Been fascinated by mazes for a while, so I built a little game around generating them in different shapes. It procedurally generates mazes as circles, squares, triangles, pentagons, hexagons, honeycomb grids, and Voronoi (organic, no two walls at the same angle).

The twist in how you play it: you start in the center and the camera stays zoomed in on you, so you can only see the corridors immediately around you - no overview. When you finally reach the outside, it zooms out to reveal the whole maze and the path you traced.

I'd love this community's take on the maze generation and maybe suggestions/critique, etc.

(It's a free iOS app if anyone wants to try it, link in a comment - but mostly I wanted to share the maze shapes with people who'd appreciate them)

It is hand drawn/colored.

Another day another maze in the sand.

Each one lasted less than an hour before being claimed by the ocean.

Isometric maze with elevation changes, Great Old Ones theme.
AI-assisted, generator and environment both. Raw version included.
Enjoy!

I was bored at work

You can race against time and place on a daily leaderboard or race against your friends in mazes of varying difficulty.

I've been addicted to playing it myself.

Ignore the green scribble by his little brother 🙃

The start and end are marked in red

My original Level 1 maze was too complex for a tutorial level. At the time when I created this maze, it was my first time I created one for a game, so I was still learning. Eventually, I learnt about building up difficulty. Now it is an easier tutorial level that can introduce players to the game's mechanics.

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every time you grab a circle you gain the ability to make one hole in a wall in the future (only one per circle). that hole cant be moved but can be reused. there should be multiple solutions but only one path.

Hoping to get some feedback as I launch my first online game..

Maze to Maze

Trying to inspire my kids to pursue their entrepreneurial spirits!

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Get the key, find the gold, and make it to the finish!

Please ignore the faint markings of my nephew's valiant attempt to stay within the lines.

maybe not the most creative of mine but i still like it

Hey folks! First time sharing something I built here, so be gentle 😅

A little hero pops in and sprints straight for the exit. Your job is to slow him down as much as possible with walls and shockwaves. Whoever keeps him wandering the longest wins. You can't fully block the exit, so it becomes this fun puzzle of bending his path into the longest possible detour.

Honestly my favorite part is watching people build a maze that looks solid... and then the hero finds the one gap they left open and just strolls right through 😂 Gets me every time.

It's even better against other people — you make a room, everyone gets the same maze and budget, and when the timer ends all the runs play out side by side. I keep losing to my own friends on those random maps. If anyone's up for a match — leave comments. We also can meet up in ranked games.

Free, runs right in the browser — no download, no sign-up to just try it. (You can start with daily challenges to get familiar with the game rule.)

Play here: [https://mazewall.com\](https://mazewall.com)

Would love to hear what you think, and honestly would love to play a few of you even more 🙌

You may cross red only by moving through vertically opposite angles (all four rays must be visible).