Alokadoprint

Gameplay Mechanics

Alokadoprint is lost in the tunnels of the São Paulo subway. The game is an idle neon labyrinth: you guide the character through corridors that transform and reorganize with each section traveled, while escaping ghosts that haunt the platforms and dark passages. The main cycle is simple — observe the path, react to approaching ghosts, and advance without losing light, which serves as your survival resource. The deeper you go into the subway, the tighter and more unpredictable the labyrinth becomes.

Key Features

Labyrinth generated with neon aesthetics inspired by the São Paulo subway

Idle system: the game progresses even with little direct intervention, rewarding quick decisions

Ghosts with pursuit patterns that increase tension as the player advances

Fictional setting of São Paulo, mixing the familiar (stations, tracks, signage) with the supernatural

Risk and reward loop: going faster costs light, proceeding cautiously costs time

What makes your game stand out from others in its genre?

Alokadoprint: Neon Maze combines the tranquil mechanics of an idle game with the constant tension of being chased—a contrast that few games in the genre explore. Instead of a generic maze, the setting is the São Paulo subway reimagined as a liminal space between the real and the haunted, creating a unique visual and narrative identity within the idle/arcade game universe. The Brazilian urban setting, treated with neon aesthetics, is what differentiates the game from traditional fantasy or sci-fi mazes.