Maze Kingdom
Navigate fog-shrouded labyrinths from entrance to exit, collecting crystals along the way. Four themed worlds — Forest, Castle, Lava, and Ice — each with their own layout and hazards, playable in 2D top-down or full 3D first-person view. Race the clock in Timebreaker, or go in blind with Hack mode's memory-and-blackout twist.
How Maze Kingdom works
Maze Kingdom is TraceBlazer's labyrinth counterpart to the One-Stroke Puzzle: instead of tracing a graph, you navigate from an entrance to an exit through a fog-shrouded maze, picking up crystals along the way. There are four themed worlds — Forest, Castle, Lava, and Ice — each with its own layout and hazards, and you can play any of them in 2D top-down or switch to a full 3D first-person view.
All three core modes carry over from the puzzle side: Classic for no-pressure exploring, Timebreaker to race the exit against a clock, and Hack to memorize the layout before it blacks out and finish blind.
Tip
Since fog limits how much of the maze you can see at once, hug one wall consistently (the classic "wall follower" approach) when you're unsure which way to go — it won't always be the fastest route, but it guarantees you eventually reach the exit.