Description

Tunnels twist and corridors loop in Tung Tung Sahur Trap Maze, a top-down escape where every corner feels like a tiny puzzle and every tiny puzzle feeds a larger plan; you move with taps or arrow keys, collect keys to open color-marked gates, and chart safe routes around pressure plates, swinging pendulums, and patrolling goofs whose footsteps get louder when they’re near; the goal is simple—reach the exit—but the fun is in how you get there: peek around blind turns by stopping at shadows first, use switch rooms to alter wall layouts, and watch for floor runes that project short beams to reveal hidden paths; practical strategy begins with map memory—mentally label landmarks like “two-bar gate, spiral hall, clover room”—so you always know where you are when a chase starts, and keep one spare key whenever possible in case a dead-end forces a reroute; sound helps: chimes hint a key is nearby, a low hum means a moving wall is cycling, and light drum hits mark safe windows to cross a trap; lures add depth: throw a pebble to draw a pursuer into an alcove, circle back, and lock them in by flipping the corridor switch; speed bursts let you dash across unsafe tiles but work best when saved for long straightaways rather than short zigzags; if panic rises, zoom the camera out a notch to regain context and plan two steps ahead—door, corner, alcove—rather than sprinting blindly; readable UI, color-independent gate badges, and optional text-to-speech cues on discovered objects make navigation friendly; what makes this enjoyable is the tension curve: quick quiet planning, a brisk chase with fair telegraphs, then that smooth relief when your tidy route threads keys, switches, and timing into a clean escape you earned by thinking, not guessing.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play