Maze Games
Find the way out: dark corridors, a horror maze and a web full of spiders.
Free maze games
A maze game asks one thing: find the way out. The three maze games on this page each add a twist that makes the way out harder to find: a light that runs out, a maze you can only see by making noise, and spiders that move every time you do. All three are free in your browser with no download, and they play on a phone, a PC or a Chromebook.
Lost Corridors: a maze in the dark
In Lost Corridors you guide Lumi, a small flame, through dark corridors. The light drains as soon as Lumi moves, and the dimmer it gets, the less of the maze you can see. Sparks give +3 light, so every detour is a choice. There are 60 mazes in five worlds, from the Catacombs to the Abyss, and the last maze of each world is a chase with a shadow that follows your exact trail. The Lost Corridors guide explains the light, the sparks and the five worlds.
Silent Maze: a horror maze game
Silent Maze is pitch dark. Ring a brass bell and the echo lights up the walls for a moment, then they fade to a faint outline you have to remember. The creatures hear every ring. Hide in lockers, throw pebbles as decoys and escape with as few rings as you can. There are 60 levels in three areas, each with its own creature and a chase at the end. It's spooky, with a jump scare when a creature catches you, and jump scares can be turned off in Settings. The Silent Maze guide shows how far each sound carries and how the creatures hunt.
Spider Maze 2: a turn-based maze
Spider Maze 2 is a maze you solve one hop at a time. A firefly hops between the knots of a spider web, and every hop gives the spiders a move. Work out where each hunter will go, then find a safe route to the golden door. There are 150 levels in six worlds with a spider boss at the end of each one, and Freeze, Cut and Undo power-ups for the most tangled webs.
Which maze game should I play?
| Game | Best if you like | Levels | Controls |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lost Corridors | racing against your light | 60 mazes, 1–2 min each | swipe, arrow keys or WASD |
| Silent Maze | stealth and a little fear | 60 levels, 1–3 min each | swipe or arrow keys, Space to ring |
| Spider Maze 2 | thinking ahead, with no rush | 150 levels, 2–5 min each | tap or click |
How to get better at maze games
- Remember where you've been. Lost Corridors fades the corridors you've already walked, and Silent Maze leaves a faint outline of the walls after each ring. Use them so you never walk the same dead end twice.
- Never stop in a dead end during a chase. Lost Corridors and Silent Maze both end each world with a chase. Keep moving towards open corridors.
- Learn the enemies' paths. The wraiths in Lost Corridors drift along fixed paths and the creatures in Silent Maze patrol, so wait for them to turn away. Spider Maze 2 is turn-based: plan two hops ahead.
More puzzle games
All three are also in puzzle games, next to gravity puzzles like Gravity Lab.
Questions
Are these maze games free?
Yes. All three are free to play in your browser on SalutGames, with no download and no account.
Which maze game is the scariest?
Silent Maze. It has dark mazes, creature growls and a jump scare when you're caught, which you can turn off. Lost Corridors is dark but not scary, and Spider Maze 2 isn't scary at all.
Can I play maze games on a phone?
Yes. All three are made for portrait screens with swipe or tap controls, and they also work with a keyboard or a mouse on a PC or a Chromebook.
Is my progress saved?
Yes. Your levels and stars are saved in the browser on the device you play on.