Roblox Escape Room Deluxe Edition What a Great Fall Guide

What a Great Fall is a new map in Roblox Escape Room Deluxe Edition featuring six stages filled with different puzzles. The puzzles can be randomized, so your exact solutions may differ, but the mechanics and solving methods remain the same.

You will need two players for this map. One player enters the elevator while the other uses the manual room to read the posters and provide the information needed to solve each puzzle.

The first stage introduces the basic puzzle system. One player stays in the elevator and interacts with the puzzles, while the second player checks the corresponding poster in the manual room.

The first puzzle is a color puzzle. Each displayed color corresponds to a different color on the poster. For example:

• Blue → Yellow

• Green → Pink

• Pink → Blue

You need to remember the correct conversion and enter the resulting colors in order.

The puzzle has five rounds. In the example shown, the final sequence was:

Yellow → Pink → Blue → Yellow → Yellow

Once all five colors are entered correctly, the first stage is complete.

The second stage works similarly but adds more puzzles and a longer time limit.

One important mechanic is the lights. When the elevator becomes dark, the other player needs to interact with the lever in the manual room to turn the lights back on.

The first puzzle is another color puzzle. Use the poster to translate each displayed color into its corresponding answer.

The example solution was:

Pink → Green → Green → Pink → Blue

The second puzzle is called Word Keypad.

For this puzzle, look at the displayed word and find that word on the poster. Each word corresponds to a number. Enter the matching number on the keypad and press Enter.

For example, the walkthrough identifies words such as:

• Almost → 9

• Panic → 5

• Bird → 2

• NA → 3

• Not → 8

• HA → 4

Continue doing this until all of the required words have been entered.

Stage three introduces a guard that periodically enters the elevator area.

You can avoid the guard by staying in the corners. A sound normally plays before the guard arrives, giving you a warning.

The first puzzle is another Word Keypad puzzle. Find each displayed word on the poster and enter its corresponding number.

Examples from the walkthrough include:

• Lala → 6

• Seen → 2

• Circle → 8

• I don’t know → 5

• Flee → 6

• Bird → 2

• Oops → 7

• NA → 3

• Null → 3

The next puzzle is another color puzzle.

The example sequence was:

Pink → Blue → Pink → Pink → Yellow

The final puzzle is the Symbols puzzle.

Pick up one of the symbols and locate the matching combination on the poster. This tells you which row to use.

After finding the correct row, look at the symbols displayed on your screen and determine their order by checking which symbols appear from top to bottom on that row.

Enter the symbols in the correct order to complete the puzzle.

Stage four contains four puzzles. The puzzles are relatively straightforward but can take some time to complete.

The first puzzle uses symbols/arrows. Compare the symbols shown on your screen with the rows on the poster. Find the row containing the required combination, then determine the order of the symbols from top to bottom.

The next puzzle is another symbol-order puzzle. The important part is finding the only row containing all of the required symbols.

Once you identify the correct row, enter the symbols in the same order they appear.

The next puzzle is called Memory.

This puzzle requires you to remember previous answers.

The rules change between stages. For example:

• If the displayed number is 1, press the button in the second position.

• The next stage may require you to press the button in the same position as the previous correct answer.

• Another stage can ask you to press the button with a particular label.

• The final stage can refer back to the label used in an earlier stage.

The key is to write down both the position and label of every correct answer instead of relying on memory alone.

The final puzzle of stage four is based on colors, indicators, and questions.

First, identify the color shown on the puzzle. Then look at the matching color section on the poster.

Next, check which indicator is illuminated.

For example:

• Yellow + right indicator → 1

• Blue + right indicator → 5

• Yellow + left indicator → 7

The number then corresponds to the answer that needs to be selected.

Repeat the process for each question until the puzzle is completed.

Stage five introduces another puzzle involving digits, text, colors, and conditions.

First, check whether the displayed text contains a vowel. This determines which table on the poster you need to use.

Then compare the button’s:

• Color

• Text

• Other conditions

against the rules on the corresponding table.

Follow the first condition that applies and perform the required action, such as pressing or holding a button.

There is also a Yes or No puzzle.

For this puzzle, pay attention to the illuminated bulbs and the top and bottom indicators.

Do not simply look at the symbols—the important part is whether the bulbs and indicators are actually lit.

Check the rules on the poster and determine whether the current configuration requires Yes or No.

The final stage combines several puzzle types you’ve already encountered.

The first puzzle is another symbol/arrow puzzle. Find the correct row on the poster and determine the order of the symbols.

The walkthrough’s example begins with:

Chef → B → JV → final symbol

The next puzzle is another Memory puzzle.

The example follows these rules:

• Stage 1: Press the button in the second position.

• Stage 2: If the displayed number is 1, press the button labeled 4.

• Stage 3: If the displayed number is 4, press the button labeled 4.

• Stage 4: Press the button with the same label as the correct button from stage three.

Carefully record every answer because later stages refer back to earlier ones.

The next puzzle is another Word Keypad challenge.

Find each word on the poster and enter its corresponding number.

Examples from the walkthrough include:

• Null → 3

• Loop → 8

• Almost → 9

• Wide → 0

• Bird → 2

• Yikes → 5

• Ah → 0

• Nearly → 9

• Escape → 6

• Close → 9

• Circle → 8

• Lucky → 7

• Triple A → 0

• Nothing → 0

Some words can be difficult to spot on the poster, especially when the lights are off, so take your time and check carefully.

The last puzzle uses another set of rules from the poster.

Check:

• The text on the button.

• The button’s color.

• Whether the button needs to be pressed or held.

• The stripe/light color.

• The timer.

In the walkthrough, the player had to hold a blue button and release it when the timer reached the required position.

Once all the puzzles are completed, the main escape-room section is finished.

Completing the final puzzle does not immediately end the map. You still have to escape the area and rescue the other player.

You will encounter several sections containing two levers.

Both players need to work together:

• Find the first lever.

• Have the other player locate the second lever.

• Activate both levers as required.

• The next door will open.

• Move into the new area.

• Repeat the process whenever another pair of levers appears.

Some areas require jumping or moving through the environment to reach the next lever.

Continue following the newly opened doors and activating the paired levers until you reach the final area.

Once the final sequence is completed, the map ends and the credits appear.

• Always have two players ready. The map is designed around two-player interaction.

• Keep the manual poster open. Most puzzles require information from it.

• Write down Memory answers. Later rounds can refer to previous positions or labels.

• Watch the lights. Several stages become much harder when the elevator goes dark.

• Stay in corners when the guard appears.

• For Word Keypad puzzles, search the poster carefully. Some words can be difficult to locate.

• For symbol puzzles, find the correct row first, then determine the order.

• For Yes/No puzzles, check which indicators and bulbs are actually illuminated.

• Don’t forget the escape section. Finishing the puzzles is only part of the map; you still need to complete the lever sequence afterward.

With these mechanics in mind, you can work through all six stages of What a Great Fall even if your puzzle combinations are randomized.