Mazecraft is a maze-building game where players create routes with obstacles and surprises, then invite friends to try to solve them. The central activity connects designing a challenge with navigating someone else’s creation.
Build mazes with obstacles and surprises
Players can design and build their own mazes, choosing features and surprises intended to challenge friends. The game describes these creations as customizable, but does not specify a fixed set of building rules or how individual obstacles work. The supported choice is the layout and features players put into the maze; friends then face that designed challenge.
Solve friends’ mazes and compare times
Players can attempt one another’s mazes, with the stated competitive measure being who solves each maze fastest. This gives both sides a role: one player makes the maze, and another tries to navigate it. Leaderboards track progress, so players can compare results and aim for a higher standing. The description does not provide further details about timing rules or leaderboard scoring.
Share attempts and watch replays
Mazes can be shared with friends, and players can watch replays of friends’ attempts to solve them. Replays let the maze creator see how another player approached the challenge. The description presents this sharing and replay feature as part of playing together, without specifying particular connection or matchmaking rules.
Personalize characters
Characters can be dressed in costumes, including the named examples Pirate Samurai and Robot Dog. This is a customization option alongside maze design; the description does not explain whether costumes affect maze-solving rules. It also mentions prizes to collect and features to unlock, but gives no details about how those are earned.