Maze Challenge

There's no story, no boss fight, no timer ticking down in the corner - just a red square, a blue square, and a maze standing between them. Maze Challenge strips the genre down to that one clean idea, and it works.

Every maze is randomly generated, so you're never solving the same layout twice. Navigate the red square through the twists and dead ends until it reaches the blue square, then the game hands you a brand new one. Controls stay simple the whole way through, which means the challenge lives entirely in the maze itself, not in fighting some clunky interface.

It plays in portrait mode right in your browser on desktop or mobile, no download needed. Good for a quick five-minute puzzle break or for chaining maze after maze until you lose track of time - the supply is unlimited, so you decide when to stop.

If you'd rather out-think a deck of cards than a corridor, Cards games and puzzles like Challenge games are just next door.

Get the red square to the blue square - that's the entire objective, repeated across an unlimited number of randomly generated mazes. Each maze is unique, so memorizing paths won't help; you're reading the layout fresh every time.

Controls are kept simple, letting you focus on navigating turns and dead ends rather than fiddling with tricky inputs. Works the same way whether you're on desktop or mobile.

Tip: scan ahead a couple of turns before committing to a path - dead ends cost you more time than a short pause to look.