Maze Runner — Spatial Reasoning Maze Game for Kids

Maze Runner

For parents

What this teaches

Ten mazes, growing from a tiny 3×3 grid up to a dense 10×10. Bunny starts top-left; home is bottom-right. Your child swipes (or taps the on-screen DPad) one cell at a time, picking up carrots on the way. The first three levels are untimed so they can learn the mechanic; from level 4 a generous countdown adds gentle pressure that tightens at every step. Beat a level and the next one auto-loads.

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Age: Best for ages 4-8

How to play

Tap Let's play to enter your current level.
Swipe up, down, left, or right (or use the DPad).
Pick up carrots on the path to home.
Reach the house to finish the level.

What to watch for

If your child charges into walls repeatedly, suggest tracing the path with their finger before moving — pre-planning is the actual skill the maze is teaching.

Concepts covered

spatial reasoning (which way leads home?)
path-planning before moving
fine motor: swipe gestures with direction
trial-and-error with low-cost mistakes