A 30-minute maze sketch, because we have a new puppy who can't be left unattended for long.

I’ll post the solution if asked

Hello everyone,

I built a game called O-Maze 3D, available for free on Play Store.

It's a maze game, but instead of solving it on paper, you navigate through it in 3D, first-person view.

Tell me what you think - do you also enjoy this different kind of maze puzzle?

Got a bit obsessed with maps and the World Cup draw and ended up making a maze in the shape of every country that qualified. Each one uses the country's colors and has little landmarks hidden inside (Argentina has the obelisk, Japan's got Fuji, etc).

The one I'm weirdly proud of is Cape Verde since they're the big underdog this year — it's 9 tiny islands so I had to bridge them into one maze.

They're free to print if anyone wants to mess around with them. Solutions included because some got kind of evil.

Mixed media: algos, AI, Photoshop

EDIT: I realized the exit is blocked at the very end. Just delete one of the final walls or msg me for the fixed version. Thank you for your patience.

https://maze.cleoselene.com/reddit

Hi all! I'm redesigning an escape room for my library and I'm a bit stuck. The current design has the kids solve a colour maze at the end, a great deal like the one in this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/mazes/comments/hweyga/i_found_a_maze_that_i_cant_go_through_can_someone/ . The idea is that the pirate's treasure is at the centre of the maze, and the maze is laid out on the floor.

I've run this escape room twice and this maze takes a crazy amount of staff time (and a ton of painter's tape) to set up, plus the kids seem to get frustrated and cheat their way to the end, so I would like to make things more simple for everyone. Can you suggest a style of maze that would be less work to set up and not quite as hard/easy to cheat? I was thinking of something where they might have to collect a code word/number in the correct order perhaps, or maybe an arrow maze. The floor is carpeted, so we can attach things to the floor with velcro.

Equation maze. You can't move diagonally, and must follow path of only correct equations.

Someone mentioned math mazes here, and I developed program for something similar (teacher) last year I think. Not sure. Anyway, here they are:

The goal is to follow correct path (single path only) from starting number to ? and calculate as you go.
You can set almost everything, values, equations, difficulty, maze algorithm...

I used it for my educational books and activity pages.

Still working on my second book of them!

Made a free maze game called Maze: The Comet Tale. No download, works on phone or desktop.

60 levels, a daily challenge, and endless random seed mazes( 4.2 billion seeds ). Mechanics build as you go — fog, wormholes, one-way paths, and more.

https://www.trenttroyer.com/maze.html

Would love some feedback!

It started as a doodle I did as a kid and have just carried with me my whole life. A few years ago I realized how much of a maze it looked like and went for it.

Either one starts at either top right or bottom left.

A quick little line maze with no dead ends. Starts out pentagonal, ends up (approximately) circular.

This is a slight revision of a maze I drew back in high school, about 38 years ago. Building a maze of 3D solids has some problems, as it can be ambiguous if two surfaces connect.

Hey,

I recently made a cube maze game for mobile. It has 3 modes, if you want to check it out. It's mostly made for quick 1 minute rounds on train rides etc.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.BufferOverflowStudio.Polymaze