Penrose Mazes (2020)

There is an efficient way to generate a random maze!<p>First you create an initial maze, and randomly remove a wall. This generates a loop in your maze. Then in the loop you randomly add one wall, this removes the loop in the maze while keeping all cells reachable. As you iterate this operation your maze will get more and more different.

&gt;<i>It is colored to make the solution apparent.</i><p>Not apparent enough. I spent five or ten minutes finding dead ends in the green area and gave up.

I wonder if you could simplify the result by removing the floating stars? They might be interesting for blocking sightlines in a hedge maze but seem extraneous from above.

Make it 3D and you&#x27;ll be really really lost.

Neat!