The Great Maze

The Great Maze

Crazy Emerald · Adventure, Strategy, Dark Fantasy, Resource Management, Dungeon Crawler

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As an adventurer, you step into a land of both opportunity and crisis, striving for the peak of wealth and fame. Go forth! The maze will grant your wishes. The maze will fulfill your deepest, darkest fantasies. Everything awaits within the world's "Greatest Maze"…About This GameNot about hacking and slashing. It's about choices.There is no clashing of swords in the Great Maze. You won't be swinging weapons at monsters—what awaits you are doors. One door after another.Every floor of the maze is lined with countless doors, each hiding a different fate behind it. Your goal is to find the exit door that leads to the next floor. But the real challenge is this: you never know which door to choose, nor who should open it.Doors Are the Only Language of This Maze.The doors of the maze are not all the same. They have types, states, and rules—you must learn to read them if you wish to go further.Six Basic Types:
  • Blank Door: The safest choice. Unremarkable, but sometimes the best choice is the simplest one.
  • Mysterious Door: Opening it brings some form of negative effect upon your party—curses, fear, or something even stranger.
  • Trial Door: Not a fight, but a test. It may be a trap, a calamity—something your party must endure.
  • Fate Door: A new companion awaits behind this door. Expand your party, gain new abilities.
  • Greed Door: A gateway to wealth. Open it to obtain gold.
  • Wisdom Door: Gain items—key supplies that can turn the tide.
Door States Determine Your Strategy:
  • Locked Door: Requires a key to open. Where will you get the key? You might gamble on another door, or sacrifice the chance to buy something else.
  • Fog-Shrouded Door: Impossible to see what lies beyond. A blind choice—do you take the risk or play it safe?
  • Doors with Special Rules: Some must be opened in a specific order. Others require multiple party members working together. Your party composition determines which doors you can challenge.
Who You Choose to Open the Door Matters Just as Much.Your party will grow as you explore. Each companion has unique traits—some are better at handling Mysterious Doors, reducing the impact of curses; others are more resilient against the trials of Trial Doors.This is not a game about combat. It is a game about resource management, risk assessment, and timing.A Rest Every Five Floors—The Line Between Life and Death.Every five floors, you'll find a campfire.Here, you can rest and resupply. A wandering merchant will sell you items with the gold you've risked to earn. These items are not weapons—they are keys, information, strategic resources that can turn an impossible door into a passage forward.The campfire is also a place of farewells.Death Is Not the End—It's Another Kind of Legacy.In the maze, companions will die. They can be revived, or they can be buried.When you lose a companion, you may choose to bury them at the campfire. Every buried companion leaves behind a "Death Rattle"—a permanent blessing. Sometimes, the dead are more useful than the living.Sacrifice is never wasted. Every loss makes your party stronger for the journey ahead.From Floor One to Nine Hundred Ninety-Nine—From One Tomb to the Whole Maze.The maze is not a single space. It is made up of vast regions: the Tomb, the Castle, the Tower… each with its own atmosphere and rules.And each region is 999 floors deep.To advance one floor, you must find the exit door among the many. To cross into a new region, you must discover hidden paths and rituals—secrets buried behind ordinary-looking doors, waiting for a true adventurer to uncover them.This is not a straight path. It is a vast, invisible web. With strategy and luck, you will uncover it piece by piece.Prepare Yourself. Step into the Great Maze.No combat. No flashy moves. No easy way to the end.Just door after door—and the choices you make in front of each one.Choose your doors. Manage your party. Accept sacrifice. Move forward.Fortune and truth lie in the deepest depths.How many floors will you dare to go?

The Great Maze — game info

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Windows, macOS
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
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