What makes a cozy maze-puzzle satisfying long-term? (design Q; Steam page just went live)

I’m curious what r/videogames looks for in relaxing, no-combat maze/puzzle games you can play between tasks or to unwind.

• Gentle, steadily increasing difficulty vs. sharper spikes?
• Optional hints: helpful or distracting?
• Top-Down vs. slight 2.5D tilt for readability?
• Do achievements add motivation without adding pressure?
• Ideal session length (5–10 min bursts vs. longer)?
• Color palettes / visibility: any favorites or “please avoid” combos?

Context: I’m a solo dev and just opened the Steam page for Maze Infinite Puzzle (endless procedural mazes; reset-anytime flow; Top-Down/2.5D; 10-track relaxing soundtrack; no timers or combat). If you’re curious, feedback on the page is welcome and a wishlist helps a lot:

👉 https://store.steampowered.com/app/4001910/Maze_Infinite_Puzzle/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=organic&utm_id=social

If this post isn’t a good fit, mods please feel free to remove. Thanks!