Rule 01
Enter at A
Begin on the tile marked A. The maze may start on any of its three decks, so locate the pulsing route marker first.
Deck 01 · The structure
One maze. Two lenses.
The exploded 3D view shows how three decks stack into a single structure. The 2D plan makes every wall exact. Solving means moving between them.
Lens 01 · 3D isometric
See the whole structure
An exploded architectural view of every deck, every open floor, and the route threading between them. Hover to pull the decks apart.
Lens 02 · 2D precision
Then solve the details
A focused deck plan with crisp wall geometry and generous touch targets. It follows your route automatically as you change decks.
Press V on the board to switch lenses at any time
Deck 02 · The rules
From A to X, one tile at a time
Rule 02
Read the walls
Move one tile at a time through open edges. Dark wall segments block movement within the current deck.
Rule 03
Use the hatches
Open floors connect to the deck below. A sealed tile cannot take you down; moving up requires an open floor above.
Rule 04
Change perspective
Use 3D to understand how the decks connect, then switch to 2D for a precise, focused floor plan.
Rule 05
Reach X
Build one continuous route to X without revisiting tiles. Backtrack freely when a promising corridor becomes a dead end.
Deck 03 · The strategy
Think in floors, solve in connections
Note · 01
Map vertical options first
Sealed floors are the scarce signal — they shape the entire route. Notice where you cannot change decks before committing to a corridor.
Note · 02
Let the views collaborate
The 3D view reveals structure; the 2D view makes individual walls unmistakable. Switch whenever the route feels ambiguous.
Note · 03
Trace backwards from X
If the entrance branches too widely, inspect the exit deck and reason backwards toward the nearest open floor.
Note · 04
Use the keyboard
Arrow keys or WASD move on a deck. Q and E move vertically, V changes view, and Backspace retraces one move.
Exit found
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The maze itself is harder. A fresh three-deck challenge is generated every morning — find its exit and keep your streak alive.