Daily maze ritual
Beeline is a daily hex-grid puzzle built around one simple, repeatable idea: trace a hidden route from 1 to 50 through fog, managing a small battery budget and the temptation of optional detours. It is designed to be understood within a minute and rewarding to return to every day.
Most maze games are either too random to be fair or too static to be interesting. Beeline aims for a middle path: a deterministic daily board that is the same for everyone, combined with fog-of-war and a battery budget that turn a simple counting route into a genuine decision-making puzzle. The result is a short ritual you can finish in a few minutes and still think about afterwards.
Beeline is built around a few firm principles that shape every feature:
Determinism is at the core of Beeline. Because every board is generated from its date and public mode, route judgement matters more than luck, and the daily leaderboard compares players on an identical puzzle. Monetisation is kept deliberately outside puzzle fairness: ads and the optional one-time purchase never change the seed, the rules, fog, battery, or leaderboard comparability.
Beeline is web-first. It runs in any modern browser on desktop or mobile with no install, and it also ships as an Android app that wraps the same game. Whichever you use, the daily board, the rules, and the fairness stay the same.
Beeline is designed and published by Breyd, a small UK developer focused on calm, fair, replayable games. We care about clear rules, honest leaderboards, and respecting players' time and privacy. You can read exactly how we handle data in the Privacy Policy and the Terms of Use.
Questions, feedback, bug reports, or privacy requests are all welcome at beeline@breyd.com. If you are new, the best place to begin is the how to play guide, and then today's board.