Pacman Wallet Maze

How to play:
Move Pac-Man (yellow) from one side to the other. Avoid the ghosts (pink) and blue sliders by sliding everything with your fingers – like in the game Rush Hour.

To make it easier at the start, you can adjust the difficulty: just store more ghosts in the “Level” area.

Bonus Level:
For an extra challenge, try sorting all the ghosts back into the small side paths – restoring order to the maze!

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Hey everyone!

This is my very first upload here, and I'm really excited to share it with you. I’ve always loved having small games with me on the go – and that’s exactly how the idea for this project came to life. It’s the size of a standard credit card and only about 4 mm / 0.1575in thick (roughly the thickness of four stacked credit cards). 

It’s a compact maze game that fits in almost any wallet. My goal was to create a fun and challenging little puzzle I could take anywhere – whether I'm on the train, waiting in line, or just need a quick brain teaser.

The first level is inspired by the classic Pac-Man to take part on the arcade challenge. I already have a bunch of new level ideas sketched out and can’t wait to bring them to life.

The maze is easy to print – no AMS, no glue needed. The parts simply snap together. Just make sure to follow the build instructions in the right order for a easy assembly process. It took quite a few prototypes to get the maze this slim and to fine-tune the print settings. But now everything print smoothly and fit together nicely.

There’s a level system too, so you can adjust the difficulty – and yes, every difficult level can be solved! 😊

I’m really looking forward to your feedback – thanks for checking it out, and happy puzzling!

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