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How to Beat 100 Floors

By Matthew Lynch
March 31, 2024
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Introduction

A challenging, popular mobile game, 100 Floors offers the perfect blend of suspense-filled gameplay and beautifully designed, mysterious levels. At its core, it is a game of logic and intuition, with the aim being to unlock one floor after another until you reach the pinnacle – the 100th floor. This article provides a comprehensive guide on how to beat all 100 Floors in the shortest possible amount of time.

Preparation and Strategy

First and foremost, keep these general tips and tricks in mind:

1. Take your time: Many levels are intricate and require keen attention to detail. Make sure you inspect all elements carefully.

2. Use your resources wisely: Throughout the game, you’ll collect various items. Ensure you save them for when they are needed most.

3. Be persistent: Some stages may take several attempts, so don’t get disheartened if you don’t solve a level on your first try.

Level by Level Walkthrough

For brevity’s sake, here are some helpful hints for ten key stages in the game:

Level 10:

Form a navigation pattern with arrows displayed on each floor tile that leads from the left side of the screen to the right one. Click on each tile repeatedly until you create a path matching the pattern on the door.

Level 20:

Turn your phone upside down to adjust the weights on each corner so they touch their respective sensors simultaneously.

Level 30:

Combined logic and math skills are required as you input numbers on an abacus to create four mathematical equations that total ten.

Level 40:

Rotate three dials in ascending order from top left clockwise around the room. Make sure that every dial rests precisely on its proper level until all three locks are released.

Level 50:

Drag all objects from specific corners into a central recycling bin in accordance with a pattern displayed above each corner. Double-check the order to avoid errors.

Level 60:

Move a puzzle box by rearranging tiles and throwing switches in a complicated chain reaction that unlocks a hidden door.

Level 70:

Rotate and adjust mirrors so that a laser beam reflects off them and illuminates an X mark on the floor.

Level 80:

Decipher a coded message concealed within the chemical symbols for various elements. Match these with their equivalents on a periodic table and input their atomic numbers into a panel.

Level 90:

Drag battery cells to form a complete circuit, connecting all points—positive-to-negative—so that power flows unobstructed through various obstacles.

Level 100:

Congratulations! This is the ultimate stage. Complete it by engaging in high-speed thinking under timed conditions, wherein you must tackle all the different types of challenges encountered throughout your journey from floor one to ninety-nine.

Conclusion

While 100 Floors is indeed a challenging game, with persistence, patience, and critical thinking skills, conquering each level becomes an enjoyable experience. Remember to make use of helpful resources, like online forums and tutorial videos if necessary. Keep these tips in mind as you venture forth into the world of 100 Floors – good luck!

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