Elevator Rush
- Genre Arcade games
- Players 1
- Session 10 min
- Price Free
- Updated
A time management game from Spil Games, built with Zlong Games, that turns one lift shaft into a busy little job. You start work at the New Heights Department Store, where Lisa, a friendly trainer in a red uniform, explains the ropes. Shoppers appear on the floors to the left, each with a speech bubble showing the floor they want: furniture, toys, fashion, the ground-floor entrance and so on. You click a customer to call the car and let them in, click the floor in the shaft to send the elevator there, then click the passenger again to let them step out. Paid rides fill a stack of hundred-dollar notes, and a thumbs-up meter shows how patient the crowd is. Each level sets a target: four notes for bronze, six for silver and ten for gold.
| Click a customer | Bring them into the elevator, or let them out when they arrive |
|---|---|
| Click a floor in the shaft | Send the elevator to that floor |
| Lightning button | Trigger the lightning power-up |
| Pause | Stop the clock |
How to play Elevator Rush
- Pick a building on the level map; the first tower is open and the others unlock as you progress.
- Read the level target, then press OK to open the store.
- Click a waiting shopper, send the car to the number in their bubble and click them again to drop them off.
- Pick up shoppers who are on the way to someone else's floor rather than making a separate trip for each.
- Earn enough notes before the clock runs out to reach at least the bronze target.
Tips
- The satisfaction meter falls while people wait, so serve the longest-waiting shopper before a newcomer.
- Plan trips in one direction: going up past several requested floors is cheaper than bouncing up and down.
- Keep the lightning power-up for a rush when several shoppers arrive at once.
Questions about Elevator Rush
How do I earn a gold medal?
Hit the highest money target shown at the start of the level; on the first level that is ten notes.
Why do customers get angry?
Waiting too long drains their patience, which shows on the thumbs-up meter at the side.
How many buildings are there?
The level map shows three towers, each with its own row of levels to unlock.
Is there a tutorial?
Yes. Lisa walks you through your first customer step by step.
