100 Doors Challenge

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Do you like puzzles and hidden object games? Do you play games from the 100 Doors series? Then this point-and-click game is just what you need! Use all your skills to complete all levels and get all achievements.
The main goal in the "100 Doors Challenge" is to get out of the room. Using all the capabilities of the device, you need to open each of the 100 doors and move the elevator to the next floor. Find hidden objects, solve puzzles and use objects to do it!

Instructions: Get Started with 100 Doors Challenge

The goal of the "100 Door Challenge" game is to open each door by solving puzzles, finding hidden objects and using all the capabilities of the device to advance to the next level.
Control: touch/left mouse button.

Core Game Elements

- exciting puzzles;
- point-and-click genre;
- cool mechanics: moving in time and space, combining objects, searching for hidden objects, puzzles and much more;
- amazing levels with very beautiful animation;
- many beautiful and detailed locations;

What tools or platforms support the development of this game’s visual assets and gameplay mechanics?

The creators of this game used the WebGL game library or engine.

How is this game tagged in terms of gameplay and experience?

The main tags used to categorize the game are challenge, house, logic, point-and-click, roomescape.

Does the game have a particular gender demographic?

The game is primarily intended for Male & Female.

Are there any situations of mistreatment or harsh behavior in the game?

Yes, 100 Doors Challenge includes actions that could be considered cruel.

Is there a mobile version of this game?

Yes, 100 Doors Challenge is designed to work well on mobile screens.

What ages is this game designed for?

The best fit for this game are players aged Kids, Teens.

What classification best fits this game?

This game’s classification is Casual, Puzzle.

Who was the development team behind this game title?

The studio that produced this game is Mirra Games.

Is blood shown in the gameplay?

No, 100 Doors Challenge does not depict any form of blood or injury.

Would this game be considered safe for kids to play?

Yes, 100 Doors Challenge is family-friendly for children.