What is Elevator Fun Rooms?

Elevator Fun Rooms is a sensory VR game in development. Players ride an elevator to themed rooms, explore simple hands-on interactions, and return whenever they like. The design has no scores, timers, or failure states.

Who is it being designed for?

The idea is inspired by children on the autism spectrum who love elevators and sensory play. We are designing around predictable spaces, simple interactions, and freedom to explore. Every player is different; age guidance and suitability will be confirmed before release, alongside headset requirements.

Which headset is it being built for?

Meta Quest 3 is the planned platform. Support for other headsets has not been announced.

The game is in early development. There is no announced release date, price, or public download yet. These room ideas are a glimpse of the direction, and the final rooms may change.

Will players need to read instructions?

The game is being designed without written instructions or menus. Physical buttons, touchable objects, and simple demonstrations are intended to show what to do through play.

Are these pictures from the game?

These are original concept illustrations made to help imagine the rooms, not gameplay screenshots. The game’s appearance and interactions are still being developed.

A little world in the making

Small buttons.
Big happy.

An elevator. A world of wonder. A gentle VR adventure where every floor is a new reason to smile.

Take a peek inside

Being dreamed up for Meta Quest 3

Clay-style lobby concept with a pink jelly receptionist, a chunky blue elevator, an L floor display, and one yellow call button — Imagine the possibilities · Concept art

Curiosity welcomeNo scores. No timers.Just one more floorPlay at your own pace

A peek behind the doors

Where shall we go?

Every floor, a different kind of delightful.
Here are a few rooms we’re imagining.

Pick your next stop

Little glimpses.
So many possibilities.

Concept art of a tall ice-cream cone being decorated with rainbow sprinkles, with flavor tubs, two topping nozzles and four smiling guests across a blue counter — Room concept · Not gameplay footage

Ice Cream Social

Big scoops. Little happy guests.

Stack your favorite flavors in a cone or cup, then shower them with rainbow sprinkles or a swirl of cream. The little guests across the counter are ready for a taste. A towering scoop mountain? A cream moustache? Every creation gets a happy welcome.

Scoop. Stack. Sprinkle. Share.

And the ideas keep going up...

Star Toss

Toss a little star and watch it become a comet with a soft, musical whoosh.

The Cozy Room

A familiar little place with a few impossible secrets. Settle in and stay a while.

The Cat’s Apartment

A cozy home, an otherworldly purr, and one very mischievous paw.

Made for the joy of it

Nothing to win.
Everything to wonder.

Some of the best moments are the simplest. A button that lights up. A balloon that bobs away. That familiar elevator, always ready to take you somewhere.

A little more understood.

Inspired by autistic children who love elevators and sensory play. Predictability and gentle discovery are at the heart of the design.

Less figuring out.
More finding out.

No reading required in the game. Just press a button, touch something interesting, and see what happens.

Your kind of pace.

No scores, timers, or wrong answers. Stay with a favorite moment, repeat it, or head back to the elevator.

Wonder, without the complicated

A whole adventure.
Three little steps.

01
Press a button.
Choose a floor. Enjoy the ride.
02
Follow your curiosity.
Touch, play, and see what happens.
03
Come back for more.
Your elevator is always there.

For the curious grown-ups

Good to know.

Big questions about our little world.

What is Elevator Fun Rooms?: Elevator Fun Rooms is a sensory VR game in development. Players ride an elevator to themed rooms, explore simple hands-on interactions, and return whenever they like. The design has no scores, timers, or failure states.
Who is it being designed for?: The idea is inspired by children on the autism spectrum who love elevators and sensory play. We are designing around predictable spaces, simple interactions, and freedom to explore. Every player is different; age guidance and suitability will be confirmed before release, alongside headset requirements.
Which headset is it being built for?: Meta Quest 3 is the planned platform. Support for other headsets has not been announced.
When can we play?: The game is in early development. There is no announced release date, price, or public download yet. These room ideas are a glimpse of the direction, and the final rooms may change.
Will players need to read instructions?: The game is being designed without written instructions or menus. Physical buttons, touchable objects, and simple demonstrations are intended to show what to do through play.
Are these pictures from the game?: These are original concept illustrations made to help imagine the rooms, not gameplay screenshots. The game’s appearance and interactions are still being developed.

Still dreaming. Still building.

The doors aren’t open yet.
But the wonder has begun.

Elevator Fun Rooms is in early development.
Join the waitlist and hear when it’s ready to explore.

A little hello goes a long way

Our door is
always open.

A question, a lovely idea, or something you’d like us to understand? We’d love to hear from you.

The game is still growing. Conversations like these help us shape it.

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Small buttons.
Big happy.