Maze Slider

Maze Slider is an “ice slider” action puzzler that, like most Nannings games, is available free online and is very brief at 27 stages across 15-20 minutes. Simple concept here that’s been explored in many Gameboy-era handheld titles and assorted mini-games: D-pad movement controls only, and you move with one press until something stops your inertia. Collect everything there is to collect on the single screen levels and get out! While the gameplay is straight from the 80s, this little guy chugs along as a good enough hang—introducing teleports, enemies that mirror your movement, phasing blocks, invisible paths, keys, and multiple instances of the player that must avoid timed obstacles. It’s a shame that it’s too short for any of these little wrinkles to really shine… you’re done with the game before the level design incorporates any of its straightforward ideas into anything memorable or challenging. [b]Pros:[/b] [list] [*] It’s Nannings, so it’s not bad—there just isn’t enough there [*] More Dreamcast-era backing tracks plz!! [/list] [b]Cons:[/b] [list] [*] This would be a light recommend at even 50 stages total [*] Kinda fugly tho

When I launch the game, the controls only allowed me to move up. Nowhere else.My pc hardware is fine. Yet the game only allows me to move up. NOT FUN!

Short-lived enjoyment. Just when you begin feeling that spark of challenge, you've completed the 27 levels...

Awesome little maze sliding game that introduces a new mechanic in almost every level.

GAME OF ALL TIMES!

A simple puzzle game where your character moves in one direction until hitting a wall. It’s a short experience—I finished it in about 20 minutes with a casual playthrough—which makes the price feel a bit steep. However, if you already own it, it’s a decent little puzzle challenge worth playing through.