An endless maze, new every game
No edge, a new layout every game, a different biome in each area.
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MazeFall is a co-op survival game in an endless maze, made by one developer. The ideas you leave in the TikTok comments end up here.
411 comments read on 3 videos · updated October 7, 2026
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The doors close at night
At night the base doors close. Be inside, or be on your own.
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It comes down the walls
The creature climbs the walls, hands and feet stuck to the concrete.
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The map table
No minimap. The maze your team explored rises on a table at the base.
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Lanterns and teammates on the map
A dropped lantern becomes a pin on the table, for everyone.
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Finding your way back
How you find your way: a spool of thread, sector marks on the walls, your lanterns.
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Die, and your part of the trip is lost
What you explored only counts once you bring it back.
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Crafting, base building and machines
Find plans in the maze, build your base, power it with machines.
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Co-op
One shared map, and plans unlocked for the whole team.
Read more ›What I'm working on right now.
A scarier creature
The most liked comment said it: the creature looks more goofy than scary. I'm reworking how it moves first, with a new walk and a bite attack, and a darker mood around it. Also on the table from your replies: hearing it before you see it, a noise that gives you away, stalking the player who splits from the group, eyes that glow in your light, and a bigger body.
17 comments ›Building piece by piece
This was in “Later” a few days ago. It's now built: you place a blueprint for free, then fill it one piece at a time, alone or with your team. Bring a log, a log appears, and the real piece stands when the last one is in. Shelter pieces first; machines still snap in place.
3 comments ›Hand prints on the walls
Many of you asked for landmarks. So: you carry a paste, walk up to a wall, and your hand leaves a print. Charcoal paste to start, a glowing one to craft. And here and there, old marks left by those who came before you. The design is done, building it comes next.
2 comments ›Hunger, thirst and cooking
Several of you asked for more survival. The plan: hunger and thirst go down slowly. You gather or hunt, cook over the campfire, and pack food and water before a long run. One more leash, like your thread and your lamp battery. The design is written, nothing is built yet.
3 comments ›From your comments, not in the game yet. The most requested come first.
- 24askedDraw the map yourself, from memoryThe table doesn't fill in on its own. You redraw the maze from memory.
- 10askedEasy, medium and hard modesThree modes built around the map, plus a hardcore mode.
- 7askedMoving walls and routes that changeWalls that move, and routes that change every night or on a 7-day loop.
- 5askedA paper map, photos, a notepadThings to carry in the maze: a paper copy of the table, photos, written directions.
- 4askedA map that makes mistakesThe map is a bit wrong at first, and corrects itself as you walk it again.
- 2askedTraps that make your map liePoison traps that daze you and falsify what you bring back.
- 2askedFarming and animalsCrops and animals at the base, and food with different effects.
- 1askedA fog outline of what you lostWhen you die, the table keeps a foggy outline of how far you got.
- 1askedLandmarks and a memory checkBack at the table, you are asked which way you went at each landmark.
- 1askedA reward deep in the mazeSomething far in the maze that helps the whole team get out.
- 1askedFlares and traps you setSend up a flare to find your team. Set your own traps.
- 1askedPuzzles that open new partsLevels, puzzles and events that unlock other parts of the maze.
- 1askedA scanner you have to bring backWhat you explore lives in an item. Lose it and the map doesn't update.
- 1askedCamps to raid and timed runsCamps to loot in the maze, speed runs, timed events.
- 1askedA third-person viewThe game is first person. One of you asked for a third-person view.
- 1askedAn exit from the mazeDoes the maze have a way out? One of you asked.
- 1askedWall marks and places of interest on the tableThe marks you leave on walls, and places worth going back to, also show on the table.
- 1askedFootprints on the paths you walkedYour steps leave a trail. The more you take a path, the stronger it gets.
- 1askedA minotaurA maze needs one, someone said.
Things I want, but not now.