Shared control
Players influence the platform together.
Shared platform / Ball guidance
Crazy Labyrinth.
A SMALL TILT. A NEW DIRECTION.
Tilt a shared platform to guide a red ball into the target hole.
CRAZYCUBE / CRAZY LABYRINTH2–4 PLAYERS / 10 m² ROOM REFERENCE
Teamwork
Challenge focus
2–4 players
Catalogue group-size reference
10 m²
Catalogue room-area reference
16-page product catalogue · p14. Reference values for initial planning; final configuration is confirmed in the proposal.
Team control / A ball-and-platform challenge
Change the slope.
Guide the red ball.
The team works together to steer a red ball across a tilting surface. Rather than memorising a floor pattern, players coordinate the platform’s slope to guide the ball into a designated hole.
01 / EXPLANATION
Locate.
Identify the designated hole and the ball’s starting position.
Team control / A ball-and-platform challenge
Change the slope.
Guide the red ball.
The team works together to steer a red ball across a tilting surface. Rather than memorising a floor pattern, players coordinate the platform’s slope to guide the ball into a designated hole.
01 / EXPLANATION
Locate.
Identify the designated hole and the ball’s starting position.
Team control / A ball-and-platform challenge
Change the slope.
Guide the red ball.
The team works together to steer a red ball across a tilting surface. Rather than memorising a floor pattern, players coordinate the platform’s slope to guide the ball into a designated hole.
02 / EXPLANATION
Tilt.
Work together to tilt the platform and guide the red ball.
Team control / A ball-and-platform challenge
Change the slope.
Guide the red ball.
The team works together to steer a red ball across a tilting surface. Rather than memorising a floor pattern, players coordinate the platform’s slope to guide the ball into a designated hole.
03 / EXPLANATION
Guide.
Adjust the slope until the ball reaches the target hole.
Team control / A ball-and-platform challenge
Change the slope.
Guide the red ball.
The team works together to steer a red ball across a tilting surface. Rather than memorising a floor pattern, players coordinate the platform’s slope to guide the ball into a designated hole.
04 / EXPLANATION
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TEAM ADJUSTMENTPLATFORM SLOPEBALL DIRECTION
Small adjustments.
A shared result.
Changes in the platform slope change the ball’s path. The target-hole objective makes small, coordinated adjustments central to the challenge.
Ball guidance
The red ball travels over the tilting surface.
Target-hole objective
Guide the ball into the designated hole.
Crazy Labyrinth uses a red ball and a target hole. It is separate from Memory Maze’s colour-target button rules.
- 01
Locate the target.
Identify the designated hole and the ball’s starting position.
- 02
Coordinate the slope.
Work together to tilt the platform and guide the red ball.
- 03
Complete the route.
Adjust the slope until the ball reaches the target hole.
The room / Complete concept view
Inside
the layout.
See the supplied Crazy Labyrinth room concept before discussing a site-specific configuration.
10 m²This scheme’s room-area reference
- Labyrinth-pattern platform
- Central ball route
- Player access around the platform
The concept shows the room arrangement. Final length, width, height, equipment clearances and access depend on the supplied model and your site.
Supplied CrazyCube room concept collection · October 2026 · v1 · October 2026
From game to layout
Plan for
Crazy Labyrinth.
The catalogue recommends 10 m² for 2–4 players. A room reference is a starting point; equipment footprint, access and circulation need a site-specific layout.
01
Confirm the platform footprint and perimeter access within the 10 m² reference.
02
Review how player positions influence the platform and how the ball is reset.
03
Ask for the supplied target surface and operating demonstration.
Useful answers
Crazy Labyrinth questions.
Is this the same as Memory Maze?
No. Crazy Labyrinth is a ball-and-tilting-platform challenge; Memory Maze uses its own colour-team rules.
How many players are described?
The 16-page catalogue lists 2–4 players as a reference.
Are there multiple courses?
The source does not list a course library. Confirm the supplied surface and target arrangement.
Disk Balance Challenge
Explore another platform influenced by the group’s movements.
Memory Maze
Compare ball guidance with a different maze’s colour-target rules.
Tetris
Pair a physical ball puzzle with competitive line clearing.
Bring Crazy Labyrinth
to your venue.
Share your location, usable area and floor plan to start a product-specific discussion.