Super Dark Deception Lite

Name: Super Dark Deception Lite
Rating: 4.5 (1462 reviews)
Author: Glowstick Entertainment

By: Glowstick Entertainment

2D Dark Deception

Features & Capabilities

Super Dark Deception Lite reimagines the hit horror maze as a compact 2D arcade experience. Trapped in a dark realm, you must navigate intricate mazes, dodge nightmarish monsters, and decide to run or die in fast-paced, retro action.

As a Chrome extension, it delivers tense, bite-sized thrills right from your browser—perfect for fans of classic arcade horror who crave a quick, suspenseful maze adventure.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Glowstick Entertainment

Rating:

4.50

(1,462) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.0 Last updated: 2022-11-20

Version code:

834353372

Creation date:

2022-11-20

Compatible devices:

Size:

96.54MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 49,773 ▼ 43

Other rankings

#17 in dark keyword 85 ▼ 4

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Developed by:

Glowstick Entertainment

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/super-dark-deception-lite/id1494973595

User Reviews

Players praise the game for being fun with solid graphics and a Dark Deception vibe, including interesting secrets. However, the lite version offers only one chapter and ends with 'to be continued,' leaving players eager for more content. The title is criticized for high difficulty for newcomers, price concerns for the full version, and update/progression problems that prevent access to additional chapters.

Pros

Fun and engaging gameplay
Good graphics
Appeals to Dark Deception fans / franchise familiarity
Secrets and challenging elements add replay value

Cons

Only one chapter available in the lite version; players want Chapter 2
Ending with 'to be continued' inhibits progression
High difficulty / aggressive AI can be harsh for beginners
Full version price (~$6) may be too high for some
Update/progression issues delaying access to additional chapters

Recent reviews

Junior

by hb*****, 2026-03-11

My first time ever playing it again, please make it a little bit easier. It sucks sorry but it does. I wish you would make it a little bit easier. Next time that some people that see it’s the first time ever playing this type of game or any this game. It’s gonna be way too hard for them so make it easier.

by Wa*****, 2026-01-20

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