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Life & fun · July 19, 2025

The HTML Maze

Explore the HTML maze and find your way out. A playful web experiment preserved as a read-only archive.

The HTML Maze launched on July 19, 2025 with 270 votes, #116 of 9,224 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

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The HTML Maze is an interactive web experiment where users navigate through an HTML-based maze while leaving drawings and messages for others to discover. Players must find their way to the exit in this playful puzzle game that combines exploration with creative expression. Designed as an indie game for casual players, it offers a unique blend of navigation challenges and collaborative creativity as participants interact with the maze environment.

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Explore the HTML maze, leave drawings and messages, and find your way out. A playful, interactive web experiment.

The maze was frozen on 20 July 2026. You can still wander, but the walls accept no new drawings orfrom kyrylo.org

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