Ship v Maze

TLDR: I frustratingly love this game. I've lost count of the number of times I've cursed myself for making the wrong move and crashing into the maze. But the maze keeps pulling me back to try and improve my time just "one more time..." The goal of this game is simple: guide your ship through the different mazes for as long as you can without crashing into its walls. Controls are equally simple: turn left & turn right. But as your ship gains speed over time, this game will put your concentration and reaction speed to the test. You can play with either keyboard, controller or mouse. Since I personally prefer the snappiness of my mouse over my keyboard, I've been mostly using the latter for this game. The game has numerous different maze "tiles". Various sub-sets of these are combined into the maze levels. For each run of the maze these tiles will be combined in semi-random order, and you'll start in a random starting direction. Flying downwards might take some time getting used to (brings back some memories of driving around in GTA 1 & 2 :)). Each of the levels can be played at 3 different speeds: - Slow: For beginners, or when you just want to clear your mind for a fe…

Fun game with great soundtrack. Time attack mazes to unlock more... Insane is punishing but strangle relaxing at times. Try it and see for yourself. PS: I beta-tested it and bought it since it worth the price.

This game is so cool, we need way more arcade games like this. Perfect for short runs or for that one-more-try all-nighter.

Ship V Maze is a nice little endless space runner, navigate your ship through one of many maze levels. Three difficulties, Slow (very easy), Fast and Insane. Instant restart, hard to put down. Scoring goes by time, the longer you last the better. Key strategy is too stall by e.g. looping obstacles in the early easier sections. Silly but works. Curves on Fast: https://youtu.be/GrDfGWP7Ii0 Looped Straights on Fast: https://youtu.be/mzUTiXwOH9w

Fun little arcade title that does not have the right to be this addictive. The maze always wins!

Disclaimer: I was a beta tester for this game, and got a free copy. It's one of those games that I like to pick up every now and then to get some quick game time in, which may then end up a bit longer than expected, because I just want to beat my high score for that level. Easy to learn, hard to master and with a soothing soundtrack... what's not to like?