aMaze 3D follows the simple mechanics of its predecessors. You just have to move a sphere toward the end of a maze to complete the stage, with maps getting larger and slightly more complex as you progress. The Unity engine allowed the developer to create a 3D environment and add weight to the ball you control. For some reason, the map is zoomed in, meaning you no longer have a full scope of the labyrinth and often don’t know where you’re going. Even worse, the already slow movement, a staple of the aMaze series, is made even worse here, with the sphere taking several seconds just to accelerate and even more when you desire to change direction. This may be the worst entry in the series.