Big Head

The main character is a huge head, which is so big that he can't always get past the trap on the first try. The mazes are unusual: there are secret passages hidden in the walls, unexpected turns at the exits, and the map itself often changes right before your eyes. Sometimes you just need to find the way, sometimes you need to figure out where it starts. You can't guess the order: first, the maze goes in a circle, then leads upward, and then part of the floor disappears. The levels themselves are short, but they are designed in such a way that you can't rush through them quickly. Big Head is a logic puzzle game where you have to find your way out of an ever-changing maze. It's suitable for those who enjoy unusual challenges and don't mind laughing at silly but unexpected plot twists. The game features lots of animation, all set against a backdrop of jokes that fly right into the scenery.

How to play

In Big Head, everything revolves around completing the level from start to finish. Control your character, make your way through walls and passages, and look for detours — there are almost no straight paths here. Sometimes the exit is disguised as an ordinary stone, sometimes the teleport leads to a dead end, and sometimes the passage only works if you follow a specific sequence of actions. To get through, you'll have to move objects, use strange buttons, and check suspicious objects. The clues aren't obvious — look behind columns and test everything that moves or flashes. If you open the wrong door, go back and try again. Often, only one option works, and it's difficult to find it on the first try. But it's funny: sometimes the trap doesn't work on the hero, but on the building itself — the ceiling collapses or the wall where the fake exit was hidden opens up.