Maze Game in Python using Turtle

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This is my first attempt at a maze game in Python. The white squares are the walls and the blue circle is the first player. I will continue on with the game and post the final version.  After learning how to make basic games in Python using Turtle, I plan to move on to making simple games using Pygame.


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