Sluagh — The Maze Remembers

Seven rings. One way in. Everyone who failed is still inside.

Sluagh is a deterministic 3D Celtic maze crawl: descend terraced rings
of a Celtic labyrinth to the centre, attune shrines under relentless
timers, and survive the collapse cascade when a shrine fails—the floor
crumbles outward ring by ring, leaving only the passage arches to hold.

The maze is haunted by its own failures. Every run you don't complete
is recorded bit-exactly and replayed as a shadow on your next attempt.
Stay near your own ghost too long and the Geas exacts its price. Win
the maze, and your victory becomes the mark every future run must race.

Built for three dimensions. Walk the maze at your own pace. Sprint
stirs the haunt — run too long and the dead take notice. Hear
the maze: footsteps echo and change with the stone beneath you. Whispers
drift through the rings. Reverb breathes with the architecture. Play with
gamepad and haptics for the full dread.

Deterministic to the bit: same maze, same haunts, same daily challenge
seeded by the date you play — every player walks the same maze, and a
run can be replayed bit-for-bit. No accounts. Offline, single player.
Free, with occasional non-personalized ads between runs — one $4.99
purchase banishes them forever.

The maze remembers everyone who entered. It only tells the story of one.