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Maze Dash
An endless maze runner with a shared clock — every exit buys you another 30 seconds.
★ 4.3 / 5
plays 13,440
Difficulty Medium
Players 1 player
A fresh maze every level. Find the glowing exit before the clock runs out.
Maze Dash runs completely inside your browser — nothing to install, no account, no download. The board is drawn on a 960×540 canvas that letterboxes itself to any screen, so it plays the same on a laptop, a Chromebook or a phone in landscape.
How this version plays
The whole run is built around one idea: Move with the arrow keys or drag / Reach the teal exit to level up. We tuned the speed curve so the first thirty seconds feel gentle, and by the second minute you are genuinely busy.
Scoring
Clearing a maze pays 220 points and adds 30 seconds to the shared clock. The maze is 21×15 cells and always solvable.
Why we kept it small
A shared timer instead of per-level timers changes everything: an early maze you clear fast buys you time for the later ones, so there is a reason to sprint.
How to play
- Move with the arrow keys or drag
- Reach the teal exit to level up
- Each cleared maze adds 30 seconds
Controls
Arrow keys or drag anywhere on the maze to steer the runner.
FAQ
Are the mazes random?
Yes u2014 each level is generated with a depth-first carve plus a few extra loops, so corridors are never a pure tree.
Can I get stuck?
Never. Every generated maze has a path from the start cell to the exit.
Does the timer reset?
No. One clock covers the whole run; clearing a maze is what adds time back.
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