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3D Maze

A faithful recreation of the Windows 95 "3D Maze" screensaver — walk (or autopilot) first-person through an endless procedurally generated brick maze. No goal, no enemies, just calm 90s vibes.

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Updated Jul 1, 2026
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The classic Windows 95 3D Maze screensaver, rebuilt in the Zero engine.

Wander first-person through an endless, procedurally generated brick labyrinth. Reach the exit and a fresh maze seamlessly generates — forever. Dim tiled walls, purple/teal checker floors, subtle distance fog, and a glowing Zero logo cube hovering at a junction where the old OpenGL logo used to be.

Features

  • Endless mazes — perfect mazes carved with a randomized depth-first backtracker; every seed is reproducible.
  • Autopilot — the authentic idle screensaver mode navigates the maze itself; any input hands control back.
  • First-person control — WASD to move, mouse to look, real wall collision.
  • Settings — maze size, autopilot speed, fog density, mouse sensitivity, music/SFX volume, logo toggle.
  • Soundscape — a soft ambient drone, footstep ticks, a whoosh on regeneration, and menu clicks.

No goal. No fail state. Just calm exploration.

Controls

  • Start — walk it yourself.
  • Autopilot — sit back and watch.
  • Esc — pause.

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