Orisuji

Orisuji is a paper maze puzzle you solve by folding your phone. Fold it, and the left page lands on the maze: its paths bridge the holes below and pin whoever is underneath. Unfold it, and the page lifts away, carrying whoever stood on it.

Walk, fold, walk on, unfold.

• 69 levels in six worlds, each with its own paper and music
• Lure the fox, herd the black cat and the gray cat, find keys, open doors and flip floors that come and go
• Finish a level in par to earn its stamp
• Turn-based, with no timers: take as long as you like

Designed for iPhone Duo: folding the phone is the move, and the folded maze carries on, combined, on the cover screen. On every other iPhone and on iPad, the two pages open side by side, and you fold with a tap or a pinch.

No ads. No in-app purchases. No accounts. No data collection.

Three small fixes:

• A tap anywhere now waits a turn, so you don't need to find the crane first, even while it rides the left page.
• A floor that has gone now keeps its blossom mark in view: white over the dark hole, faint ink over the paper.
• On the left page, the shapes of what it carries (the characters, the moon and the key) and of its own pieces are a little stronger, so they read in the darker worlds: Fog, Ember and Dusk.