3D Monster Maze

3D Monster Maze is a 1981 computer game and one of the earliest examples of a survival horror game, as well as an early example of a 3D game. In it, the player must evade a marauding T. Rex in a maze for as long as possible to score points and escape to the next level.

Quotes
All quotes presented as they appear in-game
 * ROLL UP, ROLL UP, SEE THE AMAZING TYRANNOSAURUS REX KING OF THE DINOSAURS IN HIS LAIR. PERFECTLY PRESERVED IN SILICON SINCE PREHISTORIC TIMES, HE IS BROUGHT TO YOU FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT AND EXHILARATION.
 * THE MANAGEMENT ADVISE THAT THIS IS NOT A GAME FOR THOSE OF A NERVOUS DISPOSITION. IF YOU ARE IN ANY DOUBT, THEN PRESS STOP
 * RUN HE IS BEHIND YOU
 * YOU HAVE POSTHUMOUSLY BEEN AWARDED [x] POINTS AND SENTENCED TO ROAM THE MAZE FOREVER.
 * When Rex catches the player

About

 * The best thing about 3DMM was strangely the silence as you moved around. ... This added to the atmosphere. This also added to the scares. There was nothing worse than heading down a corridor and in the distance seeing the start of the dino heading towards you. Because the graphics were slow to draw the dino came at you in a few steps. Turning around and sprinting the other way was a manic dance across the keyboard, while you looked stunned as the screen filled with teeth. It was truly a pants wetting moment.
 * Lee's Peek n Poke review