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Maze Chase
Clear the floor, read the chasers, plan a route one tile at a time — starting with Maze Muncher.
01 / GAME SELECT
Maze Chase
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02 / FAQ
FAQ
- What is the game where you eat dots in a maze?
- That kind of game is a maze chase, and ours is Maze Muncher. You clear every pip off a grid while chasers close in, and the level ends when the floor is empty. Speed is not the skill — routing is. Every step decides whether you still have an exit two seconds from now.
- How do you escape the ghosts in a maze chase game?
- Head for loops and tunnels, never a dead end. Chasers close along the shortest path, so a corner you can circle beats a corridor you can only run down. The wrap-around tunnel on the side of the board is the most reliable way to break contact when two of them have you boxed in.
- Are maze levels random or fixed?
- Both, and you choose. The campaign uses hand-built levels so the difficulty curve holds; the random mode generates from a seed and guarantees the maze is solvable. The same seed always produces the same map, so a run can be shared and replayed exactly.
- How do you control a maze game on a phone?
- Swipe anywhere on the field to turn, or switch to an on-screen d-pad. Swiping suits one-handed play; the d-pad suits levels where you need to commit to a turn on an exact tile. The choice is a chip on the control strip and it survives a refresh.
