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Elevator of Fun — Getting into the game for the first time

Elevator of Fun [✨]
ZER0 TEAM, Playing 736, Rating 75.0%
Creator ZER0 TEAM
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Overview

Elevator of Fun drops you into a different minigame or challenge on every floor, and with hundreds of floors there is always something new around the corner. This guide covers how to get started, how to handle the trickier floors, what the badges ask of you, and how to get the most out of playing with friends.

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Contents
01

Getting into the game for the first time

Step
In short The whole loop is just board the elevator, read the floor's goal, and do it.

There are no stats to build and no tutorial to sit through. Each floor is its own short challenge, so you jump straight in from the moment you load up. The goal for each floor appears on screen when you arrive, so read it before you do anything else.

  1. Read the floor goal each floor displays its objective when you arrive; check it before acting.
  2. Complete the challenge do what the floor asks, whether that is dodging, collecting, racing, or something else entirely.
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02

Types of floors you will meet

Table
In short Knowing what kind of floor you are on tells you immediately what to focus on.

Because every floor is independent, the challenge can flip completely from one stop to the next. The badges the game awards reveal the range of what you will face across hundreds of floors.

Obstacle coursesreach the end, as in the ball-riding and minefield floors.
Survival floorsstay alive, as on the bomb-rain and Red Light Green Light floors.
Collection floorsgrab or steal a specific item, like the golden banana or a taco.
Maze floorsfind your way out before time or patience runs out.
Combat floorsfight and win to clear the stage.
Eating floorsouteat everyone else, like the burger-eating challenge.
03

Playing with friends

Summary
In short The game is built around groups, and nearly every floor is more fun when others are on it with you.

Multiple players on the same floor means you can watch each other, compete to finish first, and work out confusing objectives together. Hidden easter eggs scattered across floors are also much easier to find when several people are looking.

  • VIP servers the owner of a VIP server can pick any floor to visit, which is useful for revisiting a favourite or helping friends find a specific badge.
  • Solo play the game works fine alone.
04

Badges worth knowing about

Tips
In short The badges map out almost every corner of the game, so chasing them is a good way to make sure you have seen everything.

The game has 22 badges in total.

Tips worth knowing
  • The floor-count badges (10 through 5 000) unlock automatically as you accumulate floors across sessions.
  • Floors like Red Light Green Light, the maze, the minefield, and the obstacle course each have their own badge — clearing them once is enough.
  • The golden banana, duck, and taco badges come from specific collection floors.
  • Surviving the bomb rain has its own badge — Bombastically lucky.
  • The creator and developer meeting badges depend on those specific players being in your session.
  • Hitting the target and winning the battle are their own badge-worthy floors.
05

Free play versus VIP servers

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In short Every floor in the game is available without spending anything; VIP servers add control over order, not access.

The distinction matters because it tells you exactly what you are and are not missing if you stick to the free experience.

Free serversaccess to all floors and minigames, floor order chosen by the game.
VIP serversowner can pick any specific floor to visit.
Redeem codessix working codes are tracked on this page and can be entered for rewards.
06 Working codes Codes
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YourTalkingSerega Talking Plush of Game Creator
Talking Plush of Game Creator
YourTalkingAndrusha Plushie
Plushie
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Every code, and the votes on it, are on the codes page

Glossary

Glossary
Floor
One stop the elevator makes, each containing a single self-contained minigame or challenge.
Floor count
Your running total of floors reached across all sessions, used to unlock the milestone badges.
VIP server
A private server whose owner can choose which specific floor everyone travels to, available as an optional purchase.
Milestone badge
One of the seven badges awarded at specific cumulative floor totals, from 10 floors up to 5 000.

Common questions

FAQ

Can I play this game by myself?

Yes, the game works fine solo.

What devices can I play on?

The game supports PC, mobile, VR headsets, and consoles.

How do I get the creator or developer badges?

These badges unlock when the creator or one of the developers is present in your session.

Are there any free rewards I can claim?

Yes, this page tracks working redeem codes for the game. Enter them in-game to collect the rewards.

Updated Oct 3, 2026
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Elevator of Fun [✨] ZER0 TEAM, Playing 736, Rating 75.0%
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