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Vice Age / Sep 2, 2017 / Action, Adventure, Indie, Simulation, Early Access
Maze Run is a rogue-like escape runner for VR. 100'000 square feet procedurally generated maze, destructible and paintable.
| Part | Your PC | MinimumNot sure | RecommendedNot sure |
|---|---|---|---|
| CPU | Not set | i5 4-series, equivalent or better Can't tell | i7 6-series, equivalent or better Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | GTX 970, equivalent or better Can't tell | GTX 1070, equivalent or better Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 8 GB RAM Can't tell | 16 GB RAM Can't tell |
New "class" option in Maze Run VR — smartphone. Ready to test your intuition? Grab this piece of crashed glass and metal, the network status will help.
Open on SteamMixed
64% positive, 14 reviews
Just finished my first maze. I had fun. It's a simple concept, but I was entertained getting out of this procedurally generated VR maze. The only useful tool I had was a marker. I used it to draw arrows on the areas with different paths. Then I randomly chose one of the paths and if it had different paths as well, then I would draw more arrows. If one of the paths ended up a dead end, I would mark it as such. ...
17 found this helpful, 2017-09-02
Making your way through the maze is only one of the challenges in this game. There is a flashlight permanently in your left hand, so you are immediately presented with an inventory challenge. I had no problem with the teleportation movement. This makes the game possible with a small play area, but not ideal. Walking through the silent, dark halls feels incredibly creepy. The size of the halls is just large enough to...
4 found this helpful, 2017-11-21
It's a basic dynamically-generated maze, that you make your way through, either by dumb luck... or with a marker to record your progress and/or a crowbar to bust through walls. Find some switches to open a gate to escape. Straightforward concept, and well executed. Decent dark and creepy graphics. Audio is notably absent, so crank up some tunes while you explore. Nothing really stands out as unique with this one, and...
1 found this helpful, 2019-07-10
First of all, I want to say that I really like labyrinths with its atmosphere of obscurity and mystery, so my interest in this game is very clear. I'm not a fan of VR games, in my opinion most of them are lack of gamedesign. But it's not about this one. You are alone with Darkness. You have only one perfectly clear aim - find an exit! Hardly ever have I seen such an impressive embodiment of labyrintn. It's hard to...
2 found this helpful, 2017-09-06
