Impossible Maze

Impossible Maze

Impossible Lab · 2020 · Casual, Puzzle, Minimalist, Difficult, Colorful

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4 user reviews100% · 4
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About Impossible Maze


Impossible Maze is a minimalist puzzle game challenging your sense of direction and short-term memory. It utilizes the native restriction of 2D screen when displaying 3D world, and present the illusion to you.

To complete a level, you need to move the small cube, which represents the player, to the penrose triangle, which represents the goal. You can rotate the maze to find new possibilities.

Inspired by art works of Escher and many other games of the type.

Music from Bensound.

Features:
- Over 100 levels
- Different play modes
- Builtin generator
- Totally textless
- Flexible and smooth controls, move with WASD (for left-handed) or IJKL (for right-handed) or mouse right click, and rotate with QE or UO or click the buttons on screen
- Minimalist but colorful, cute and friendly interface.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Sep 4, 2020
A good puzzle game at a good price with lots of achievements.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Jun 11, 2022
A very clever "rotate the field to align bridges to where you want to go" game. I like loading an image, and then "painting" by just trying to find paths to all the pixels. It's wandering fun, without any pressure to find an exit, but rather, a meandering way to try to fill in every dot, in as strange a way as I can imagine. There are also levels with puzzles that you try to find a path to an exit, and the pixels disappear after you exit them, so if you pick the wrong path you have to start over. In those puzzles I found myself trying to find a path backwards from the destination exit in order to find the solution. The puzzles can be randomly created which is very cool, and allow the sliders to go all the way up to ludicrous. The volume controls are upside down (drag DOWN to turn the volume UP). So yeah... even the controls are puzzling! :P This reminds me somewhat of regular jigsaw puzzle solution mechanics - of rotating the board around to find a way to where you want to go. It's a very loose metaphor of a jigsaw puzzle. I'm very impressed with the cleverness of this game - the UI is wordless and thus needs no translation - it only has symbols to explain things, and yo…

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