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One of the hardest escape mazes ever created. Dare to enter. A first-person escape horror maze set in a colossal, near world-largest labyrinth. Explore in darkness with only a weak light, choose stealth or combat, and escape within 60 minutes. If you like escape horror games, add to your Wishlist.
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Can you escape this colossal maze within 60 minutes?
Lost in the Dark Labyrinth is a maze-exploration survival FPS set inside a colossal labyrinth built on a near world-largest scale.
With only a weak personal light and scattered braziers to guide you, you must navigate twisting corridors and looming chambers and find a way out before time runs out.
The maze is huge and deliberately complex.
Similar-looking junctions, sudden open spaces, and vertical shifts between floors make it almost impossible to grasp the full layout on your first attempt.
The more you challenge it, the more you slowly learn, map, and master the labyrinth in your head.
Sneak past threats… or fight for an advantage
Dangerous enemies roam the maze, and the tension spikes the moment you sense them nearby.
You can try to avoid them and slip past in the dark, or take the risk and engage.
Defeating enemies will sometimes cause keys, health items, or coins to drop, giving you a valuable edge in your escape — but only if you survive.
Doors, keys, and the path forward
The labyrinth features multiple door types and matching keys.
As you progress through the stages, new door–key pairs are introduced, and finding the key required in that stage becomes critical to pushing deeper into the maze.
If you fail to secure the necessary key, you simply will not reach the exit.
Step by step, run by run, you piece together your own personal route to freedom.
60 minutes of pressure and replay
This maze is not meant to be cleared on your first attempt.
Instead, each run teaches you a little more — a landmark you recognize, a safer corridor, a dead end to avoid next time.
The 60-minute time limit keeps every decision sharp, while the enormous scale and branching paths give the game strong replayability and a powerful sense of growth.
Evolving structure and difficulty
Later stages increase the density of the layout, the danger of threats, and the number of tricks waiting for you.
The maze is built so that getting lost, discovering new routes, and gradually understanding the structure is the core of the experience.
Explore a massive labyrinth, evade threats, sometimes fight back, collect keys, and escape within 60 minutes.
Lost in the Dark Labyrinth delivers simple rules, deep tension, and a huge rush of achievement when you finally break free —
a unique blend of maze-exploration and survival FPS.
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Can you escape this colossal maze within 60 minutes?
[i]Lost in the Dark Labyrinth[/i] is a maze-exploration survival FPS set inside a colossal labyrinth built on a near world-largest scale.
With only a weak personal light and scattered braziers to guide you, you must navigate twisting corridors and looming chambers and find a way out before time runs out.
The maze is huge and deliberately complex.
Similar-looking junctions, sudden open spaces, and vertical shifts between floors make it almost impossible to grasp the full layout on your first attempt.
The more you challenge it, the more you slowly [b]learn, map, and master[/b] the labyrinth in your head.
[h3]Sneak past threats… or fight for an advantage[/h3]
Dangerous enemies roam the maze, and the tension spikes the moment you sense them nearby.
You can try to avoid them and slip past in the dark, or take the risk and engage.
Defeating enemies will [i]sometimes[/i] cause keys, health items, or coins to drop, giving you a valuable edge in your escape — but only if you survive.
[h3]Doors, keys, and the path forward[/h3]
The labyrinth features multiple door types and matching keys.
As you progress through the stages, new door–key pairs are introduced, and [b]finding the key required in that stage[/b] becomes critical to pushing deeper into the maze.
If you fail to secure the necessary key, you simply will not reach the exit.
Run by run, you piece together your own personal route to freedom.
[h3]60 minutes of pressure and replay[/h3]
This maze is not meant to be cleared on your first attempt.
Instead, each run teaches you a little more — a landmark you recognize, a safer corridor, a dead end to avoid next time.
The 60-minute time limit keeps every decision sharp, while the enormous scale and branching paths give the game strong replayability and a powerful sense of growth.
[h3]Evolving structure and difficulty[/h3]
Later stages increase the density of the layout, the danger of threats, and the number of tricks waiting for you.
The maze is built so that [b]getting lost, discovering new routes, and gradually understanding the structure[/b] is the core of the experience.
[b]Explore a massive labyrinth, evade threats, sometimes fight back, collect keys, and escape within 60 minutes.[/b]
[i]Lost in the Dark Labyrinth[/i] delivers simple rules, deep tension, and a huge rush of achievement when you finally break free —
a unique blend of maze-exploration and survival FPS.
