
Labyrinth City: Pierre the Maze Detective confidently hits its marks as a quality Adventure/Casual title.
89
Verdict
96%
Steam
75
IGDB
Verdict score based on confidence-adjusted Steam reviews?
Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam (96% positive from 2.2K reviews)
Rich open world to explore
No significant drawbacks reported
Adapted from the bestselling children’s book series Pierre The Maze Detective, play as Pierre in this adventure/puzzle game and recover the stolen Maze Stone. Journey through breathtakingly hand-drawn illustrations, meet eccentric characters, and solve puzzles to save Opera City!

Runs well on modern hardware.
Last updated 2d ago
I think the artwork is really good, everything looks hand-drawn and super detailed. Finding the hidden objects is actually a bit harder than other similar games I’ve played, which made me question my eyesight a few times. There are also so many little side things to discover, and I kept getting distracted just wandering around instead of following the main objective…I also got lost a few times and missed parts of the map, but honestly I was just casually exploring, looking for hidden surprises in random corners instead of doing what I was actually supposed to do 😂
This is a truly wonderful game. There are so many details to every maze that keep it from being boring, and there are so many easter eggs and things to achieve outside of the collectibles in each level, which also enhances the quality of the gameplay. Truly a stellar game.
Despite its simple concept and traditional maze-based gameplay, Labyrinth City: Pierre the Maze Detective delivers a truly delightful experience thanks to its richly detailed hand-drawn art, vibrant world full of charming interactions, and the joy of exploring each beautifully crafted scene; while it may be relatively short and not particularly challenging, its visual charm and relaxing atmosphere make it stand out as a memorable and enjoyable game, making it fair to describe it as excellent, especially for players who appreciate cozy, artistic experiences.
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