Not to be confused with Funny Maze
For the disambiguation page, go here.

Random Maze is one out of 113 floors that can be randomly chosen or selected by a player. It is currently in-game.

Appearance

The floor takes place in a randomly-generated red brick maze that will rise when the elevator doors begin to open. The ceiling is made of light gray bricks and the walls seem to be made of the same brick material, alongside a brown-colored carpet floor.

However, one of the wall images will instead be replaced with an image resembling the maze's hallways, or a random image of a meme. On rare occasions, instead of the brick texture, all of the walls would instead be replaced with an image of a Mandrill. This event would also give players that are currently on the floor the "THATS BANANAS" badge.

The maze will also have a chance of the hallways being narrow when the floor is chosen. Unlike the Mandrill variant, though, players will not receive any badges from this variant.

Gameplays

When this floor is chosen, players are allowed to explore around the floor. However, within the floor, several RATs quickly wander the floor, giving a player the Rat Poison effect if said player touches one of the RATs with a green-colored nose.

If not received prior or removed, players can also get the "SCREEN SAVED" badge when arriving at the floor. Alongside the RATs, players can also find an NPC called a Giggler and collect a coin that is located below the NPC.

The coin can also be tracked down with the use of Compass, by walking through the maze and following the direction where the red end of the needle is pointing towards.

Whoever collects said coin will receive the "LOCATE THE GIGGLERS GIFT" badge alongside a popup menu that contains an image of the NPC and text saying "FOUND!". This menu will also be shown to the other players that are within the floor.

Once the floor ends, there is very low chance of 1/5000 for a RAT to enter the elevator.

If STAT is in the Elevator, she will exit it and walk throughout the maze, taking the route that leads to the Giggler. She sill then sit beside the Giggler once she finds them, and will return to the elevator once the Giggler has been found or when the floor ends. There is a very low chance of 1/5000 for a RAT to take STAT's spot in the elevator if she exits the floor while it ends, but is very unlikely to happen.

Gallery

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One of the fake walls that can be located in the maze.

What shows if no image is on the wall.

Wallter's face on a wall.

Ditto, but one overlapping on another.

An image of ‘Yummer’ on the wall. (Originally from the game files of SpongeBob Saves the Day!) browser game.

A picture of "Meatchips" on the wall.

A real life Red Teddy on a wall.

Player 456 from Squid Game on a wall.

Earless Jermbo on the wall.

An image of Rick Harrison on the wall.

An non-transparent bulldozer image on a wall.

A picture of Drip Goku on the wall.

A picture of a Mandrill, the same one used for the rare Mandrill Maze occurrence.

A picture of the Rage Face meme on the wall, with the text "Warning, Rage Inbound!".

A picture of Popbob's Minecraft skin texture, a well known Minecraft player on the wall.

An image of a bald Markiplier on a wall.

An image of a shocked guy surprised by a banana on a table on a wall. (It is also a meme.)

A picture of the actor Jim Carrey on a wall.

A Finch emoji smiling on a wall.

The Roblox face Smiling Girl on a wall.

An image with the text "Remember to stay Floppy!" with a distorted emoji behind it. This is also used in Floppy Shoppy.

An image with Dr. Amigo alongside the text "Injured? Good" placed on a wall.

An image of Nicant, one of the game's developers, in the Roblox game Lab Experiment.

An image of a newt dancing on a wall.

Renderman's face on a wall.

An image of Pest without his hat and mandibles on a wall.

An image of the Red Teddy version of the Fun Flood at Squishy's floor.

An image from this post of someone holding a "Skibidi Peter" toy.

One of the walls blocking the elevator exit when the narrow variant happens.

Ditto, but from the outside.

The Random Maze floor on the April Fools 2025 update,

The profile picture of Max Design Pro.

A photo of Av33ry.

A skull from evil dead 2

The floor as seen in a panel image.

The Giggler as seen in the maze.

The entirety of Random Maze before it even loads in.

An old version of the Giggler.

Trivia

• This floor is a direct reference to 3D Maze, a screensaver originally made by Microsoft, however with some major differences.
  • The walls, when popping, would 'stretch'.
    • However, when the Giggler is found, the walls would collapse in the original screensaver. This is not seen in-game.
    • In the original screensaver, there are other objects that are not seen in the game.
      • There are polyhedric rocks that when touched, would flip the maze upside down.
      • There are floating OpenGL logos.
  • The RATs that run around the maze are 2D sprites in the original screensaver. However, they are 3D in-game.
  • The random images seen on some of the walls are made of simplistic designs and related to other 95 stuff in the original version, with one example being the cover art of OpenGL Programming Guide.
• This is the only floor to be mentioned in the game's description, along with the credited music that plays throughout.
• This maze's generation algorithm originates from a maze generation script known as Eller's Algorithm. ^[1]
• There is a 1/100th chance for the mandrill variant to be chosen in a server. ^[2]
• In the 2024 April Fools' Update, the texture used around the map were changed and the RATs ran much faster than usual.
• Before an unknown update, the textures used around the maze used to be smooth.
  • The textures got changed to more closely match the screensaver.
• When the narrow variant happens, one of the maze's walls partially block the elevator entrance.
• There is an obtainable coin out of bounds to the left of the elevator.
• If players listen to the original song of this floor, it appears that the 'rest' of the song has a climax, which is not heard in-game due to the floor's duration.
• Kitties are able to spawn on this floor.
• RATs will not spawn on the cramped variant.

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