Export by PAHC is the sixth (or seventh depending on if you include SAVE AS) level that you visit while playing Over Again by PAHC the intended way. It features a maze - if you get to the exit of this maze you get 1/4th of the next code you need to progress in the puzzle hunt.

The maze features rooms with four paths - up, down, left, and right. If you just want to clear it, go in these directions from the start of the level:

RIGHT, RIGHT, DOWN, DOWN, DOWN, DOWN, RIGHT, UP

To solve this maze, you have three options:

1) Guess and check with a 1 in 4^8 = 1 in 65536 = 0.0015% chance of getting to the exit.

2) Waiting FOUR MINUTES OF YOUR SHORT LIFESPAN before the level decides to help you out and add arrows to the correct path in each room.

3) Copy the path to the exit either from this review or from the comment section of the level.

I think 99% of people would choose option #3. However, the creator PAHC clearly disapproves of people skipping his level as he called stargrinder WKGames an A-hole for posting a showcase of Over Again that just skips to the final code for the level without showing all the intermediate steps.

This level also features PAHC's longest monologue in the entire Over Again saga of levels. He rants about how nobody cares about any of his levels other than SAVE AS. People commented on the level PAHC Never Clear by WKGames that WKGames needs an "ego death" but clearly someone else fits the bill. He also accuses the player of having a short attention span while expecting you to twiddle your thumbs waiting FOUR MINUTES OF YOUR SHORT LIFESPAN before finally revealing the solution to the maze.

Sounds like this level is just PAHC's coping mechanism, kind of cringe tbh. I'd almost feel bad for the guy if he didn't call for me to be comment-banned 1984 style and called me an A-Hole unprovoked.

To be fair, this level does work well as a Trial of Memory as chances are you're just going to memorize the path to the exit from the comment section. The monologue is also about PAHC's level SAVE AS which is all about a decaying memory going through dementia.