Solve room-by-room puzzles in 100 Doors, a point-and-click escape game set in a school building with a new challenge behind every door.
100 Doors
100 Doors drops you inside a sprawling school building where every hallway ends in a locked door and every door hides a puzzle standing between you and the next room. There’s no combat and no timer pushing you along — just a sequence of self-contained logic and object-based puzzles, from spotting a hidden switch to figuring out which item on screen unlocks the way forward.
Each level is small enough to finish in a minute or two, which makes the game easy to pick up for a short break and just as easy to keep going “one more door” past that. The satisfaction is in noticing the detail you missed on first glance — a number scrawled on a wall, an object that can be dragged, a shape that only makes sense once you rotate your view of the room.
Controls
- Left mouse button — click objects, switches, and puzzle pieces to interact with them
Who it suits
Good for anyone who likes point-and-click escape rooms in short bursts rather than one long session — there’s no penalty for stepping away between doors, so it fits a quick coffee break as well as a longer puzzle-hunting mood.
100 Doors is exactly what I was looking for.