The Infinite Tower

So, I don't know if anyone tried to do this on the TV Trope Forums and failed, but I'm going to make a new topic anyways.

So, this is yet another Infinite Tower game. Groan all you want... But this, has no limits...

One floor per post, and you have to describe what's on the floor, and How to get to the elevator to go up to the next floor.

So, let's begin.

Floor 1: What looks like a hotel lobby. The clerk, a Brunette woman in her 20s, refuses to talk about any floors past the 50th floor. The elevator is next to the check in counter, and operates normally.

Floor 2: A short, pretty, pink and shiny corridor that has three doors on sides and a single door in the center which leads to a smelly, grimy toilet room, while the other doors lead to flats resembling something out of Khrushchev's Soviet Union, and which are all inhabited by Russian-speaking families except one, which is inhabited by a lonely, wine-loving Albanian technician and his pet octopus. The Albanian flat has a basement which contains barrels of oil, and two Russian flats (inhabited by Chernenko and Chasikov families) have basements which contain giant, yet docile rats, named Belka and Strelka respectively.

The elevator to the third floor is slower and generally seems to be older.

Floor 3: An arcade. Games inside include Dance Dance Revolution, Mario Kart Gp Deluxe, and Burger Time. The walls are decorated with neon versions of popular characters. The elevator on this floor is slightly faster then the elevator from floor 1 to floor 2.

What looks like a luxury apartment. It's well furnished, with everything being very clean and fancy. There's a master's bedroom, two smaller bedrooms, a couple of bathrooms, a very large living room and well-stocked kitchen and pantry. There is a young woman, who seems to be in her late teens, is sitting the centre of the living room. She answers all questions, except for the ones about herself, in Creepy Monotone. At the back of the living room, is two doors. One leads to the balcony/patio while the other leads to the elevator, which is operating normally.

edited 5th Aug '16 3:31:15 PM by BlizzardeyeWonder

Floor 5: A wooden corridor leading to two doors. The left leads to a small, gray shop where a man in his 50s sells drugs, rocks and artifacts from the Anglo-Boer Wars. He seems to be a Croat, but calls himself 'a true South African patriot', and speaks of native peoples in a respectful, if somewhat bigoted fashion. The right leads to a long, dark, red and rosy-scented corridor containing at least twenty comfy beds. In the center is a large giraffe with a box of chains. He calls himself Morpheus the Satyr and speaks of delightful wet dreams. He says that if one sleeps in one of the beds, he will inevitably have a wet dream.

The elevator leading to Floor 6 is made of wood, is somewhat clunky, and is extremely slow.

Floor 6:

Floor 6 only contains one room, and in the center of that room, is a maze with a ball in it, solving the maze leads to the elevator opening.

The elevator to floor 7 is slow, but not as slow as the elevator leading to this room.

(Bump)

Floor 7: A seemingly open-air village of 100, that represents the world. The elevator to the 8th floor changes positions hourly, but the villagers always instinctively know where it is- the only way to get there is to ask directions from them. The elevator is unusually fast.

Floor 8: This floor seems to be flipped completely sideways. The only way to get into the rooms on either side of the hall would be with climbing gear. The people who live on this floor are able to walk around normally, and they only speak Pontianak Malay.

If you manage to scale the hallway to the other end, you will find a surprisingly classy elevator that plays calypso music as you ascend to the next floor.

edited 10th Aug '16 1:05:08 PM by spacealien

Floor 9: A large museum, filled floor-to-ceiling with a completely random mishmash of items: turn-of-the-century concertinas sit next to stuffed alligators next to plastic store mannequins, Roman helmets, and unidentifiable metal objects. The curator is a young blonde woman with bright yellow eyes who will, for few cents, happily explain what everything is, but in a way that makes it clear she has no idea what she's talking about. She'll also point out the elevator to you, which is to the back, behind the three restrooms. It appears to have suffered from fire damage at some point, but moves swiftly nonetheless.

Floor 10: Floor 9 but with inverted colors.

Floor 11: The walls are plastered with saccharine powder blue wallpaper with scenes little cherubs playing merrily among the clouds. The hallway seems to stretch on forever, with rooms on either side. Every room is number eleven. Several people wander the hallway, seeming lost.

After a while, a good-looking man (if you go in for blonde-blue-eyes types) wearing a white bathrobe greets you. He claims that this is heaven, but somehow you doubt him. You ask him where the elevator is, and he tells you it's right behind you.

Sure enough, it is.

The elevator is a rickety, hand-cranked affair, done over with slipshod gold paint.

Floor 12: The floor only contains a table with a note, and the Elevator. The note reads: "Miss me?"

The elevator is unusually fast.

Floor 13: There appears to be an endless dark abyss instead of a floor. Climbing equipment is necessary to get around the walls to the elevator.

Floor 14: A high class apartment. Nobody seems to be living in it at the moment, however, there is a note saying: "Hang in there folks, Floor 15 is when stuff starts getting dangerous."

The elevator is at a normal speed, however, it has an extra button that says "Give Up"

Floor 15: Filled with puppies. Initial investigators were suffocated by the mass of dog, and riot shields were needed to progress.

Floor 16: A large pool sits in the center of the floor, complete with multiple fountains, diving boards and more smaller pools. An octopus wearing a party hat sits on a throne embedded at the floor wall. The room is filled with decorations depicting sea life. The elevator to floor 17 is basically a giant geyser that can be activated by pushing a button.

Floor 17: A store that sells small trinkets. The shopkeeper looks like a Small Grey Plushie. The only way to get to the elevator is to purchase an elevator pass for 15 cents.

The elevator is really slow, and covered with these grey shopkeepers.

Floor 18: A large, mostly empty stone room. What appear to be large logs are hung on chains from the ceiling. The logs, as well as much of the room itself, are on fire. The elevator is quite slow, and it feels like it could fall apart at any second.

Floor 19: The entire room is black, with small lines of white paint on the edges of walls, floors, and the elevator. A series of weird drawings are shown around the room, that appear to foreshadow other rooms.

Drawing 1 shows a crying white face.

The elevator moves slowly, and plays creepy music while it is moving.

edited 12th Jan '17 2:56:22 PM by chianticat10

Bumped.

Floor 20: The room is completely dark, with the occasional laugh of a certain school girl filling the air.

Some portions of the floor are red stained, and occasionally, one can catch this figure materializing and nabbing an unlucky room goer.

The elevator, however, is bright, clean, and has this for a cheery theme!

Floor 21: An art gallery, peices include Warhols soup can, several sketches by Pablo Picasso, and [Redacted]

The elevator is somewhat slow.

Floor 22: The room has no walls, and looks as though it is several stories above the clouds. It is windy, it is dangerous, and the floor is slippery.

The elevator is made of glass, though it can shatter if damaged enough.

Floor 23:

Floor 23: appears to be an office, its decorated with balloons and banners saying:"Welcome to floor 23!" However, after a while, everything falls apart and the real appearance of the room is shown:

The real appearance appears to be some kind of Labyrinth, with the elevator hidden in the center. After a while, you can hear weird noises, and then This thing◊ appears. It will chase you down until you find the elevator.

The elevator is huge, and has statues of everything you have faced, SCP-106, The Dogs, Yandere Chan, And most recently, Whiteface

edited 12th Jan '17 2:55:11 PM by chianticat10