Developer FLEB has released a new free puzzle game, 20 More, Somehow Even Smaller Mazes, which serves as a follow-up to the original 20 Small Mazes. The game presents players with 20 additional mazes, noted for being even smaller than those in its predecessor.
Players are given a collection of mazes that are all available at once, allowing them to pick and choose which to tackle. This arrangement enables players to switch between puzzles if they encounter a difficult one or simply wish for a change of pace. The game's design encourages experimentation, with some mazes featuring unique mechanics such as exploding into pieces or allowing the player to move the maze itself instead of the puzzle's dot.
The developer emphasizes that prior experience with 20 Small Mazes is not required to enjoy the sequel, although the original game is also available for free. A short, five-second trailer has been released for 20 More, Somehow Even Smaller Mazes, which can be viewed below. The game is available as a free download.