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EXIT 1: Lost Labyrinth

A compact horror labyrinth: find and press 3 buttons in the correct order to open the exit.

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About the Game

Exit 1: Lost Labyrinth is a short, tense horror maze built around one simple goal: activate three buttons in the right order to unlock the final door and escape.

The labyrinth is designed to confuse you, test your memory, and keep you on edge as you search for each button. Every step feels risky. Every wrong turn costs time.

Features:

  • Short horror maze experience focused on tension and atmosphere

  • Objective-driven gameplay: 3 buttons, pressed in sequence

  • Compact design that encourages exploration and learning the layout

  • Minimal UI and straightforward rules: find the buttons, follow the order, escape