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A-maze-ing Maze Game!
A special maze game made just for you :)
Controls: Use Arrow keys or WASD to move
Select a difficulty. There are 3 of 'em: Easy, Default (Normal) and Hard.
"Blue the Circle. A very, very peaceful creature. One day, he saw a magic portal, and when he dipped in, the unspeakable happened. He was trapped in an endless maze! The portal suddenly disappeared, and he rolled on and on and on, escaping his first maze, until he met Reddish the crossling. He tried to go back. Another maze appeared. And it just kept happening on and on and on, with absolutely no end in sight."
An endless maze game, brought to you by Vladislav Kolesnikov.
Special thanks to Griffpatch for helping me! :) And my weird and wacky tunes are made with beepbox.co
If you wanna prefer it on Scratch, go here: A-maze-ing Maze Game! on Scratch (mit.edu)
Windows
To change the icon of the executable file or create an installer program, download and run TurboWarp Packager Extras and select the output of this website.
All Windows applications generated by this site are unsigned, so users may see SmartScreen warnings when they try to launch it for the first time.
The application will run on 32-bit and 64-bit x86 computers.
If large projects tend to crash, use 64-bit only mode instead (in Other environments).
macOS
Due to Apple policy, packaging for their platforms is troublesome. You either have to:
Instruct users to ignore scary Gatekeeper warnings by opening Finder > Navigating to the application > Right click > Open > Open. This website generates applications that require this workaround.
Or pay Apple $100/year for a developer account to sign and notarize the app (very involved process; reach out in feedback for more information)
WKWebView (macOS)
WKWebView is the fastest and smallest way to package for macOS. It should run natively (without Rosetta) on both Intel and Apple silicon Macs running macOS 10.12 or later.
Note that:
Video sensing and loudness blocks will not work
Extremely memory intensive projects may not work well
Use "Plain HTML" or "NW.js macOS Application" if these are problems for your project.
Linux
Linux support is still experimental.
The application will only run on 64-bit x86 computers. 32-bit computers, Raspberry Pis, and other ARM devices will not work.
The application is started by running start.sh.
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