20 More, Somehow Even Smaller, Mazes
Image: FLEB

It's Friday, and you know what that means? Video games! But fewer than on a Thursday, of course. We're on course for the weekend, so why not get you started early with a lovely little box of brainteasers to play over your lunch break? 20 More, Somehow Even Smaller, Mazes is the latest free title from popular puzzle artisan FLEB, creator of many free brainteasers and the occasional commercial one. It is, as you'd expect from the title, a collection of maze-based puzzles, but interconnected in weird, funny, and clever ways. Go try it.

Just don't mind the clutter. Those 20 mazes are all over the place. Just strewn willy-nilly across your screen, so you might have to drag some out of the way to reach those deeper in the pile. Or excavate parts of one to interact with another. None of the individual mazes require that much brainpower, but you're going to have to think laterally for some of them. Or vertically, in the case of one that's constantly scrolling your viewport. And I don't even know what my brain is doing in the one where you move the maze itself to push around the dot to the exit.

But going on for any longer would just be waffling and wasting your time. So instead, I'll recommend you check out all of FLEB's work. Most is free! You've got the more logical (and less whimsical) RYB, the original and much-loved 20 Small Mazes, and you're hopefully already playing the new 20 More, Somehow Even Smaller, Mazes. And once you're done with those, I highly recommend Strange Jigsaws, which costs £4.29/$5 and takes the 20 Mazes format in some weird, funny directions. And now for a very brief trailer: