The Missing Piece
Fix the 3 × 3 picture grid
Each row and column follows a rule. Which piece belongs in the gap?
Maze
The Maze Escape
Guide the explorer ball out of the maze. Every maze has exactly one route to the exit — and three hidden gems for brave explorers.
Spatial thinkingPlanningAges 6–8 · 9–11 · 12+3DSample content
Getting The Maze Escape ready…
About this game
How to play
- Use the arrow keys or W A S D — or the arrow buttons, or swipe on a phone.
- Walls block your way. Find the glowing exit flag.
- Collect the gems hidden in dead ends — each one earns a star.
Three levels
- Easy: A small 7 × 7 maze.
- Medium: An 11 × 11 maze.
- Hard: A big 15 × 15 maze — beat the clock for three stars.
What this teaches
A famous trick for mazes: keep one hand on the wall and follow it. In a maze like this one, it always gets you out — though not always by the shortest path.
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