A 3v3 first-person shooter inside a procedurally generated labyrinth. Towering concrete walls. Six champions. An alien jungle. One core to crack — every match starts on a brand-new map you've never seen.
MazeLegends takes the strategic depth of a MOBA and the tension of a tactical FPS, and drops them into a labyrinth that changes every match. Twenty minutes, give or take. Stakes ramp fast.
A vast labyrinth, freshly generated at the start of every match. Corridors, dead ends, alcoves, base gates, a boss arena dead centre. You don't memorise this map — you read sound, sightlines, and your team's intel in real time.
Aliens own the maze. By day they sleep gripped to the concrete in cocoons. Wake one and the rest scream and descend. By night the whole maze hunts. Crawlers near the bases for an early farm. Larger camps deeper in. A boss waits in the centre — kill it, your team wins a temporary edge that decides matches.
Three players per side. Each team defends a core deep in their base, behind destructible gates. Damage to the core scales with your team's level — early rushes do almost nothing, the late game decides everything. Pick your champion, your two summoner spells, your weapon. Then go take theirs.
Every match plays inside a brutalist labyrinth — narrow corridors, dead ends, looming walls, the sound of something walking on a wall above you. Vision matters less than what you hear.
Hunt aliens for gold and XP. Crawlers near base for the early levels. Camp leaders deeper in for buffs. The boss in the centre for the team-wide edge.
Channel a recall to base — audible to anyone nearby. Buy weapons (sword, bow, knife), unlock four mastery tiers per weapon, stock up on potions and throwables.
Pick fights, gank flanks, lay traps. Use summoner spells (Flash / Teleport / Invisibility) and your champion's abilities to bend the odds. The maze rewards angles.
Break the enemy gates. Push the core. Damage scales with your level — the late game is when the match is actually decided.
What's shipped, what's cooking, what's on the table — and where you can push your own ideas to the top.
Every champion has a passive, two abilities, and an ultimate. Pick two summoner spells before each match.
No footstep sound while walking
"He was already gone before you heard the orb."
Spectre — invisible 5s, +30% speed
Hear enemies 50% further
"I heard you three corridors back."
Sonar — reveals all enemies in 10 cells, 4s
2× damage to walls and structures
"Walls are temporary."
Quake — destroys all walls in 3 cells, opens an arena
+40% damage on backstab
"Look up. Now run."
Beast Master — controls a nearby alien for 12s
Heal 2 HP/s near a teammate
"Not today."
Resurrection — revive an ally on the spot
Sees enemy footprints on the ground
"Your last footprint ends here."
Hunt — sees all enemy footprints + speed for 10s
Vast layout, freshly generated every match. No memorized lanes — only sound and instinct.
Crawlers near base, camps deeper in, a boss in the center. Farm shapes the fight.
Aliens sleep on walls during the day. At night, the whole maze wakes up.
Flash, Teleport, Invisibility — pick two before each match. The same as the rest of your kit.
Each weapon has 4 upgrade tiers. Kills with it stack a passive damage bonus.
Anti-rush shield. Allies pass through, enemies break them down. Late-game decides.
Recall is audible. Footsteps reveal you. Headshots play their own tick. Sound is gameplay.
Some walls give way to explosives. Breaker can carve new corridors mid-fight.
Grab the desktop launcher to play. Builds are unsigned for the alpha — right-click → Open on Mac, "More info → Run anyway" on Windows the first time. Auto-updates after that.
Hosted on Cloudflare R2 · ~50 MB launcher, full client patched on first run · No account needed before download.
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