About NexoraCrate

Last updated: 12 November 2026

NexoraCrate is an independent web game studio. We build small, fast browser games that load instantly, need no account and work on whatever device you happen to have open — a laptop, a tablet or a phone.

What Infinite Maze is

Infinite Maze is our take on the classic perfect maze. Instead of handing you a fixed set of levels, the game generates a brand-new maze every time. The first grid is 10×10; every two levels it grows by two cells per side until it reaches 24×24. Along the way new rules are introduced: a golden key and locked exit from level 3, a fog of war from level 5, and a countdown that starts on your first move.

Because every maze is generated on the spot, there is no level list to memorise and no walkthrough to follow. Your progress is simply how far you get before the clock catches you.

How it is built

• Procedural generation. Each maze is carved by a randomised depth-first search, which produces a perfect maze: exactly one route between any two cells, and a guaranteed path to the exit.
• HTML5 Canvas. The playfield is drawn with plain Canvas 2D at up to two device pixels per CSS pixel, with walls batched into a single path so the game holds a steady frame rate on phones.
• Web Audio API. Every sound — footsteps, the key chime, the clock tick, the completion chord and the ambient pad — is synthesised in the browser. There are no audio files to download.
• No tracking of gameplay. The game keeps its state in memory only. There is no account, and no gameplay data is saved between visits.

Accessibility and controls

The game is playable with the keyboard (arrow keys or WASD), with swipes, and with an on-screen directional pad on touch devices. Sound can be muted at any time from the HUD, and the game respects the prefers-reduced-motion setting by removing movement easing and transition animations.

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