# Double Maze — user reviews > 24 indexed App Store user reviews of Double Maze by Bouncing Ball Games, rated 3.40/5 from 7 ratings. - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/double-maze/id323350193/reviews - App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/double-maze/id323350193.md - Rating breakdown: 5★ 4 · 4★ 0 · 3★ 0 · 2★ 1 · 1★ 2 ## Newest reviews (7 of 24) ### 5/5 — fun game! *2009-07-29* I'm not much of a game player but this one is really kinda fun. I like the way it uses the tilt thingy to move the balls around. I also like the music, it's soothing. ### 5/5 — addictive fun *2009-07-28, version 0* Very clever game, I can't stop playing it! Love the music, too. ### 5/5 — Extremely fun *2009-07-27* I love puzzle games, so this game is a real treat! The concept is simple so it's very easy to learn. The game saves where you are so it's perfect for passing the time. ### 5/5 — Great Game *2009-07-27, version 0* A cracking game. Very, very hard in places but that just adds to the longevity. Good sounds and a nice clean look. A fair few hours play time I think and I'll enjoy every one of them. ### 5/5 — great game. *2009-07-27, version 0* great game, it's very easy game to get into, difficulty slowly creeps up on you. love the sound track too. ### 5/5 — Fantastic Puzzler *2009-07-27, version 0* I love this game, it's a great puzzle game with a tricky twist, sometimes I've seen a path through a level almost straight away, other levels have taken me a fair bit longer. So far only played a few and there's lots more to go. The graphics style and music are a perfect match, altogether a really well polished title! Definitely buy this one! ### 5/5 — Great Game *2009-07-27* Just got Double Maze and it is a real treat. Unlike others, Double Maze doesn't get old. Each level is different and fun. Highly recommended. ## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated) ### 1/5 — unfortunate *2010-09-10* This is a great game. It is clever and has a good central mechanic. I am giving this version a low rating because, like some other users, I paid for this game, but now there is only an ad supported version. I understand why you'd want to move to an ad-supported version, and I'd understand if all future development happened on the ad-supported version of this game, but pulling the non-ad supported version out from under the feet of those who had already paid for it is just thoughtless. Change the demo to the full, ad-supported version, revert this back to no ads, and maybe change the name to something that'll make people less likely to download it in confusion, and do all future work on the free version. I wouldn't blame you for that. As it is, this is just unfortunate. ### 1/5 — iAd ? *2010-09-02* another greedy dev ### 1/5 — Why the ads? *2010-08-09* Why are there ads in a game that I paid for? ### 1/5 — BS! *2010-08-08* iADs?!?! Is this how you greedy developers repay the people who BOUGHT your game to support you? Because you didn't make enough money on the game WE have to endure ADs! Pathetically low. Supporting this developer encourages other developers with similar integrity to shaft you too. One star because it won't let me give less. DELETED ### 4/5 — Great game *2009-08-18* Love the game just wish I knew how to beat level 40! ### 4/5 — Double Maze may have you see double soon enough…in a good way *2009-07-30* Remember when you were first learning to ride a bicycle and no matter how many times you fell off or scraped knees, you kept trying? That’s the masochistic addiction you get with Double Maze, a tricky puzzler that will have you smiling with satisfaction one minute, and completely ticked off the next. A test of logic and patience, Double Maze is one of complexity hidden behind the illusion of simplicity. Solving a puzzle can be both enjoyable and irritating, and Double Maze gives you a double dose since the objective involves getting two balls to their destinations at the same time or in a single stroke. That objective alone sounds irritating to me, but I soon found that the game or at least the attempt offers a good degree of mental stimulation, or at the least made me mental. Double Maze offers 40 unlocked stages meaning you can play whatever level suits your brain. The game offers really good visuals and an equally inspiring soundtrack. Honestly, I would’ve have preferred if stages were unlocked only when completing the previous puzzle to create added incentive and even replay value. In terms of controls, the game offers two options: tilt and swipe. Personally, I prefer the swipe control set-up because I found the delicate nature of navigating balls through tight spots requires a certain accuracy and personal touch. The tilt function works perfectly fine, but you’ll find in some levels, you may want more a more hands-on approach. The gameplay itself is fun if you enjoy puzzles that work your brain cells. Moving balls around is not a big deal, but using what is available to you is. Obstacles such as walls can be invaluable resources in positioning one ball while preventing another from moving. And of course, you need to watch the sides where balls can fall off, no one wants that. As you progress, the stages become more complex where a straight line isn’t usually the best strategy and bottomless pits become nuisances. In fact, the frustration and even borderline insanity will come from not being to get your balls to do what you want…it’s as bad as it sounds. While it can get repetitive, the game does not have a timer so you can proceed at your own pace. One possibility to add some variety to the game in the future may be to add a campaign mode with different puzzle layouts for those with more of a competitive streak and a need for even more satisfaction. Double Maze is challenging game that will keep you thinking for quite a while. Trust me, you won’t be able to zip through the levels, and that’s a good thing. Why not take the time to actually enjoy the experience. ### 4/5 — new idea to an old game *2009-07-27* Okay well you get this ball, you have a few walls, and you just move it to the target. Simple and easy right. Well now add another ball, a simple add on idea make a surpringly fun game. The levels are quite challange but one you figure it out it makes you feel real good. Why not give it a try with their lite version to see if you enjoy it. A good game for a modest price, a 3.5/5 -skyye06 ### 5/5 — I solved all the 40 levels. *2012-01-13* The hardest is the 40th level. After try all of possible path, I solved it finally. ### 5/5 — Sweeet *2010-08-10, version 0* Excellent game, creating your own levels is brilliant! Double raiiinbow!! ### 5/5 — Brilliant! *2010-08-10* An amazing double maze. You have to think hard even for the second level! ## Most praised reviews (7 highest-rated) ### 5/5 — Love it *2010-08-10, version 0* Great game and its free! ### 5/5 — 免费哒 *2010-06-27* 就是好 ### 5/5 — 不错~ *2010-06-26* 鲜明的色彩，轻松的音乐，这是一个不错的小游戏~ ### 5/5 — An amazing maze game ! *2009-10-26* An amazing maze puzzle like game which keeps you thinking as you have to control 2 maze at one time ! Graphics are pretty decent, many levels to play for and also an editor for you to create / customize your own maze ! It may be uploaded into the server for others to play on your created maze. For just 99cents I'd say this is a great buy especially for any maze puzzle lovers out there ;) ### 5/5 — interesting twist on puzzle gaming *2009-10-12* A great mentally challenge and good for low stress game of wits. No timer just the challenge of solving the puzzle makes it great for playing while watching T.V. etc. A level editor allows for much replayability, overall worth the $1 price tag. ### 5/5 — Awesome game! *2009-08-16* It's an awesome game no matter what this price is it is totally worth getting! ### 5/5 — Very nice *2009-08-05, version 0* Really like this game. Its a nice twist on the puzzle genre. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-09-06.*