Maze 3D

Maze 3D is a puzzle game where you navigate a maze built from small balls, moving in six directions: forward, back, left, right, up and down. Blue balls mark footholds and white balls mark paths. Your current position is shown as a larger green ball, the starting point is green and the endpoint is red. The goal is to reach the endpoint.

Navigate the maze

In normal mode, you can move from a blue ball only along a connected white ball to another connected blue ball. An orange arrow beneath your position indicates the direction you will move when you go forward; it turns with the game view. You can change the view by dragging with the right mouse button.

The game has 10 levels, with maze side lengths from 5 to 14. Larger side lengths create larger cubes and maze ranges. There are three modes:

• Normal mode: move between blue balls along connected white balls.
• Arrow mode: use small white arrows to jump directly to the blue ball they point to.
• Label mode: transfer directly to another blue ball with a label of the same color, pattern and layer.

Labels and assistance

Label patterns have 420 possible types, formed from 0–1 annuli, 1–3 layers, 7 colors and 10 shapes. A pattern is selected at random each time a maze is created. Four auxiliary functions are available: filtering, color changing, brightness and memory.

The game generates a maze at the start of the first play and loads it automatically on later plays. You can select “Delete Record” before playing to generate a new maze when you start, or use “random” during play to generate one.