A puzzle game with twenty small mazes. Around 30 minutes of play time, by the developer’s own estimate.

A new entry at #3 on the Steam 250 seven-day chart, scoring 8.36 with a 100% positive rating from 467 reviews. Released 17 September 2026, free.

Key features

It is free, and it is honest about its length

The store description promises twenty small mazes and roughly thirty minutes. Nothing is padded to justify a price, because there is no price. That is a rare thing on a chart where most entries are stretching for a second evening of content.

Accessibility is documented puzzle by puzzle

The store page states which puzzles need English, confirms none require sound or colour recognition, and notes that no puzzle needs two buttons pressed at once. Most games list accessibility tags; this one tells you what the puzzles actually depend on.

A 100% rating that a free game has to earn differently

Free games usually collect lenient reviews, but they also collect drive-by negatives from people who lost nothing by trying. 467 reviews at 100% positive means almost nobody who installed it felt their thirty minutes were wasted.

Where to find 20 More, Somehow Even Smaller, Mazes

• Free on Steam

Who made 20 More, Somehow Even Smaller, Mazes

FLEB developed and self-published the game. You can see their other work on the FLEB studio page.

Frequently asked questions

Is 20 More, Somehow Even Smaller, Mazes free?

Yes. It is listed as Free To Play on Steam with no purchase required and no in-app purchases listed on the store page.

How long is 20 More, Somehow Even Smaller, Mazes?

The developer estimates around 30 minutes of play time across twenty mazes.

Do I need to understand English to play it?

Mostly no. The store page states that a few puzzles require knowledge of English, but no puzzle requires sound or the ability to distinguish colours.

Who made 20 More, Somehow Even Smaller, Mazes?

FLEB, who developed and published it.

Does it have controller support?

Partial controller support, and the developer confirms no puzzle requires pressing two buttons simultaneously.