🏛 3D Maze
3D Maze
Explore a first-person raycasting maze. Collect every key, then find the exit!
📖 How to Play
- Joystick (lower-left): up/down = forward/back, left/right = turn
- Desktop: WASD or arrow keys / M key toggles the map
- Collect every key scattered through the maze (pink compass arrow)
- Once all keys are collected the exit portal activates — touch it to clear
- Higher score for faster times; difficulty multiplier boosts hard mode
About this game
3D Maze puts you inside the maze in first person: explore the corridors, collect every key scattered through them, then find the exit. Unlike a top-down maze, walls block your view, which adds the real challenge of keeping track of where you are.
Three sizes are available (7×7, 11×11, 15×15). The 7×7 is a gentle introduction; the 15×15 is big enough to genuinely get lost in. A pink compass arrow points toward the nearest key, so you're never completely stranded.
Collecting all the keys activates the exit portal — touch the light to clear. Faster times score higher, and harder sizes carry a score multiplier. Press M to check the map whenever you lose your bearings.
To clear a maze you must collect every key scattered through it and then reach the exit, and your score is how far under the difficulty's target time you finish. A pink arrow points toward the nearest key, so following it while tracing walls beats wandering. If you lose your bearings, the map (M on desktop, the map button on mobile) shows the corridors you have already walked. Wall-following works too, but it takes the long way round when a key sits in the middle of the maze, so it is best used alongside the arrow.
Tips & strategy
- The pink arrow points at the nearest key — head roughly that way and test branches when you hit a dead end
- The right-hand rule (always keep your right hand on the wall) reliably solves simple mazes, though it takes detours
- Check the map with M to see where you've already been; it cuts a lot of accidental backtracking
- Harder sizes carry a score multiplier, so once you're comfortable, the 15×15 is where the high scores are
- Scout the exit's location before grabbing the final key — it can save a large chunk of time
- Pausing briefly at each junction to look around keeps you from losing track of where you are
FAQ
Q. How many difficulty levels?
A. Three — 7×7, 11×11 and 15×15. Larger mazes are harder and carry a higher score multiplier.
Q. How do I clear it?
A. Collect every key hidden in the maze to activate the exit, then touch the exit light.
Q. What are the controls?
A. A joystick at the bottom-left on mobile (up/down to move, left/right to turn), or WASD / arrow keys on desktop. Press M for the map.
Q. What if I get lost?
A. The pink arrow always points toward the nearest key, and pressing M opens a map showing where you are and where you've been.
Q. Is it comfortable if I get motion sickness?
A. Movement and turning are driven by the joystick or keys with no sudden camera swings. If you're sensitive, starting on the small 7×7 maze is the gentlest option.