r/mazes

Description here: https://www.imaginaryhistory.org/scribblesandhorrors/index.php/2026/06/28/the-tomb-of-krathyguiarlkjjin-mirethought/

Here is Level ETA in Redux, The Tomb of Krathyguiar’lkjjin Mirethought, housing the remains and treasures the deified mantra-dripping ruler whose reign was so ancient and influential that it is used as a point of comparison to the weeping heart of the underworld. (ETA is only the tomb of Mirethought–a monument placed relatively near the surface. What remains of his former domain is still deeper and more unspeakably vast.)

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

Still working on my second book of them!

Hey all – I made a browser maze game called Maze: The Comet Tale. You guide a comet through space mazes with mechanics that build across 60 levels: fog of war, wormholes, one-way gravity doors, and stardust collection. Daily challenge mode and endless random seeds too.

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

Would genuinely appreciate any feedback

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

Hi. I'm an artist. Not the 🧑‍🎨 kind, but like an actually good, really serious kind.
I mainly make music, but sometimes, I get writers block, and so I make these mazes to help me organize my thoughts.

I've made mazes, and have generally loved puzzles since a youth, so I hope you enjoy this advanced maze, which makes use of portals, wires, and even takes you through a 3D landscape.
⚠️WARNING⚠️ NOT for the faint of heart. If you would like to get up to speed, solving some of my earlier mazes will teach you the basics of portals, wires, and also warm you up for some basic maze solving. You can access all of my mazes, and help support an independent artist at Patreon! It costs just $1 to access all my mazes, but you can tier up and get access to more cool stuff from my Creative Splash 💦

I'm sharing this with you for free as an artistic choice.
This maze is incredible, but it's not my medium of choice. If you think my maze-making skills are good, you should hear me on guitar. I really hope you consider supporting me on Patreon, and my music career in other meaningful ways, but listening to my music, sharing with friends, or just, generally, caring.

Happy puzzling 🤔

I noticed that there weren't many good options for actually playing mazes online, so I started building one.

That eventually turned into https://mazepuzzles.io/.

You can solve mazes with a keyboard on desktop or by swiping on your phone, and they range from small and casual to absolutely ridiculous sizes.

There's also a daily maze, a generator for creating custom mazes of different sizes, and the option to print for anyone who prefers solving on paper.

The image above shows the largest maze size on the site - a 100×100 "Hardcore" maze. I wanted to see how far I could push the difficulty while still keeping everything playable.

I'd genuinely love feedback from other maze enthusiasts. It's still a work in progress, but what could be improved, or what would you like to see added?

Hi everyone,

As a disabled solo developer from Malaysia, I’m excited to share my first major game release: Gravity Maze: Zen Puzzle.

It's a physics-based ball-rolling puzzle game. You tilt/rotate the starry world to shift gravity, guiding the ball through 3D multi-layered mazes using ramps and tunnels.

Features:

• Smooth physics-based rolling controls (joystick/tilt).
• 3D classic Square Mazes and unique circular Polar Mazes.
• Very relaxing, zen starry sky background and music.

It is officially launching on Google Play!

Google Play Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gravity.pixelzmaze

I would love to hear your thoughts and feedback on the controls, camera, or the circular levels. Thank you so much for checking it out!