This is a creative twist on the maze genre that’s suited for preschoolers. Help the Cat in the Hat find his way around various corn mazes by directing him to the most appropriate path.
Lay down instructions in the ground to help the Cat find his way to the end of the maze.
Help the Cat find Nick and Sally.
Make your own corn mazes.
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Corn Maze Craze Game for Kids Game Play Instructions
How to Play
Help the Cat in the Hat travel down the maze by putting directional buttons on the ground he walks. See if you can point him to where Sally and Nick are hiding.
Starting the Game
Select Play to begin.
To build your own corn mazes, select Create.
Your Web browser automatically saves your game progress.
Game Controls
Desktop
Left click your mouse and drag controls to the appropriate spot in the maze.
Touchscreen devices
Use your fingers as a mouse.
Game Play
Basics
The Cat in the Hat will only start moving when you hit play on the lower right corner of the screen.
He usually will turn back when he faces a wall.
To get him to change direction, lay down an arrow on the ground in key intersections of the maze.
All intersections appear as circles with a question mark.
Pick a direction from the menu on the lower center corner of the screen.
He is unable to move through junctures which remain empty.
You clear the level when Cat reaches the other side of the maze.
If Cat and his friends are unable to move, start the maze over by clicking the reset button on the lower right corner.
Finding Nick and Sally
These two kids are hiding somewhere in the maze. From above, you can see where they are.
It’s sometimes possible for Cat to reach the end of the maze without reaching one or both kids.
Plan your path to find both Nick and Sally in one pass.
Other features
Trampolines let you cross large swaths of the corn maze that do not have a path between them.
Mud pits will make Cat and his friends slip through the intersection in the direction they were going.
Hard Mode
Hard mode only appears after you’ve played through all the easy mazes. There are about a half-dozen easy levels and a few more than that in hard mode.
In Hard mode, Cat will encounter paths that let him travel in two different directions when he passes by them.
Place two direction icons to guide Cat through the path. He will go in the direction of the larger icon first, followed by the smaller one.
Cat also passes by some sign holders who switch sign direction each time they are passed.
You are not required to place two arrows in every placement. Some hard mode mazes can still be beat with only single arrows.
Make your own maze
Left click or tap and drag to cut a path through the corn. To erase the path, click or tap on it again.
Add various objects (Nick, Sally, Things 1 and 2, mud pits, and the like) in key areas.
The game places intersections automatically.
Test your new maze by selecting the test button
Target Audience
This game is suited for young children and for fans of the Dr. Seuss books.
The game has no adult content.
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Mobile Friendly Cross Browser Support
This game is rendered in mobile-friendly HTML5, so it offers cross-device gameplay. You can play it on mobile devices like Apple iPhones, Google Android powered cell phones from manufactures like Samsung, tablets like the iPad or Kindle Fire, laptops, and Windows-powered desktop computers. All game files are stored locally in your web browser cache. This game works in Apple Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and other modern web browsers.
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