Mazely - Amazing Maze Game

Mazely is a simple but amazing maze game built with Flutter. It has 3 difficulty levels, Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced, having 40 puzzles each! So, you have a total of 120 puzzles to solve.

Challenge

The challenge was to build an interactive mobile game with native performance and without any game engine. I built “Mazely” on top of the Flutter framework. No game engine, no more burden. It is simple, fast & performant.

Overview

Mazely is a simple but amazing maze game built with Flutter. It has 3 difficulty levels: Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced.

Each of the difficulty levels contains 40 stages. So, the total number of stages is 120!! Stages are arranged according to adaptive difficulty. Difficulty increases as one continues to play along.

Players are rewarded with gems for completing each stage. Gems are then used to unlock new difficulty levels. You need to earn certain number of gems to move on to next difficulty level.

For helping people solve hard levels, hints are provided. Players can use hints to show solution for a particular stage.

Features

  • 3 Difficulty Levels
  • 120 Levels with Adaptive Difficulty
  • Solution Hint
  • Reward upon Solving Each Puzzle
  • Cool Background Music
  • Admob Integration
  • Rating Options
  • And much more…

Important Information About the App

This game is suitable for people of all ages. Enjoy your free time with this beautiful and simple game. Reach out to me for more information about the app or its development process. I’ll be happy to bring your idea to reality.

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