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Regretevator Guide: Getting into the elevator for the first time

Regretevator [ ELEVATOR SIMULATOR ]

The Axolotl Sun, Playing 1.3K, Rating 90.0%

Creator The Axolotl Sun

Playing 1.3K

Rating 90.0%

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Overview

Regretevator is a random elevator game where each floor drops you into a different puzzle, minigame, or challenge — no two sessions are the same.

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Contents

01 Getting into the elevator for the first time Step 02 How floors are chosen and what kinds exist Summary 03 Live and upcoming events Events 04 Coins and Floor Tickets Check 05 Building and protecting a floor streak Tips 06 Secrets, rare floors, and hidden badges Tips 07 Badges worth chasing as a new player Table 08 Glossary Words 09 Common questions FAQ

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Getting into the elevator for the first time

Step

In short The first thing to do is board the elevator — everything else follows from there.

When you join, you land in the lobby. You can explore the lobby on your own, and there are secrets to find even before you ride. Once you're ready, walk into the elevator to start a round. If a round is already running when you join, you'll enter spectator mode and drop into the next round automatically when it ends. Press G at any point to open the emote and stickers menu, which lets you communicate with other players.

Explore the lobby
poke around before boarding; secrets are hidden here too.
Board the elevator
step in to begin your first round.
Check spectator mode
if you join mid-round, watch from the sidelines until the floor ends.
Press G
open the emote and stickers menu to interact with other players during any floor.

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How floors are chosen and what kinds exist

Summary

In short Floors are random by default, but milestones and Floor Tickets give you some control over what comes next.

After each floor ends, the game picks the next one at random from a pool that includes normal, special, obby, shop, multiplayer, and boss floors. Two milestones change that pattern: every 15 floors, a shop floor is automatically selected instead of a random one, and every 50 floors, a special floor takes that slot. If you want more say in what comes up, you can spend Floor Tickets during the intermission to pick a specific floor from the Floor Selection menu.

Normal floors
standard random challenges that make up most of a run.
Shop floors
guaranteed at every 15th floor; spend coins on items and effects here.
Special floors
locked in at every 50th floor milestone.
Obby floors
platforming challenges.
Multiplayer floors
some floors involve other players directly, like Button Competition or Four Corners.
Boss floors
a distinct category that rounds out the floor types.

03 Live and upcoming events Events

Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.

Upcoming Nov 14 – Nov 16

New Toolbar UI + Quest

Upcoming Nov 21 – Nov 23

Anomaly Cafe

Upcoming Nov 28 – Nov 30

Fact Attack Adventure

See the whole schedule

Coins and Floor Tickets

Check

In short Coins buy items and floors, while Floor Tickets are rarer and only used to pick the next floor.

Coins are the main currency. You find them on certain floors, and you can also buy them in the shop. They're used to purchase items from the shop menu or from shop floors, and to buy floors. Floor Tickets are separate — you cannot buy them with real money or from the shop. You earn them through daily reward challenges, by finding them on specific floors (for example, mining a rainbow block in the Flood Fill Mine), or by printing them from a Ticket Printer on certain floors. Spend Floor Tickets during the intermission to choose what floor comes next.

Collect Floor Tickets from daily challenges and special floor actions.
Used Floor Tickets during the intermission not during an active floor.
The weekend coin multiplier runs Friday through Sunday and applies to both floor earnings and coin purchases.

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Building and protecting a floor streak

Tips

In short Dying resets your streak, so learning when to save progress at the 25-floor checkpoints is one of the most important decisions you'll make.

The floor streak counts every floor you survive without dying. Reaching milestones that are multiples of 10 rewards coins. At every multiple of 25 floors — so at 25, 50, 75, 100, and so on — a Streak Saving pop-up appears and gives you 40 seconds to decide whether to bank your progress or keep going. If you save, you're sent to the lobby and your streak carries over when you rejoin. If the timer runs out without a choice, the game treats it as 'keep playing.' Note that floors like Four Corners, which send you to spectator mode on failure, do not add to your streak count when you fail them.

Tips worth knowing

Dying once wipes the streak.
Respond to the Streak Saving pop-up before the 40-second timer runs out if you want to bank progress.
If you leave the game while the pop-up is still open and the save was triggered, your progress is still kept.
Rejoining after a save shuffles your hotbar
floor-specific items move to the front.
Spectator-mode floors like Four Corners don't count toward your streak when you fail them.

Secrets, rare floors, and hidden badges

Tips

In short A number of hidden moments and rare floor variants are tucked into normal-looking floors — slowing down and looking around is how you find them.

Regretevator is built around discovery as much as surviving floors. The lobby has secrets before you even board. Individual floors hide objects, interactions, and rare variants. One example is the Mandrill Maze, a rare variant of the maze floor that most players never stumble into. Some floors also contain full side quests: one involves finding a Jerry Can and giving it to astronauts, another asks you to rescue a princess, and one floor tests whether you can carry a frog past lava without dropping it. The Backrooms floor is a known place to find Floor Tickets.

Tips worth knowing

Check the lobby
secrets exist before the first ride.
On the maze floor, note if the layout looks unusual
that's the Mandrill Maze variant.
On astronaut floors, find and hand over the Jerry Can to complete that side quest.
Keep the frog away from lava if one appears
it counts as an achievement.

Badges worth chasing as a new player

Table

In short Several badges point directly at things a new player should try, covering combat, exploration, and co-op.

The game has 25 badges. A few of them are just handed out for joining or riding the elevator, but the rest describe specific actions worth attempting.

First ride	boards the elevator for the first time.
Obby finish	completes a full obby floor from start to end.
Button Competition	clicks at least one button on that floor.
Astronaut side quest	hands a Jerry Can to the astronauts on the right floor.
Princess rescue	completes the save-the-princess objective on its floor.
Toolbox Speedway	steps on the badge giver on that specific floor.

Glossary

Floor Streak: A running count of how many floors you have survived without dying, which resets to zero if you die.
Streak Saving: A pop-up that appears every 25 floors and lets you bank your current streak progress before leaving.
Floor Tickets: A secondary currency that cannot be bought in the shop and is only used to select the next floor during intermission.
Shop Floor: A special floor type guaranteed to appear every 15 floors, where you can spend coins on items and effects not sold in the regular shop.
Intermission: The pause between floors when the next floor is being chosen and when Floor Tickets can be spent to influence that choice.
Emote and Stickers menu: A menu opened by pressing G that lets you express yourself and communicate with other players.

Common questions

FAQ

What happens if I die during a floor?

Dying resets your floor streak entirely. Some floors send you to spectator mode on failure instead, and those do not reset your streak.

Can I choose which floor comes next?

Yes, but only if you have Floor Tickets. Spend them through the Floor Selection menu during the intermission between floors. If you try to pick a floor while one is already running, your selection goes into effect for the floor after that one instead.

When does the coin multiplier run?

The coin multiplier runs every Friday through Sunday, and it applies both to coins you earn on floors and to coins you buy in the shop.

Do my items carry over if I save my streak and leave?

Yes. When you save your streak and rejoin, your items remain with you. The hotbar does get reshuffled when you re-enter the elevator, with floor-specific items moving to the front.

Updated Sep 14, 2026
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