Tiny Maze (Puzzleship)

Tiny Maze looks like a maze but plays like a path-covering puzzle. Walls inside the grid block movement between some neighbouring cells, doors sit on the edge, and one line must run from a door to a door while visiting every cell once. You cannot draw through a cell twice, so the only way to fail is to miss one.

The walls decide everything. A cell with only two open sides already tells you how the path goes through it, and every cell other than the two door cells must have exactly two path segments. You can pencil in walls to rule out routes, and lock the segments you are sure of so you can experiment around them.

Puzzleship publishes six mazes of Tiny Maze a day, graded from very easy to ultra hard, the smallest a 4 by 5 grid and the largest 9 by 14. The October 19, 2026 set was number 1023. Each day's mazes are numbered and dated and the same for every player. The page says a new set comes at 00:00 your time, but the set is scheduled for 13:00 UTC, which is midnight only at UTC+11; elsewhere it arrives during the day. Earlier days stay playable in the archive. No account is needed to play; a solved maze starts a streak, which you sign in to keep. The site is free with ads, which on a phone sit above the board, and a premium plan removes them.