Alien Maze

Brief maze puzzle game with H-scenes. Simple but sweet :3

Alien Maze, developed and published by No.25, is a compact yet curious blend of classic puzzle mechanics and adult visual rewards that manages to turn a familiar genre into something distinctly niche. On the surface, it appears to be a straightforward maze-solving game—simple top-down navigation, item collection, and timed routes—but beneath its minimalist structure lies an unusual incentive system built around gradual visual reveals. It’s a title that straddles two identities: one as a light, time-based puzzle challenge and another as a mildly erotic gallery experience. While it never aims to be deep or complex, Alien Maze finds its charm in its simplicity, offering short bursts of brain-teasing entertainment wrapped in a slightly provocative presentation. At its core, Alien Maze is about precision, timing, and memorization. Each level places the player in a maze filled with dead ends, collectibles, and a single exit. The objective is clear: collect the necessary items scattered throughout the labyrinth and reach the exit before time runs out. The player controls a small character—an alien-like figure—who can move in the four cardinal directions. The controls are snappy and respo…

Does Alien Maze have anything to do with aliens? Are they here to probe you? Sit your butt down and listen. Alien Maze is the 5th puzzle title from No.25, but it's sure No.1 in terms of bugs and clunkiness. Let's talk about the gameplay first, though. As the name indicates, you'll be exploring mazes in search of treasure; here, you're a hamster head looking for acorns. Once you locate two acorns, you're done. That's about it, nothing more, nothing less. Simple and monotone offering, since all mazes look similar to each other, not in terms of complexity, but in terms of design. Moreover, the complexity of the stages remains stagnant as you make progress, and only the timer is shorter, but the overall challenge remains low. After less than 30 minutes, all can be done and forgotten. I feel like this is the most disappointing game from this dev yet. It is a functional product, but lacks creativity or variability. The slogan should be: "You can easily feel bored in less than 30 min. !" Meh, product. Typically, budget titles of this caliber present you with some eye candy. Well, there is one reward scene to earn per stage. All h-scenes contain simple loops and are 50% focused on foot f…

Easy puzzle where you get the acorns. Artwork is great. Definitely Download the DLC. Recommended!!!

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Poor controls, broken achievements, bugs, short game.