Design intricate mazes that challenge and engage your audience. These tutorials guide you through creating mazes of various sizes, shapes, and complexities, perfect for everything from educational activities to puzzle books. Whether you want to create classic rectangular mazes or experiment with unique shapes, these step-by-step guides make it simple.
Exotic Pattern Mazes are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by picking one of the seven unusual tilings — tumbling blocks, pentagons, or a never-repeating Penrose pattern — setting how many tiles fill the page, and generating the maze with its matching solution. This guide walks through making one, titling it, styling it, and exporting print-ready pages.
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An Exotic Pattern Maze is a maze drawn over an unusual tiling — tumbling 3D blocks, pentagons, or a *never-repeating* pattern like Penrose. You trace one path from Start to Finish by stepping between tiles wherever their shared edge is open. This guide covers the seven tilings, the rules, how to solve them, and how the maze plays online.
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Archimedean Mazes are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by picking one of the seven semiregular tilings, setting how many tiles fill the page, and generating the maze with its matching solution. This guide walks through making one, titling it, styling it, and exporting print-ready pages.
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An Archimedean Maze is a maze drawn over a *semiregular tiling* — a repeating pattern of two or three regular shapes (octagons, hexagons, triangles, squares) that fit together perfectly. You trace one path from Start to Finish by stepping between tiles wherever their shared edge is open. This guide covers the seven tilings, the rules, how to solve them, and how the maze plays online.
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A Geometric Maze is a maze built from non-square cells — hexagons, triangles, or concentric circles. You trace one path from Start to Finish, cell to cell. This guide covers the three shapes, the rules they all share, and how to solve them, then how the maze plays online.
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An Oblique Maze is a square maze wearing a hand-drawn disguise: you trace one path from Start to Finish exactly as you would in a plain square maze, but the grid is slanted so the cells read like wobbly, uneven squares. This guide covers the goal, the rules, how to solve it, and what makes it “oblique.”
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A Cubism Maze is a blocky, cubist-art maze: instead of a uniform grid, the page is split into rectangles of many different sizes, and you trace one path from Start to Finish through the doorways between blocks. This guide covers the look, the rules, how to solve it, the Cubism and Subdivision shapes, and how the maze plays online.
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A Voronoi Maze is an organic-cell maze: you trace one path from Start to Finish by moving between irregular cells wherever their shared edge is open. This guide covers the two shapes — Voronoi and Triangulation — the rules, and how to solve them, then how the maze plays online.
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Shard Mazes are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by choosing a shape — Shards or Craquelure — setting how many pieces it breaks into, and generating the maze with its matching solution. This guide walks through making one, titling it, styling it, and exporting print-ready pages.
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A Shard Maze is an angular, stained-glass maze: you trace one path from Start to Finish by moving between the glass pieces through the small gaps in the walls. This guide covers both shapes — Shards and Craquelure — the rules, and how to solve them, then how the maze plays online.
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