Creating mazes is easy for anyone. There are two different options to create one. First, you can tap and drag walls to knock them down to create a maze. Alternatively, there is a navigator to move around and draw the maze. I tried both versions, and each one was simple.
There is also a color-blind mode that allows you to distinguish paths and mazes more easily in the maze.
If you’re looking for some inspiration, head to the Home button to see what mazes Morten, Andreas, and other have created.
Once you’ve created a maze, you can invite participants to download the app and try it or even share as an image so anyone can give it a try. You can also send in the maze to be featured in the Home section.
Each attempt of a maze records time and steps so you can compare with others.
Minotaur is a free download now on the App Store for the iPhone and all iPad models. There is also an optional, one-time in-app purchase of $4.99 or $9.99. Either of those unlocks an unlimited number of saved mazes and show different kinds of confetti when you escape a maze.
