How to play and understand your ending

DEATH ROOM 2026 is a five-question choice game set on the thirteenth floor of a hotel. Choose one of three actions in each room to reach one of six endings. Play in your browser without registration, installation or payment.

How do I play?

Start with the first question on the homepage. Each choice takes you to the next room. From room two onward, use “Previous room” to change an answer. Your fifth choice reveals the ending. “Try again” clears your answers and returns to the first question.

How is the ending decided?

Your five answers add up to 0–10 points. The six ending ranges are 0–1, 2–3, 4–5, 6–7, 8–9 and 10. Identical answers produce the same ending. Room numbers in ending titles describe your final fate; the questions do not stop at that room.

Is survival chance a real statistic?

No. The values 3%, 13%, 27%, 46%, 72% and 97% are preset for the story. They are not calculated from user statistics or psychological testing. Do not use them to assess personality, mental health or real-world survival skills.

How do progress and sharing work?

Answers are saved in sessionStorage in your current browser tab so you can resume after refreshing. They do not sync across devices. A result link contains only the ending identifier, not your answers. Visitors can view the shared ending and then take the test themselves.

If native sharing is unavailable, copy the link. The KakaoTalk button copies text and a link for you to paste into a chat. Browser and app settings may restrict sharing or copying.

Are these true stories?

The questions, endings and hotel stories were written as fiction for this project. Suspense comes from words and atmosphere rather than graphic images or sudden loud scares. Enjoy it as a story game, not a psychological assessment.