If you want to play puzzle games and you like the famous TV series Squid Game, then you are at the right place. "Bridge Maze" is a fun and entertaining game, which combines the logic and strategies behind a puzzle game, with the thrilling experience of playing a game similar to the "bridge game" in Squid Game series.

The game consists of two separate games.

The “Bridge Maze” consists of 28 levels. In each level there will be a path of glass panels pairs (left and right).

If you tap on the wrong glass panel, it will break, the game will end and you will need to start from the beginning.

While trying to guess the path, you will have 2 types of lifelines.

First lifeline will reveal the correct panel and where you need to step.

The second one will give you the option to return to the point where you stepped on the wrong panel and you will have the chance to choose a panel again. Keep in mind that if you step on the wrong panel and if you use a lifeline to return to the game, the maze path will be different and you can not be sure that the next step will be the wrong one again.
Depending on the level, the number of lifelines you can use will be different.
The level will be completed if you guess the right path to the finish line.


As for the second game - “Chess Maze”, there will be a path of glass panels pairs (left and right). If you know how to play chess, you already know that there are six different types of pieces: king, rook, bishop, queen, knight, and pawn. One or more figures will be hidden below the panels. The goal of the game is to reveal all of the hidden pieces by using their moves. Every piece move starts right after the previous. The catch is that you don't know which is the next piece that you need to reveal. While trying to guess and reveal the path, if you tap on a wrong glass panel (wrong piece move) it will break, the game will end and you will need to start from the beginning.

The pieces and their moves are as follows:

1. Rook move is 2 panels vertically.
2. Bishop move is 1 panel diagonally.
3. Knight move is in an "L" shape, two panels vertically and one horizontally.
4. Pawn move is one panel vertically.
5. King move is two panels diagonally (one panel left and one panel right or one panel right and one panel left)
6. Queen move is 3 panels vertically.