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The above map is an overview of Labyrinth Island showing all of its worlds. Labyrinth world is currently available for exploration, with more worlds on the way soon!

The North Isle has four ancient sites undergoing extensive restoration. These sites are a Labyrinth Ziggurat, Palace, Palace City, and a Fjord City.

Four separate ancient ruins were discovered in the early 20th century on the northern isle of an island created by the long-ago explosion of a volcano in the Mediterranean sea. With the discovery of the royal tombs in Egypt, which gained a great following, the island was all-but-forgotten by the Archaeological community, and it lay in ruins for nearly two centuries.
Then in the year 2072 the Mediterranean Archaeological Research Society (M.A.R.S.) purchased the island to designate the North Isle as an International Park. Over the past several decades, these sites have gone under extensive restoration and have become the top archaeological “Tour” of the Mediterranean area. Because of this tourist draw, a Five Star resort, aptly named “Labyrinth Island Resort” was developed on the South Isle which was uninhabited by the ancients.

The South Isle is home for all new dwellings, resort, and research facilities. The Li-Visitors Center and Transportation Terminal or “Trans-Dome” is also located on this isle.

Research and development on the Island includes Archeology, Marine Biology, Stellar Cartography, Food Sciences and Medical Research. The Labyrinth Island Resort, a Five Star Resort, includes full recreational facilities such as gymnasium, basketball and tennis courts, olympic size pools, jacuzzi, sauna, and sports bar. Also within the Resort complex is a restaurant and lounge located at the sea-bed floor with panoramic underwater views. (Several Avatars are available for visitors to choose from during formal gatherings, swim or gym use, and Mediterranean-Tourist attire for those who forgot to pack before visiting the Island.)

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Labyrinth Island worlds have been created through the input and creativity of each member of Jotham's family.
From casual talks with his wife (Chameleanna) on landscaping and color schemes, watching his daughter (Chameleanne) hack into HTML and VRML world files, to seeing the sketches and ideas of his son (Cosmosfactor) come to life in 3d!

Each of us has enjoyed having a part in creating what you see here, and we hope you enjoy what you experience also.
We have much more planned, and actually hope this project will span many years into the future even as the kids leave the nest and we communicate via email and file sharing.

Feel free to send your comments, or suggestions to us at:
li-note @accrete.com