Nine Floors

About

Nine Floors casts you as a student stuck in a school long after the bell. Your goal is simple: escape. But the building is a maze of locked doors and lurking dangers. Avoid classmates chasing you for reasons unknown and a janitor who patrols with unsettling purpose. Each floor you descend feels tighter, the corridors shorter, the shadows darker. You move in quick bursts, using sound and sight to stay ahead. Mistakes mean respawning at the top, forcing you to adapt new routes or risk the same traps. The game thrives on its claustrophobic pacing and minimal setup. No lengthy tutorials, just immediate pressure. Players note the clever use of limited audio cues to build dread, with the janitor’s distant footsteps often louder than his appearances. Available across PC and mobile platforms, its bite-sized levels make it easy to pick up but harder to quit. With a 78% on Steam, many praise its ability to turn a school setting into something genuinely unsettling without overcomplicating the formula.