Floors
Every Regretevator floor explained: Elevator Shaft, Floppy Shoppy, Hotel Floor, Fun Flood at Squishy’s, The Subway and the secret rooms hidden between them.
Introduction
The Floors category is the heart of Regretevator: every ride pulls a random floor from the game's growing pool, and learning what each floor wants from you is the difference between a quick win and a sudden death. These articles cover the most-played floors in detail, including the Elevator Shaft climbing puzzle, Scag's Floppy Shoppy shop, the Hotel Floor survival game, Fun Flood at Squishy's and the lore-heavy Infected Apartment. Each walkthrough explains the floor's objective, the hazards you need to avoid, the characters or NPCs that appear, and any secrets or badges hiding in the corners. Because the developer adds and reworks floors every week, the category also tracks floor lists, difficulty tiers and the best floors for coins, so you can plan which rides are worth taking when you are protecting a streak. Reviews and ranking articles help you compare floors at a glance, and the rare-floor guides highlight the oddities and easter eggs that keep veterans coming back.
Signature Floor Reference
| Floor | Type | Danger Level | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elevator Shaft | Climbing puzzle | Medium | Levers, hidden triggers, armored Voomba |
| Floppy Shoppy | Shop / social | Low | Scag the merchant, knife Voomba |
| Hotel Floor | Survival | High | Safe room, stalking danger |
| Fun Flood at Squishy's | Minigame | Low | Balloon characters, Gregoriah cameo |
| The Subway | Transit | Low | 50% chance Pest boards the elevator |
| Infected Apartment | Lore / exploration | Medium | Infected characters, hidden story beats |
Floor Walkthrough Shortlist
Elevator Shaft
Climb an industrial shaft using levers and hidden triggers while avoiding the armored Voomba at the bottom. This floor is a community favorite for testing blood pressure and depth perception.
Floppy Shoppy
Scag's demanding store floor combines shopping, socializing and a knife Voomba behind the counter. A relaxed floor mechanically, but chaos usually enters through the other players.
Hotel Floor
A survival floor where you must find the safe room and avoid the danger stalking the halls. High tension, tight corridors and a classic test of nerve.
Fun Flood at Squishy's
Mix and match balloon characters and watch the flood rise at Squishy’s. A lighthearted minigame floor that also introduces Gregoriah, who owns a business floor himself.
The Subway
A simple transit floor with one famous feature: a 50% chance that the insect-like NPC Pest boards the elevator with you, greeting riders in Japanese.
Infected Apartment
A lore-heavy apartment floor full of infected characters and hidden story beats. Explore slowly: the narrative details are the real reward on this one.
Core Mechanics
Every floor in Regretevator is a complete, hand-built scene with its own objective, physics and cast of characters. When you board the elevator, the game picks a floor at random from its pool, so you never know what you will face until the doors open. Some floors are pure social spaces where you shop or chat, others are precise climbing and lever puzzles, and a few are genuine survival challenges where one mistake sends you back to the lobby. Danger varies wildly: a floor like Floppy Shoppy is mostly safe, while the Hotel Floor punishes careless movement and the Infected Apartment hides hazards among its narrative props. Several floors have secret exits, hidden rooms or collectibles that reward exploration, and NPCs like Pest, Scag and Gregoriah can appear and interact with you. The floor pool is a living thing: weekly updates add fresh floors, retire broken ones and rework old favorites, which keeps even veteran players on their toes.
Advantages
The floor walkthroughs are built for practical use: each article describes the objective in the first paragraph, then details the hazards, the safe route and the secrets without burying the useful information. Popular floors like Elevator Shaft and the Hotel Floor get full step-by-step guides with the exact trigger locations and safe-room paths that players struggle with most. Because the community is active, the walkthroughs also incorporate crowd-sourced tips about out-of-bounds areas, hidden badge triggers and NPC behaviors. Ranking and tier-list articles give a quick at-a-glance view for players deciding which floors to target for coins or which to avoid when preserving a streak. Since floors are the core content of the game, this category stays updated every week, and the floor lists show clear date markers so you always know which pool the article refers to.
Challenges
Floor information is inherently time-sensitive: the developer adds new floors weekly and occasionally reworks or removes older ones, so any specific walkthrough can drift from the live game. Reworked floors may change their objectives, hazard placement or reward payouts, and the exact number of floors in the pool is a moving target. Some floors are also extremely rare, which makes it hard to document them fully from personal playtesting; community videos and report are often the only evidence, and those can contradict each other. Finally, floor difficulty is subjective and depends on your items, experience and lobby size, so a floor one player calls easy may be a run-ender for another, which makes universal difficulty labels imperfect.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which floors are best for farming coins?+
Is the Hotel Floor really that dangerous?+
What is the secret elevator on Elevator Shaft?+
Can I choose which floor we ride to?+
Quick Tips
Learn the safe-room path on the Hotel Floor before the threat finds you. The floor kills more players through panic than the danger itself, so a slow, deliberate route to the safe room beats sprinting into a dead end. Watch where experienced players run in the first seconds and copy that path on your next trip.
On Floppy Shoppy, mind the knife Voomba behind the counter. The shop itself is safe, but the mercenary Voomba patrol is a classic community wipe, especially when ten players crowd the same corner. Buy what you need quickly, then step away from the counter and stay clear of the patrol line.
Farm coins on fast, low-risk minigame floors and save the slow survival floors for when you have nothing to lose. The floor streak makes the risk calculus obvious: never gamble a long streak on the Hotel Floor. Route the daily challenge and weekend bonus through the easiest floors to maximize your coin-per-hour without unnecessary risk.
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