Double Layer Maze Cube

This is the mother of all mazes. The paths you see on the outside are just that, The ones on the outside. There is also a second level of paths below the surface. You’ll need to drop the ball down into the second level, where it will travel underneath, and come up at another location in the maze. FYI, there is an occasional path split on the underside, that you can’t see. Good luck figuring out where. This all has the effect of making it impossible to follow the maze around with your finger, ahead of the ball or going backwards from the finish. You’ll never know where the ball is going to resurface. If you think THAT sounds hard, the dead-ends that you’re used to in typical mazes are even more devious. They aren’t dead-ends at all. They are holes that go into the hollow center of the cube. All these holes are one-way. You can’t get your ball back once it has dropped in. Well, there is ONE way, a hole that leads from the center to very beginning of the maze. So every time you mess up, y