Impossible Labyrinths

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About this game

A game of skill and ingenuity. Will you be able to complete all the levels?

Test your skills with Impossible Labyrinths, a fun game with over one hundred original boards and a multitude of obstacles to overcome. Dodge holes, cross narrow walkways, race against the clock, solve mazes in the dark, dodge toy cars, and avoid the fearsome Minotaur.

How to play:

Hold your device horizontally and gently tilt it to move the ball. The goal is to reach the goal hole without falling into any obstacles.

On boards with more than one ball, once a goal hole has been reached, the other balls can pass over it without falling in.

Adjust the sensitivity setting to suit your needs; sometimes you'll need precise control of the ball, other times more speed. For greater convenience, select automatic mode.

If you fail, you can continue where you left off in exchange for a coin or repeat the level from the beginning. You'll earn coins as you complete levels, and you can always get more by watching an ad.

If you get stuck on a level, don't worry, you can always use a wildcard to skip to the next one and try again later.

Some boards contain colored balls. If you are colorblind, activate the 'Colorblind Help' option in the settings menu.

Good luck! We hope you enjoy the game.
Updated on
Apr 23, 2026

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