3D Maze Game
Guide a tiny explorer through a maze made just from a code.
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This is an example board. Starting creates a new puzzle with your settings.
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Current settings: Very Easy · level 3 · 12×12 · Character view
In 3D Maze Game, choose a difficulty from 1 to 20 and a new maze is made on the spot. Walk behind your character in Character view or plan a route from above in Overhead view, then try to escape your way. A short code reopens the same maze, so you can explore the same route with a friend or carry it on as a paper puzzle.
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If you received a code, open this section and paste it here.
What is the 3D maze game?
Every maze has a short maze code, and the same code always opens exactly the same maze, anywhere and anytime. You can send it to a friend by link or QR and race the same maze, or print the maze on a single A4 sheet and keep playing on paper.
There is also a weekly challenge with five fresh mazes every week, plus global leaderboards and printable pencil mazes. You'll find everything from a first maze for kids to a proper brain workout for adults.
How to start
- Pick a difficulty. Levels 1-3 are small enough for a first-timer or a young child; levels 18-20 will keep adults lost for a good while.
- Pick a game mode. Character view is an immersive walk inside the maze; Overhead view is a route-finding puzzle over the whole board.
- Hit Start and the game opens immediately. Got a maze code from a friend? Paste it in the code field before you start, and the exact same maze opens for you.
Frequently asked questions
Is every maze freshly generated?
Yes. A new maze is generated from a seed every time you start. With 20 difficulty levels the variety is practically endless. If you like a maze, just note its code to reopen it anytime.
What is a maze code?
It's a short, address-like string attached to each maze, and the same code always means the same maze. Sharing, rematches, and the QR on printed sheets all run on this one code.
Is it suitable for kids?
Yes. There are no accounts and no chat, and levels 1-3 are sized for children. Print a maze and it becomes a screen-free pencil game, too.
How do the two view modes differ?
Character view has you exploring inside the walls with limited sight; Overhead view is a puzzle where you find the shortest route from above. They feel very different, so records are ranked separately.
Can I print a maze on paper?
Yes. Any maze prints on a single A4 sheet, and scanning the QR on the printout reopens the very same maze online.
Where are my records stored?
Finished records are saved to this device automatically. To appear in the global rankings or weekly challenge standings, choose “Post to global rankings” and enter a nickname. Choosing “Do not post” still keeps your record on this device.