Path Finder is a free browser-based puzzle where you guide a glowing orb from a start tile to an exit tile through a procedurally generated maze — but reaching the exit is only half the game. Every level tracks the true minimum number of moves possible, calculated with a real shortest-path search, so your score depends on how close you get to that proven optimum, not just whether you made it out. Play Endless Run for levels that grow larger and denser the further you go, or Daily Challenge for a maze every player worldwide solves on the exact same board. No download, no account — open the page on desktop or phone and you're solving within seconds.
Play it now at Game CMB.
Most maze games only ask one question: can you get out? Path Finder asks a harder one: can you get out the best way? Every board is generated from a numeric seed and verified solvable before it's ever shown to you, so you're never stuck on an impossible layout — but that same generation process also builds in real dead ends, narrow crossing points, and detours, so the obvious route and the optimal route are often two different paths.
The moment you reach the exit, Path Finder tells you exactly how you did: your move count next to the proven shortest possible route for that exact board. Match it exactly and you get a Perfect Path. Take a few extra turns and you'll see precisely how many — which turns "you lost" into "you were 3 moves off," a much more addictive kind of feedback.
It runs entirely in the browser with no external art assets or licensed content — an original neon-on-navy board, an original scoring system — and drops you into a puzzle with a single tap.
Path Finder's addictiveness comes from a very specific piece of feedback most maze games skip: it never just tells you that you won, it tells you how well. Finishing a level in 14 moves when the true optimum was 11 doesn't feel like failure — it feels like unfinished business, because the solution was sitting right there in the board the whole time, provably reachable, and you just didn't see it. That's a much stronger pull than a simple win/lose state, because "one more try" always feels earned rather than desperate.
The Perfect Path streak turns that feedback into a genuine risk-reward loop. Once you've proven a level can be solved perfectly, going back and solving it sloppily feels wrong — and once you're three or four Perfect clears into a streak, every new level becomes a small bet on whether you can keep it alive. Layer in Daily Challenge, where every player worldwide is solving the literal same maze you are, and a solo puzzle game suddenly has the same "did you beat my score" pull as a race.
Yes. Path Finder is completely free to play in your browser on Game CMB, with no purchase, subscription, or account required.
No. Path Finder runs entirely in your browser. Open the page and tap Play — there's nothing to install on desktop or mobile.
Guide the glowing orb from the Start tile to the Exit tile using the arrow keys, WASD, taps on an adjacent tile, or swipes on mobile. Every level tracks the true shortest possible route, so fewer moves means a higher score.
Every level is generated from a numeric seed using a maze algorithm that's verified solvable before it's ever shown to you — Path Finder never hands you an impossible board.
A Perfect Path means you reached the exit in the exact minimum number of moves possible for that level, calculated with a real shortest-path search. Perfect clears build a streak bonus the longer you keep them going.
Daily Challenge gives every player worldwide the exact same maze for that calendar day, so your result is a fair, apples-to-apples comparison against everyone else on that day's leaderboard.
Endless Run is the main mode: levels get larger and denser the further you go, your score accumulates level after level, and you choose when to bank it by ending the run.
Your score per level is based on how close your move count is to the proven optimal path and how quickly you solved it, with a bonus for Perfect Path clears and an extra bonus for consecutive Perfect streaks.
Yes. Every submitted score is independently recalculated on the server from your actual recorded path, so a client-side number can never be faked onto the leaderboard.
No. You only need to enter a nickname when you want your score to appear on the leaderboard — no email, password, or sign-up required.
Yes. Path Finder is fully responsive with swipe and tap controls, and plays the same way on desktop with a mouse or keyboard.
The exit is never more than a few smart moves away. Play Path Finder now on Game CMB — free, instant, no download required.
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