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Certainly you should decide for yourself, and grabbing this as a part of (adventure) gaming history is perhaps fine regardless, but I myself just now left the following review:
FWIW
As for mazes, you can find a book of maps in the library that shows the layout of the catacombs. Except for the very last one, but there's a trick to that one: keep the mouse pointer in the lower right corner and click until you've reached your destination.