Elevator Match

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About this game

🏢 Sort, Carry, and Clear the Floors! 🏢

🎯 How It Works
Each floor has a line of little people, all in different colors — red, blue, yellow, green, and more. Your elevator can hold up to 7 people at a time. When it stops at a floor, the waiting passengers board in order — first in line, first on board. You can't skip or rearrange them. Once you're loaded up, you need to take them to rooms that match their colors. Each room has a capacity number (how many people it can hold). When a room reaches its limit, it fills up and disappears — clearing the way for new rooms and new passengers.

🧠 Think Ahead, Stay Organized
Because passengers board in order, you can't just pick and choose who gets on. You have to look at the whole building and plan your route carefully. Which floor has the most urgent group? Which room is almost full? Should you pick up that red passenger now, or wait for a better opportunity? Every decision affects the flow of people, and a poorly planned trip could leave you with a full elevator and nowhere to go.

🎢 More Floors, More Colors, More Fun
As you progress, the building gets taller, the colors multiply, and the crowds get bigger. Some levels have tricky layouts where rooms are scattered across multiple floors.

Ready to become the world's most efficient elevator operator? Step into the cab, watch those colors, and start delivering happiness!
Click the elevator to transport the character to the corresponding room.
Updated on
Aug 18, 2026

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