8 Maze & Escape Formats Already Available On Lenakti

Eight entries from the current shelf, spanning the different ways a maze or escape room gets built.

1. There's a classic top-down maze with a straightforward find-the-exit goal.
2. Also on the shelf: a locked-room escape puzzle built around finding hidden clues in a single space.
3. Worth trying: a multi-level maze where each floor unlocks the next via a hidden key.
4. A timed maze that rewards speed over full exploration.
5. First-person maze where limited view makes navigation harder than a top-down layout.
6. One escape room with an inventory system for combining found items.
7. There's a procedurally shifting maze where walls move after each move.
8. Also on the shelf: a relaxed, untimed maze aimed at a slower exploration pace.
9. Worth trying: a puzzle-hybrid maze where solving a small puzzle unlocks a locked door along the route.
10. A cooperative-style maze built for sharing clues between two views of the same layout.
11. Shrinking-time maze where the exit itself relocates if too much time passes.
12. One branching-story maze where wrong turns lead to alternate short scenes instead of dead ends.
13. There's a shared-clue escape room built around comparing notes between two separate views.
14. Also on the shelf: a rotating-perspective maze that switches between top-down and first-person views.
15. Worth trying: a limited-visibility maze where only a small radius around the player is lit.
16. A puzzle-hub format connecting several small mazes through a central room.

Give it a few weeks and the layouts on this list will likely look different.