Maze 3D
Jake Peng · 2019 · Dungeon Crawler, Puzzle, Strategy, 3D, Procedural Generation
PC
5 user reviews100% · 5
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About Maze 3D
This 3D maze is made up of many small balls. Blue represents the footing point and white indicates the path. In the normal mode, only the connected white ball can be used to go to another connected blue ball.
The blue ball representing the starting point will be replaced with green, and the end point will be red, representing the player's current position is a larger green ball, the game goal is to go from the starting point to the end.
There are six directions, front, back, left, right, up and down.
There will also be an orange arrow under the player's current position. When moving forward (w key), it will move to the orange arrow. The orange arrow will turn according to the game lens. Drag the right mouse button to change the game lens.
There are a total of 10 levels, 3 modes, 2 types, 4 auxiliary functions.
The level represents the length of the side of the maze, the minimum is 5, the maximum is 14, the larger the side length, the larger the cube (the range of the maze).
Mode 1 is the normal mode, and only the connected white ball can be used to go to another connected blue ball.
Mode 2 has the small white arrow that can be used to jump directly to the blue ball pointed by the connected white small arrow.
Mode 3 has the Label pattern that can be used to transfer directly to another blue ball witch has the same color, pattern and layer of Label pattern.
There are a total of 420 types of label patterns (0~1 annulus, 1~3 layers, 7 colors, 10 shapes), which are randomly selected each time a maze is created.
The four auxiliary functions are filtering, color changing, brightness and memory.
The game will randomly generate a maze when first play, and automatically load in next play.
You can press "Delete Record" before playing, and you will re-generate the maze randomly when you start playing.
Or press "random" during the play to randomly generate the maze.
The blue ball representing the starting point will be replaced with green, and the end point will be red, representing the player's current position is a larger green ball, the game goal is to go from the starting point to the end.
There are six directions, front, back, left, right, up and down.
There will also be an orange arrow under the player's current position. When moving forward (w key), it will move to the orange arrow. The orange arrow will turn according to the game lens. Drag the right mouse button to change the game lens.
There are a total of 10 levels, 3 modes, 2 types, 4 auxiliary functions.
The level represents the length of the side of the maze, the minimum is 5, the maximum is 14, the larger the side length, the larger the cube (the range of the maze).
Mode 1 is the normal mode, and only the connected white ball can be used to go to another connected blue ball.
Mode 2 has the small white arrow that can be used to jump directly to the blue ball pointed by the connected white small arrow.
Mode 3 has the Label pattern that can be used to transfer directly to another blue ball witch has the same color, pattern and layer of Label pattern.
There are a total of 420 types of label patterns (0~1 annulus, 1~3 layers, 7 colors, 10 shapes), which are randomly selected each time a maze is created.
The four auxiliary functions are filtering, color changing, brightness and memory.
The game will randomly generate a maze when first play, and automatically load in next play.
You can press "Delete Record" before playing, and you will re-generate the maze randomly when you start playing.
Or press "random" during the play to randomly generate the maze.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This is a first play review. I just did a 5x5x5 and a 14x14x14 maze with NO graphic problems with the following system specs: Window 7, Intel Core i3-2350M @ 2.30GHz with integrated graphics. To the author, your stated minimum system specs are in error. You can play this easily on a laptop with really old integrated graphics, like I do. I will come back to this review to add more after playing it some more.3 found this helpful
Hey everyone, From my few hours of playing this game I can say that it is definitely fantastic for its price and gameplay. It has perfect levels of challenging for ametuer to advanced maze solvers. I ended spending a lot of time on a 14x14x14 maze on mode three which adds teleports to the game, and eventually solved it. Highly reccomended to anyone who enjoys puzzles and mazes. Here is a first impression video that I made with commentary and gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyWGp_pWScU&t=75s2 found this helpful
After playing a few stages I have found a few things i'd like to comment on. first is the options. the only options you have are language(?), and the entire section is in japanese/chinese so I can't even read it :/ and turning the music on and off (not the game sound though! sounds for moving/clicking cant be turned off) Having options to configure keybinds its a default in any game, and unfortunately I cannot find anything in this game to change keybinds. Having an option to turn the ui off (fps, coordinates, time etc) during gameplay in favour of a larger image of the maze would be ideal, especially since turning your pof can cause the ui to block part of your vision. second is gameplay. I love this idea, especially as a avid lover of mazes. while sometimes it can be hard to see the paths, with time and patience you can solve all the mazes ;) overall its a cool game, and I like playing it. but it seems as though it was thrown together pretty quickly (although its a pretty simple idea for a game, as i mentioned some things which you see in almost all games are not present) I don't write reviews much, but I thought this one needed some feedback ;)1 found this helpful
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