Unmaze

Unmaze

Play with the light

25 ratings
14 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 17 Sep 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 21, 2021
  • December 22, 2021
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Guide characters through a maze using your phone's light sensor. Make choices that impact the story and its multiple endings. Explore a rich universe inspired by Greek mythology.

Light sensor gameplay
Visual novel inspired by Greek myth
Branching story with multiple endings
Explore 5 chapters and 10 mazes
Immersive atmosphere
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What's New in Unmaze

1.4.01

December 22, 2021

More than 20 new achievements to unlock!

3

In-App Purchases

$2.99

Unmaze - the full game

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User reviews

One of the best games ever!

I adore this game, the moral dilemma between who to save if anyone is crazy. The first time I played it I played it in English and the second time in French for my French homework, so I got to play one of the best games I’ve ever played as homework. The game play was incredibly and the characters personalities were to die for. I 100% recommend playing and buying the full version especially because of how cheap it was, 2.99 for a game of this quality is amazing.
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Would not work unless i left the camera on?

Went to play this and the settings said unless i leave the camera on the game would not work,that sounds dodgy,ive never had that so i uninstalled

I only played the demo.

Although I couldn’t get the full experience I absolutely enjoyed playing. It is refreshing that the characters have flaws and you the player cannot be perfect. It broke my heart hearing the brother talk about how he was treated. I tried giving them both equal attention and I can’t wait to play the full thing. I cried out and cringed. I can’t imagine wearing headphones, I’d get scared with the noise. Speaking of which, the background sounds and music create a perfect atmosphere. I was a bit iffy on my camera being on but I fell in love with the use of it. It hurt that neither character understood that I couldn’t leave one alone but I think it made them more real and relatable. I’m glad it’s not overly graphic but enough to emerge you into the story. Complete props and appreciation to the creator for making a character I could dislike, character being the one I played. I loved the art and I can’t imagine how much time it took to play. Thank you for the he time and care you put into the game!
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Good concept, ehh characters

It’s an interesting concept and technically sound, but the characters come off as melodramatic and selfish in my opinion. Sure, it’s reasonable to have these characters have some enmity that gets explored later on, but from the very get go they’re attempting to monopolize Ariadne’s presence, even as there are no stakes to Ariadne’s plan to take turns beyond needing to stay put for a moment, which they don’t even do, even given the implicit reassurance that they’ll be back. It would be more reasonable if there was something that forced them to move, but it reads much more like them freaking out over a situation that no one forced them into while trying to throw someone they don’t like but still know right under the bus at all times. I get that they’re supposed to be like, immature, at the start of whatever personal growth that needs to continue taking place, but as it stands, they’re just annoying to talk to. (Also the all caps at times just comes off as someone throwing a tantrum in a group chat more than actual drama.)
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Why

Not sure why you can’t play with out the use of my camera but f u.
To respond to your comment…that’s definitely something you should explain to people first. I still don’t like it or trust it. Why should I just trust that your just going to be honest about it?

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FAQ

Does Unmaze have ads?

No, Unmaze does not contain advertisements. The game is free to play with an option to unlock the full experience via an in-app purchase.

What is the gameplay in Unmaze like?

Unmaze features a unique gameplay mechanic where you use your phone's light sensor. Placing your device in light or shade influences conversations and interactions with characters, guiding the narrative.

How long is the free version of Unmaze?

The first chapter of Unmaze is available for free, offering approximately 1 hour of gameplay. The full game can be unlocked with a single in-app purchase.

What devices does Unmaze support?

Unmaze is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It utilizes the phone's front camera to adapt the experience to your light environment.

How many endings does Unmaze have?

Unmaze features an immersive story with 8 alternative endings. Your choices throughout the game directly influence how the story unfolds and which ending you achieve.

What is the age rating for Unmaze?

Unmaze has an age rating of 9+. This indicates it is suitable for players aged 9 and older.

When was Unmaze last updated?

Unmaze was last updated on December 22, 2021, with version 1.4.01. The game was initially released on June 21, 2021.

Is Unmaze based on any specific myths?

Yes, Unmaze is a contemporary adaptation of the myth of the Minotaur and the labyrinth, featuring characters like Asterion and Theseus.