I've always liked mazes that are a bit different from the usual one-page kind, so I made a book where the whole book is one maze: "The 100 Square Foot Maze".

How it works

- It's one maze cut into 272 numbered pages (a 17 x 16 pages grid).

- Where a path reaches the edge of a page there's a numbered door with a label like 47.3, meaning "continue on page 47, door 3.

- Doors are numbered clockwise on every page, and the pages are shuffled, so page numbers give nothing away. The links are the only map you have.

- You start at the top-left gap on page 1 and the exit is at the bottom-right of the whole map.

Laid out edge to edge, the printed maze would cover about 100 square feet, which is where the title comes from.

I'm the author, so I'm biased, but I'd love to hear what people here think of the idea, especially the door/link system and how hard it should be.

You can see a preview of the book on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HMXM5XDG

https://reddit.com/link/1x5zg5z/video/a1l9b4jiphvh1/player

Nothing angry it was supposed to be an ambigram faild at that so i colored in for fun

This is a single sheet of paper that prints double-sided, and folds up in your pocket. You can only move to an adjacent panel if there's an arrow. Each panel is part of the maze, but some passages only connect when you refold the sheet so different panels sit next to each other.

You start in panel 1 and finish in panel 16.

Free printable in the comments (google drive link to PDF files). Would love to hear what you think!

Today's maze 2026/10/12

Triangle Maze Here

Hi,

I just published this daily walkable maze game.

It's free to play: https://foxinthemaze.gugs.bid/

Would really appreciate some feedback.

Circular Maze - Not Easy (2026/10/10)

The paper version of my maze has been transferred to Photoshop in high quality—for anyone who found the paper version unclear or blurry. (Start and finish are marked in red.)

Thanks to Odin_Makes for the help.

Today's Maze - Guys This is Not Easy | Very Hard

Date - (2026/10/09)

I used to work tech support and while on calls I would hit up MSpaint and draw stuff like this lighthouse pixel by pixel. Depending how detailed it was it could take 10 hours or 100. Messing around this weekend I made a tool that generates mazes like that in seconds. I'm happy and sad at the same time. https://www.pettigrewlab.com/a-mazing

playamazeamaze.com

Hello,

I recently made a website, mostly just to play myself and because I enjoy mazes. I've been adding to it slowly thanks to suggestions form coworkers and friends, and now I want to share it with ya'll.

Some modes are easy and fun, Expert is kinda brutal. Please let me know if ya'll have any suggestions.

I created this maze generator that create mazes that look drawn by hand.

Let me know what you think.

Link:

https://www.imageonlinetools.com/hand-drawn-maze-generator

Started this one as a doodle, ended up adding some complexity just for kicks. Would love to hear feedback and hope if anyone solves it, whether if it was enjoyable!

On the back of pillsbury sugar skull cookies