make decisions, the bigger the risk I take, the bigger the potential reward is. As much as I wanted to comfortably live at home, if I had chosen to do so, I would not have learned much about independence (no risk, less reward). This is represented by the easiest maze leading to 3^rd place. I also could have chosen to take a small risk (coming to U of I but choosing an easy major). By choosing an easier major, it could lead me to a nice lifestyle, but I may not reach my full potential (represented by the medium leveled maze leading to the 2^nd place, “that was easy,” and symbols representing math and English, which are things I am comfortable with). By taking a big risk choosing the VTD program (something that I do not have much experience with) and leaving home, I am setting myself up to learn many new things (about art, technology, and independence) and potentially get a very interesting and enjoyable job (shown by the most difficult path leading to 1^st place, the virtual reality headset, etc.). This game is meant to show that putting effort into challenges and things that take time can lead to more satisfying rewards--a lesson that I always try to keep in mind when things get tough.