Daedalus

Daedalus is a comprehensive piece of software that is aimed to help you create, solve, analyze and view virtual labyrinths.

The main window of this application is clearly not something that makes for a noteworthy visual experience. In terms of usage, however, Daedalus relies mostly on a toolbar-based interface that provides you with quick access to the app's main functions and features.

This said, less PC experienced individuals should not be worried, as its menus are quite well named and arranged which makes working with the app quite easy and straightforward.

Since the utility comes with large numbers of menus and customizable options, it is recommended that you take a look at the online documentation.

Thanks to its built-in sophisticated algorithms, Daedalus can help you create mazes in numerous dimensions, topologies and tessellations.

You can easily generate standard, unicursal, circular, triangular, hexagonal, 3D, 4D, 5D, spiral, symmetric, nested, fractal and hypermazes, just to name a few.

Also thanks to its previously mentioned algorithms, Daedalus can help you load, solve and analyze various mazes by enabling you to manually navigate through them. Worth mentioning is the fact that the utility provides you with the option to explore the labyrinth from above or in 3D first person view.

While not the most stylish and gripping app there is, Daedalus does its job well and offers you extensive options and powerful tools needed to build, solve or analyze mazes.

It is true that a fair bit of documentation is required before you can actually get to grips with it, and it is also true that some of its features are not well within reach at times, but other than that, there is not really much you can reproach it.