Geometry Dash Maze Maps

Geometry Dash Maze Maps is a cube game inside a maze. The whole maze fits on one screen. It zig-zags from the bottom of the screen up to the top. Your cube runs through it one hall at a time. When the game opens, the title says “Maze Dash Geometry Run”, not Maze Maps. This is not a RobTop game.

Who made Geometry Dash Maze Maps?

We can’t say for sure. The game’s files list a person called “putra”. They also hold two lines of text that name “Gameror” and “Giga games”. We never saw any of these names on the screen, so we don’t know which one is the real maker.

What do the yellow rings in the maze do?

The maze has five long halls, stacked one on top of the other. They’re dark blue with a glowing white edge. Black spikes with white tips stick out of the floors and the ceilings. At the end of each hall there’s a yellow glowing ring. Touch it and the cube moves on to the next hall. There are six rings in the first level. The way out is a yellow door in the top left corner.

The nice thing is that you see the full path at once. You can plan your route before you even start.

How many levels does Maze Maps have?

We counted five level cards. The level screen shows one big card at a time, with arrows to go left and right. Level 1 was open. We didn’t find more than five. When you finish a level, the game gives you 50 points called XP.

Tiny spikes and no practice mode in Maze Maps

Because the whole maze fits on one screen, everything in it is small. The cube is tiny and so are the spikes. When our cube hit one, it burst into a white flash. We didn’t see a practice mode, a percent bar or a count of your tries. There’s just a pink pause button in the top right.

On a phone, it only works on its side, and the game is a thin strip across the middle. That makes the tiny spikes even harder to see. We didn’t see any ads.

Other puzzle and cube games after the maze

If you liked planning your path, try Geometry Dash Secret Mode. You drag a glowing cube into a portal across 20 levels. Geometry Dash Bit By Bit lets you pick from four speeds, so you can slow things down. There are more games like these in our geometry games list.