Lab Rat Maze Escape: Dark Maze

Dark Maze is a maze escape game where you guide a lab rat through a dark maze and search for the exit. With limited vision, useful items, and increasingly difficult pathfinding challenges, it offers short but tense maze puzzle gameplay.

Move the lab rat at the center of the screen with your finger. You can only see nearby floors and walls, and the full maze map is not shown. The controls are simple, but the maze is not. Touch, drag, and move carefully as you rely on your memory, direction sense, and limited field of view to find the way out.

In Normal Mode, you can use light bulb and compass items. The light bulb briefly expands your vision so you can check the surrounding maze structure. The compass points toward the exit for a short time. These items are powerful, but limited, so use them carefully when you feel lost or trapped.

For a harder maze escape challenge, try Hell Mode. In Hell Mode, there are no items. You must escape the maze using only a narrow field of view and your own memory. Mistakes and detours become more common, but finding the exit feels even more rewarding.

Giving up does not end everything. After giving up, your record becomes invalid, but you can explore the maze freely in ghost mode. Check where you got lost, find dead ends, and prepare a better route for your next attempt.

After clearing a level, you can check your time and movement distance. You can also share a result image with friends. Challenge the same level again to find a faster and shorter route, or move on to the next maze.

Key Features:

- Dark maze escape gameplay with limited vision
- Simple touch and drag controls
- Normal Mode and Hell Mode
- Light bulb and compass items
- Time and movement distance records
- Ghost exploration after giving up
- Clear result image sharing
- Arcade-style levels for short play sessions
- A tense maze game focused on memory, pathfinding, and escape

Dark Maze is not about complex menus or long tutorials. It is about the feeling of being lost in the dark, remembering the path, and finally finding the exit.