Maze Generator

Pick an algorithm, pick a tile shape, and watch a maze build itself from scratch — then grab your mouse and find the exit. Maze Generator lets you switch between classic recursive backtracking, Prim's, Kruskal's, and other procedural methods, so each run can feel structurally different from the last. Hexagonal tiles produce branching corridors that feel nothing like the familiar square grid.

It's part toy, part puzzle, part geometry lesson. Watching the generation animation alone is oddly satisfying — you can see exactly how each algorithm carves its path, which makes it a genuinely good way to appreciate the math behind puzzle games. If you prefer your logic challenges hand-crafted rather than procedurally grown, Launch Nonogram is worth a look too.

Controls are simple point-and-click, so no setup required — this one shines on a desktop where you can actually see the full maze without squinting.