One Way: The Elevator is a puzzle game developed by COTTONGAME Network Technology. Available for $1.99, it was updated to v1.20 on December 29, 2021, and currently holds a 4.4 out of 5 rating based on 92 reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 511 MB of free space and runs Android 8+ or iOS 9.0+.
One Way: The Elevator Gameplay Overview
Description
One Way: The Elevator a creative point-and-click puzzle game.The player needs to find a blue orb in each scene to power the elevator and keep going up.
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I was hoping for another Cotton adventure game but this is a linear puzzle after puzzle after puzzle game which just keeps going with no adventure or goal, kind of like this sentence. I got so bored I didn’t finish it. Waste of money unless you like the same thing over and over again.
★★★☆☆Unsolvable level- faulty app
Was enjoying the game until I got to the ‘mini robot’ level… there are supposed to be six items to place in the picture but I only got two. I exited the game and tried again, same thing! So I can’t proceed to the next levels. Can I get a refund?
★★★★★Loved it!
So much fun! Lots of tricky and challenging puzzles, and it’s charming and clever all the way through. Thanks, Cottongame!
★★★★★Immersive, entertaining and tricky
Definitely recommend if you’re a fan of puzzles. I will admit that there are a few levels I felt I had to turn to walkthroughs for but I believe all are solvable - it takes fine attention to detail (that’s for sure & part of the charm). There’s depth with story-telling, enjoyable/thought-provoking puzzles & I’m glad I experienced this game. Thank you to the devs!
★★★★★A hidden gem
I am not that kinda person who pays money for games but I paid $1.99 for this game and I had a blast from the start to end. Very intuitive puzzles and a nice little story behind them. What got me into this game was actually the art work, it’s very beautiful.
