Maze Run
Spell to move, dodge the skeletons, reach the exit.
⭐ Family plan Years 1–6 · works in any modern browser
What is Maze Run?
Maze Run is a live one-on-one race through a maze. Correct spellings move a player forward, roaming skeletons knock a player back a step if they bump into one, and the first to the exit wins. Like Swim Carnival, each player spells at their own year level.
There is no chat, only nicknames, and parents can switch live races off for their child.
How to play
- Create a race, or join an open one from the lobby.
- Spell each word to move through the maze.
- Steer clear of the skeletons: bumping into one knocks you back a step.
- Be first to the exit.
What it practises
- Spelling with a little pressure
- Staying accurate while watching for obstacles
Who it suits
Years 1 to 6, for friends or siblings playing at the same time.
Every game uses the same word bank for your child's year: see the spelling word lists.
Maze Run questions
Is it safe for children?
There is no chat or messaging; players see only a nickname. Parents control whether live races are switched on.
Do I need someone to play with?
Yes, it is a two-player race. The other games can be played alone.
Is Maze Run free?
The Family plan games are Sheep Rescue, Melody Maker and Maze Run. The other games, and the first Royal Quest chapter, are free. Swim Carnival, the other live race, is free.
Try it free
Make a free account in a minute. No email address is needed, and children only ever use a nickname.