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2017
You work your way out of a series of labyrinths while dodging bombs, mines and other hazards. A small, tough indie game for short sessions.
The closest matches for Labyrinth Escape are Arctic Adventure, Get the Gems and Cube XL. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Labyrinth Escape special – the reasons are listed right on each game.
94 %
Best match
1991
A classic DOS platformer with 80 tricky levels where Nevada must get past ice patches, traps and snowmen. It blends precise platforming with level-based puzzle solving.
94 % 2.99 €
Realistic visuals
A deliberately old-school take on Boulder Dash and Emerald Mine: you dig through levels, collect gems and dodge falling rocks. Graphics and hand-holding are minimal, leaving you with tricky, no-nonsense puzzle-action.
93 % 1.99 €
Gameplay comes before story
Cube XL is a small indie PC game described as a hardcore cube game. Little is known about its exact mechanics, so this rating is conservative and based mostly on the limited metadata.
92 %
Pure single-player experience
A classic 1990 arcade-adventure where you work through 20 treacherous pyramid levels filled with traps and puzzles. With only five lives and a handful of spears, careful play is essential.
92 % 0.99 €
Challenging difficulty
You guide a ball through over 60 tricky levels in a minimalist look. Precise jumps and plenty of patience are needed, as the difficulty is high.
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92 % 5.19 €
Challenging difficulty
A tough first-person platformer that combines precise jumping with puzzle elements and demands many retries. Little is known about its specifics.
91 % 0.99 €
Pure single-player experience
A short, punchy retro arcade maze game where you wander through labyrinths with hardcore difficulty. Ideal for a quick, demanding session.
91 % −72 %Gameplay comes before story
A minimalist yet surprisingly tough maze game where you race against a timer to find the exit, backed by a cool soundtrack.
91 % 3.99 €
Challenging difficulty
A precision platformer with over 150 short rooms where your sword doubles as a movement tool to bounce off hazards and surfaces. It tests timing and skill with steadily rising difficulty.
91 %
Pure single-player experience
A small indie platformer built around light and dark: you jump higher in the dark, but your controls are inverted. This mechanical twist demands rethinking and careful timing.
