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MindMaze - Musical Memory Maze

Entertainment

It Works On My Machine

iPhone iPadFree
Store rating
-
Store ratings
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AVALW mentions
0
Price
Free
Platforms
2
Listed
Nov 14, 2026

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About MindMaze - Musical Memory Maze

Most maze games tell you where to go. MindMaze plays you a song when you're going the right way.

At every junction, choose left or right. Correct turns build a melody — note by note. Wrong turns sound dissonant and push back with haptic feedback. The further you go, the richer the music gets. When the maze is solved, the melody is complete.

No flashing colors. No cluttered UI. Just sound, touch, and memory.

FOLLOW THE MELODY
Your ears tell you what your eyes don't need to. MindMaze can be played with your eyes closed — the sound design is the game.

MEMORY + LOGIC
Every maze is a mental map you build turn by turn. Retrace your steps, trust the melody, and commit the correct path to memory.

MINIMAL BY DESIGN
Clean, distraction-free visuals. No lives. No energy bars. No ads interrupting gameplay. Just you and the maze.

BEAT YOUR OWN TIME
A timer tracks each maze — not to pressure you, but to measure you. Compete on leaderboards or turn the timer off and explore freely.

ENDLESS PROGRESSION
Hundreds of mazes with increasing complexity. The further you go, the more your memory is tested.

UNDO YOUR LAST STEP
Took a wrong turn? Rewind one move and try again.

PLAY ANYWHERE
Fully offline. No wifi, no distractions.

ONE OPTIONAL UPGRADE
Remove ads for a one-time purchase. No subscriptions, no battle passes.

MindMaze is made by a solo developer who believes a maze could be a musical experience — and that less is always more.

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