Choose the next turn and reach the exit before time runs out! Tower Exit is a timed maze puzzle in which you guide a red marker from the entrance to the way out. Read the connected passages, drag in the direction you want to travel, and work toward a higher floor record.
You do not need to trace every corner by hand. Once a direction is chosen, the marker automatically follows the passage to the next junction. The important decisions happen where the route branches, making each stop a chance to read what comes next.
How to Play
- Select the play button and locate the red starting marker. Find the exit indicator as well so you have a destination in mind.
- Drag in the direction you want to move. The marker follows the corridor automatically until it reaches a junction.
- When it stops, inspect the connecting passages and choose another direction. Follow actual openings rather than a straight line that crosses walls.
- Use the colored route to keep track of your movement. Compare the current position with the passage you have already followed.
- Reach the exit before the circular timer at the top disappears. Keep the remaining time and your progress through the maze in view together.
- Continue escaping to challenge higher floors. The guide explains that the mazes become more difficult as you progress. Follow the floor display and the record beside the crown.
Read Beyond the Immediate Turn
A corridor that initially points toward the exit is not necessarily the complete route. You may need to travel away from the destination before reaching a connected passage. Look beyond the first direction to the next corner or junction.
Automatic movement carries you through sections with only one route to follow. Use that movement to inspect the place where the next choice will occur. Preparing a decision before the marker stops can help maintain a clear rhythm.
Separate Nearby Passages from Connected Ones
Two corridors can look close together while remaining separated by a wall. Start with the openings available from your current position instead of trying to solve every part of the maze at once. The exit's location is a useful reference, but connectivity determines where you can actually go.
If a route appears to end, consider the junction from which you can try another direction. Remembering the last choice helps you distinguish an unexplored option from the passage you have just used.
Balance the Timer with a Clear Decision
A shrinking timer can make rapid dragging tempting. However, a mistaken route can also consume time when you need to retrace it. A short inspection at each junction may be more useful than several inputs made without checking the result.
Begin by learning where automatic movement stops. As that behavior becomes familiar, look ahead while the marker travels and prepare the next direction. The pause button is available when you need to interrupt the attempt.
Every Floor Is Another Route to Read
A new maze requires a fresh look at its entrance, exit, and branching paths. The previous route is no longer a complete answer. Apply what you learned about reading walls and junctions to the layout now in front of you.
Use a previous attempt to identify where time was lost: an overlooked branch, a repeated route, or a direction chosen too quickly. A concrete observation gives you a small improvement to try on the next run.
Tower Exit combines short drag inputs with clear route feedback and a visible time limit. Watch the red marker, choose the path at each stop, and discover how many floors your maze-reading decisions can take you through!
