Mazele

In Mazele the maze is invisible. Each day there is one hidden path that starts somewhere in the left column of a 6x6 grid and ends somewhere in the right column. It moves only up, down, left and right, and it never touches itself. You draw a guess by selecting squares (click them, or press and hold to drag across several), submit it, and the game answers with an indicator block at the end of every row and column.

Each block shows how many squares your guess filled in that line, coloured like Wordle's tiles. Black means the hidden path has a different number of squares there. Orange means the count is right but the squares sit in the wrong place, and green means both count and positions are right. Reading the rows against the columns lets you pin down the path, and every earlier guess stays listed under the board so you can compare them.

The page fetches the maze stored for your local date, so everyone playing on that date gets the same one. The share text carries the puzzle number and a grid of your clues. The game has run since March 2023, with a tutorial, statistics and achievements for streaks of up to three years. Its maker keeps release notes on the site and has shown ads from Yolla Media since December 2023.

It suits players who like Wordle's feedback loop but want a spatial puzzle, and nonogram fans who enjoy reasoning from row and column counts.