Free maze game · Ages 3–10
Amazing Mazes: a new maze every time
Help Mithi find her way through a maze to a friend: the sunflowers in the hedge garden, Bongo in the jungle, the whale on the coral reef, and more. Every maze is new, so there is always another to solve.
- Ages 3–10
- Free
- No ads
- No sign-up
- Phone · tablet · computer
Plays in your browserFind the three treats tucked away in side paths for extra stars, draw the path with a finger or use the arrow keys, and choose a size to suit. For an extra challenge, try a night maze, where Mithi’s lantern lights the way.
What your child learns
- Planning a route before moving
- Spatial thinking and direction
- Persistence: dead ends are part of the fun
- A little fact or thank-you from a friend when you bring all three treats
How to play
- Pick a world, a maze size and day or night.
- Draw a path with your finger, or use the arrow keys.
- Find the three treats tucked away in side paths for extra stars.
- Reach your friend to finish and earn stars; collect enough stars to open a new world.
Play together
Trace the route with your finger before moving and talk about dead ends. Ask which way your child would try next, and why.
Good to know, grown-ups
- Free, for realNo adverts, no in-app purchases and nothing to unlock with money.
- No sign-upNo account, no email and no personal details. Just open it and play.
- Any screenPlays in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. Nothing to download.
- Ages 3–10Made for children aged 3 to 10, and fun to play together.
Questions grown-ups ask
Are the mazes the same every time?
No. Every maze is made fresh, so there are endless mazes to solve.
Can little children play?
Yes. The small mazes suit 3-year-olds, and a hint button lights up the path.
What is a night maze?
A maze explored in the dark. Mithi’s lantern lights the squares around her, a little light shows where her friend is waiting, and the way back to the start stays faintly lit, so try to remember which dead ends you have already explored.
