Farthest

Farthest started with a real-world challenge: the UK's Jailbreak race. Contestants set off with nothing in their pockets and a fixed amount of time to get as far from the start as possible. No money, no plan. Just distance and whatever happens on the way. We turned that idea into a maze. You start in the middle of an endless, procedurally generated labyrinth with empty pockets. The maze builds itself as you explore, so every corridor is a small decision: keep going, turn back, or take a chance on the unknown.

Your score is simply how far from the start you get. Start with nothing. Get as far as you can. An endless maze. The labyrinth generates as you explore, and it never runs out. Every run is a new seed, or type one in to replay a maze you liked. Distance is everything. Your score is how far from the start you've made it, not how long you've wandered. Chart your route. A minimap and the trail you leave behind keep track of where you've been, so you can see which way leads farther.

Two ways to runEndless. No timer and no pressure. Explore at your own pace, and pick up where you left off whenever you come back. Timed: 5, 10, or 20 minutes. Race the clock to get as far as you can.…