About 100 Doors

100 Doors is a 3D point-and-click escape game built around one simple idea: get through a locked door, then find out what's waiting behind the next one. The whole game plays out inside a big school building, room by room, with every scene hiding the clue you need to move on.

There's no combat and no timer pressure here — the pace is set by how carefully you look. Click around each room, examine anything that seems interactive, and use whatever you find to open the door in front of you. Solve one puzzle and the next door opens, one step further into the building.

Controls

  • Left mouse button — click to look at, pick up, or interact with objects in the room

Tips

  • Click on everything in a room before moving on — escape games hide items in the least obvious places, like drawers, behind furniture, or on the floor
  • If a door needs a code or a specific object, retrace the room for anything you skipped rather than guessing randomly
  • Zoom in on small details like clocks, posters, and labels — they often carry the number or symbol you need

It suits a slower, puzzle-focused session rather than a quick arcade break — something to chip away at one door at a time.

100 Doors FAQ

What do you do in 100 Doors?
Examine every room for hidden clues and interactive objects, then use what you find to unlock the door and move on to the next room.
What are the controls for 100 Doors?
The game is played entirely with the mouse — click on objects in each room to look at them, pick them up, or use them.
Can I play 100 Doors on mobile?
Yes, it runs in a mobile browser as well as on desktop, so there's nothing to install either way.

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