Exit the Maze drops you into a clean 3D labyrinth. You see everything the corridors, your ball, the glowing exit. It looks close. It never is. Your job is simple: don't move the ball, move the world. Nudge the keys and the whole maze tilts in space, gravity grabs the sphere, and momentum becomes your best friend or your worst mistake. Tilt, counter-tilt. Thread corners. Catch speed on long straights, then tap a micro-adjust so you don't skid off that narrow ledge. Reach the exit and the scoreboard pops, points banked, next level unlocked. Each stage tightens the line sharper angles, tighter corridors, trickier slopes that punish sloppy timing. It's fast, its tense. The maze don't care, but your hands will learn its mood. I live for that click when a perfect tilt carries the ball past a dead-end and into open light; it feels like stealing a win from gravity itself. Short runs, big highs. One more try, and then another. Hit Start and prove it.