Corridors
A solo maze card game.
The deck is the maze.
Draw the top card, face what it shows you, and choose one of its lanes. Seventy-two cards form a living labyrinth. Reach its heart with your health, thread, and wits intact.
The problem
Most solo games are either a heavy tabletop setup or a throwaway app. Corridors wanted something in between: a tense, replayable maze you can carry in a deck of cards or open in a browser tab, with real decisions and a real chance of losing.
The Corridors way
Corridors turns a 72-card deck into an interactive maze. Every card is a junction: it shows you a challenge and three lanes to choose from, each with its own cost and payoff. Spend thread, watch your health, read the compass, and gather the Seals and Relics you need to enter the heart of the labyrinth.
What it does
The deck is the maze
No board to set up. The 72-card deck is the labyrinth: draw the top card, face what it shows, and pick lane A, B, or C to decide where you go next.
Resource management
Balance three resources as you descend: health to stay alive, thread as currency, and a compass that shapes which way the maze turns. Every lane is a cost-benefit call.
Three ways to suffer
Play Standard for the maze as it is meant to be first met, Deep Dark for a harder descent, or Chaos when you want the labyrinth to stop playing fair.
Reach the heart
Collect 3 Seals and 2 Relics and meet the entry requirements to reach the Heart of the Living Labyrinth. Verified wins land on the leaderboard.
Play it your way
Play free online right now, print and play it yourself, or get a handmade physical deck. Same maze, whichever way you like your cards.
Interested in Corridors?
Get Corridors on the links above, or reach the Overarch studio.