Carry a lantern through original seeded perfect mazes in Classic or solver-proven Crazy challenges. Choose Beacon Run, Keys & Seals, or One-way Gates; light ordered beacons through pocket fog, collect a glow key to open a marked passage, or follow directional arrows that block reverse travel. Drag directly through legal paths on touch screens, or use keyboard, direction buttons, adjacent taps, and off-glow swipes. Reveal one optional next-step hint, save same-device progress, and improve separate ruleset records without any server or download.
How to play
Guide the glowing traveler through a deterministic perfect maze. Classic asks you to reach the far boundary exit. Crazy adds a selected ruleset: light ordered beacons, collect a key before crossing its seal, or respect one-way passages before reaching the exit. Keyboard, direction controls, adjacent taps, swipes, and direct touch dragging all use the same legal movement rules.
In Crazy mode, finish objectives in their displayed order; reaching the exit early does not complete the run.
A hint reveals only one immediate solver-backed step from the current state. It never moves the traveler or exposes the full route.
For Keys & Seals, the marked passage remains blocked until the glow key is collected. For One-way Gates, follow the displayed direction because reverse travel is rejected.
Common questions
Are the mazes pre-drawn levels?
No. The current game deterministically generates perfect mazes from the difficulty and seed, then reconstructs the same maze when supported progress resumes.
Does using a hint change the result?
A hint marks the run as assisted and can affect the star result, but it shows only one next step and does not make a move for you.
