Pencil Maze - Hard Mazes

The maze puzzles you used to solve with a pencil, moved onto your phone.

You do not tap a character around. You put a finger anywhere on the screen and drag, and the tip of the line follows like a pencil. Walls physically block you, and retracing your own line erases it, exactly the way paper works.

191 numbered puzzles
Warm up 15x15 (60) · Normal 25x25 (60) · Hard 40x40 (40) · Brutal 60x60 (20) · Insane 100x100 (10) · and one single King maze at 300x300.
It is a numbered book, not an endless random feed, so you can always see how far you have come. Every puzzle is identical on every device.

Not how fast, but how little you wandered
Every maze has a different shortest path, so comparing times across puzzles means nothing. When you finish, you get a stamp based on how much further you walked than the shortest route (0% means you took it exactly), plus how many dead ends you stepped into.

An unfinished maze stays unfinished
Close the app, come back in a week: your line and your clock are still there. A 300x300 maze is not meant to be finished in one sitting.

If you were looking for genuinely hard mazes
From 40x40 on, memorising junctions stops working. Loops are mixed in, so dead-end filling does not help either. At 100x100 you need to zoom in to see the corridors, and the King maze has a shortest path of over 8,000 cells.

Also inside
· Pinch to zoom and pan
· A hint that reveals only the next few cells when you are stuck (3 per maze)
· Daily maze — a new one every day, the same one for everyone
· A back-up-two-cells button for when you take a wrong turn - hold it down to keep reversing
· Print to A4 through the system print dialog, or save as PDF (up to Hard 40x40)
· Share a maze you solved - send it blank so the other person can solve it, or with your line to show how you did it
· Mazes work offline - no camera, location, contacts or storage access

There are no ads on the solving screen. Your finger sweeps across the whole screen here, so a banner in that place would get clicked by accident. Ads appear on the home and records screens, and once when you start a maze.

This app is free and supported by ads. It is not designed for children.