Find the colour
Locate the target-colour buttons across the light arena.
Colour targets / Cooperative + PK play
Memory Maze.
FIND YOUR COLOUR. CLEAR THE WALL.
Find and clear target colours, together or in three-team PK.
CRAZYCUBE / MEMORY MAZE2–6 PLAYERS / 25–30 m² ROOM REFERENCE
Memory
Challenge focus
2–6 players
Catalogue group-size reference
25–30 m²
Catalogue room-area reference
16-page catalogue · p16 (mode descriptions). Reference values for initial planning; final configuration is confirmed in the proposal.
Colour recognition / Two documented rule sets
Find the colour.
Know the team rule.
Memory Maze is a colour-target challenge in a light-button arena. Players observe the wall cues, locate the target colours and touch buttons to clear them. The catalogue describes both cooperative play across different zones and a competitive mode with three colour teams. Observation, communication and quick reactions work together.
ZONE 01
ZONE 02
ZONE 03
SHARED TARGET COLOUR
CATALOGUE MODE / 01
Team / Clear together
Find and clear target colours across different zones before time runs out.
Explanation of the supplied catalogue; final controls and settings are demonstrated for the proposed model.
Colour recognition / Two documented rule sets
Find the colour.
Know the team rule.
Memory Maze is a colour-target challenge in a light-button arena. Players observe the wall cues, locate the target colours and touch buttons to clear them. The catalogue describes both cooperative play across different zones and a competitive mode with three colour teams. Observation, communication and quick reactions work together.
ZONE 01
ZONE 02
ZONE 03
SHARED TARGET COLOUR
CATALOGUE MODE / 01
Team / Clear together
Find and clear target colours across different zones before time runs out.
Explanation of the supplied catalogue; final controls and settings are demonstrated for the proposed model.
Colour recognition / Two documented rule sets
Find the colour.
Know the team rule.
Memory Maze is a colour-target challenge in a light-button arena. Players observe the wall cues, locate the target colours and touch buttons to clear them. The catalogue describes both cooperative play across different zones and a competitive mode with three colour teams. Observation, communication and quick reactions work together.
ZONE 01
ZONE 02
ZONE 03
TEAM ATEAM BTEAM C
CATALOGUE MODE / 02
PK / Three colour teams
Each team clears its own colour. The first to clear all of its buttons wins.
Explanation of the supplied catalogue; final controls and settings are demonstrated for the proposed model.
OBSERVE / LOCATE / CLEARAcross the zones.
Across the zones.
Across the team.
In Team mode, players work across the zones to find and clear the target colours before time runs out. In PK mode, three teams each have a colour; the first team to touch and clear all buttons of its own colour wins.
This is a colour-target task. The catalogue rules do not describe memorising and replaying a flashing sequence.
Clear together
Split attention across zones and communicate which targets remain.
Race as three teams
PK mode uses three colour teams competing to clear their own buttons first.
Identify whether you are playing cooperative Team mode or three-team PK mode. Read the assigned target colour and the goal.
Move between the zones and touch the relevant wall buttons to clear them. Communicate with teammates as you search for remaining targets.
In Team mode, clear the target colours before time expires. In PK mode, the first team to clear all buttons of its own colour wins.
From game to layout
Plan for
Memory Maze.
The catalogue recommends 25–30 m² for 2–6 players. A room reference is a starting point; equipment footprint, access and circulation need a site-specific layout.
01
Plan access to the wall-button zones within the 25–30 m² catalogue room reference.
02
Consider player circulation between zones for both cooperative and competitive play.
03
Confirm the available Team/PK modes, player allocation and button layout.
Useful answers
Memory Maze questions.
How does Team mode work?
Players cooperate across different zones to find and clear target-colour buttons before time runs out.
How does PK work?
Three colour teams compete. The first team to touch and clear every button of its own colour wins.
What group size and room area are listed?
2–6 players and 25–30 m². Ask the team to confirm how the players are split and which modes are included in the proposed system.
Bring Memory Maze
to your venue.
Share your location, usable area and floor plan to start a product-specific discussion.