Daily Maze - Easy, Medium, and Hard

There are four difficulties that are available for the Daily Maze. We will be covering Easy, Medium, and Hard in this guide. Insane functions differently so we will be covering that one in another guide. To play the Daily Maze you will require a Daily Maze Ticket. You will get one of these for free each day and also have the option to watch an ad for an additional ticket one and have the ability to buy another ticket for 40 gems. This makes a maximum of three tickets per day. You will also stop gaining the free daily ticket if you have ten or more Daily Maze tickets. Though, you can still watch ads and buy the paid ticket to keep accumulating.

The goal is to pass all five levels and beat the boss to gain the biggest reward. You will have to beat the boss on Easy to unlock Medium, on Medium to unlock Hard, and finally on Hard to unlock Insane.

The Daily Maze is similar everyday. The layout changes but there are no other factors to worry about like experience rates, monster health, etc. The only thing that changes besides the layout is the Hunter. This Hunter is effected by whatever level your version of that Hunter is as well as any abilities that you have assigned. This will make this mode a lot easier as you progress. You will begin to learn what Hunters to wait for to have a greater success at beating this mode. Though, any Hunters with Death Strike and Life Steal help. You will keep the same health between each encounter so Life Steal will help keep you alive when first starting in this mode. One thing to note is though the layout changes everyday it will remain the same throughout that whole day. So if you run the Daily Maze multiple times that day you will learn where to find all of the rewards.

It is possible to use more than one ticket at a time by clicking the arrows at the bottom of the screen to increase the number. You can save your tickets for the Hunter you prefer then use multiple tickets at once to save yourself time.

As I mentioned the best Hunters I find are any Death Strike and Life Steal Hunters. Also, range is a lot easier than melee so you can dodge monster attacks to keep your health up. The way this mode works is that you will have to navigate around the maze and find the next floor. When exploring you can find monster encounters, chests, Level Up Shrines, Heal Shrines, keys, and locked doors. It is best to fully explore every floor if you are able.

The more monster encounters you have the higher level you will be which will make defeating the boss easier. As for chests, they will just include gold so the more you explore the more likely you are to find the chests. If you find a Level Up Shrine you may want to use it right away if you are far from leveling up or wait to do a monster encounter before grabbing the Shrine so you will net an extra level. This will be dependent on how close you are to leveling and how much is left of the floor to explore when you find the Level Up Shrine. Heal Shrines will heal you to full health. It is best to use these when you really need them or wait to grab them before you leave a level if possible so you enter the next level at full health. Occasionally, you will find keys and locked doors. A key will be required to open a locked door but it may not be necessary to open all doors to progress to the next floor.

The monsters you run into will be dependent on the difficulty you are playing. In Easy mode you will get monsters such as Bat, Ghost, and Skeleton Knight. Medium will have monsters like Skeleton Archer, Skeleton knight, and Lizard while Hard will have monsters like Skeleton mage, Skeleton Knight, Lizard, and Crystal Keeper.

An important thing to note when playing this mode is that if you level up and don't like the abilities offered you can back out and enter again. The Daily Maze saves where you were but your available abilities will be reset. This allows you to keep trying to get an important ability you need to finish the Maze.

The rewards are as follows: