Scary Escape Rooms Wiki: All 100 Rooms and Badges

Last Updated: August 2026 | Badge, shop and player numbers checked against the live game.

Scary Escape Rooms drops you into a locked room with something in it that wants your run to end. Saw blades, traps, dark corners. You work out the way out, the door opens, and the next room does it again. The game hands out a badge every ten rooms, so you can see exactly how far you have got and exactly how far everybody else stopped.

This page covers the whole drop-off room by room, the badge that has never been given to a single player, what the two item shop sells and what was taken off it, and the other escape games the same studio runs.

Scary Escape Rooms Overview

Scary Escape Rooms Overview
Game Name	Scary Escape Rooms
Type	Room after room of small puzzles with something out to get you
Genre	Scary escape room
Developer	Waterdog Games, a verified group
Goal	Escape as many rooms as you can, and find out if the ending exists
Players	Up to 15 in a server
Rooms With Badges	Every ten, from 10 up to 100
Codes	None, and no box to type one into
Gamepasses	Two on sale, one retired
Full Shop Price	108 Robux for both
Badges	Twelve, and one of them has never been given out
People Who Have Joined	More than 21 million
Cleared 100 Rooms	514,295, or about 1 in 41
Visits	Over 35 million
Favorites	2,347,664
Rating	About 87 percent of votes are likes
Release	26 October 2025
Last Update	30 July 2026

How to Play Scary Escape Rooms

Look at the whole room before you move. Most rooms hide the way out in plain sight, and most deaths come from rushing.
Watch what is moving. Blades and traps run on a rhythm, so counting one cycle before you step out is usually enough.
Follow somebody ahead of you if you are stuck. Servers hold 15 and there is normally a player a few rooms in front.
Take the badges as checkpoints. One lands every ten rooms and each one tells you where you sit against everybody else.
Expect the hard part at room 50. That stretch loses more people than any other, and it is not you.
Keep going after 60. The rooms after the wall let more people through than the ones before it.
Do not count on an ending. There is a badge for escaping and no player has ever been given it.

Scary Escape Rooms Gameplay: Rooms, Traps and Badges

The loop is simple and it never changes. One room, one way out, one thing trying to stop you. What changes is the trap, and the game keeps finding new ones rather than repeating the same blade for a hundred rooms.

Nothing in the game touches other players. There is no way to push somebody, and the one item that ever did anything to another player was taken off sale in the game’s first winter.

That makes this a race against yourself in a room full of people, which is why the badges matter. They are the only score there is, and they are public, so anybody can check how far a run really got.

How Far People Get, Room By Room

Point in the game	People who got there	Share of everyone who joined
Joined	More than 21 million	This is the joining badge
Room 10	15,889,621	About 75 in every 100
Room 20	13,361,725	About 63 in every 100
Room 30	9,929,850	About 47 in every 100
Room 40	7,299,526	About 35 in every 100
Room 50	4,931,147	About 23 in every 100
Room 60	2,629,745	About 12 in every 100
Room 70	1,852,380	About 9 in every 100
Room 80	1,120,276	About 5 in every 100
Room 90	693,140	About 3 in every 100
Room 100	514,295	About 2 in every 100
The You Escaped badge	0	Nobody has it

Three quarters of players clear the first ten rooms, and about a quarter reach room 50. From there it thins fast, and 514,295 people have the badge for a hundred.

The single hardest stretch is rooms 50 to 60. Every other ten room run keeps somewhere between 60 and 75 in every 100 people who reach it. That one keeps 53.

One fair caveat. The joining badge was added five days after the game opened, so a few early players are missing from the count, and every share above reads a little high.

The Badge Nobody Has

There is a twelfth badge. It is called You Escaped, its description reads Congrats, and it has been switched on since the day after the game opened.

It has been given to zero players. Not a handful, not a few hundred. Zero, out of more than 21 million people who have played and over half a million who have cleared a hundred rooms.

That means one of two things. Either the ending it belongs to is not reachable yet, or the badge is waiting on something no player has managed. Either way, treat the hundredth room as the finish line and anything past it as a bonus.

What You Can Buy

Item	Price	What it does
Speed Coil	29 Robux	Move faster, which is the one that saves real time
Magic Carpet	79 Robux	A ride, and the pricier of the two
Slap	Not for sale	Made in the game’s first week and pulled about five weeks later

Both items on sale come to 108 Robux together, which is tiny for a game this size, and both were made in the game’s first week. The speed coil is the one that saves time over a hundred rooms.

The third item is the interesting one. It was the only thing in the shop that did anything to another player, and it came off sale about five weeks in and never came back.

The Studio And Its Other Rooms

Waterdog Games is a verified group with about 597,000 members, and this is the biggest of its games by a wide way.

Five weeks after this one opened, the same studio put out a second escape game with 67 rooms in it. That one has passed 1.4 million visits and makes a shorter run if a hundred rooms feels like a lot.

There is a third game sitting unreleased, named after the backrooms. It was created in May 2026 and was touched again a couple of weeks before this page was written, so something is still being built there.

The room count is advertised the old fashioned way. When a batch of new rooms landed in December 2025, the number went into the game’s own title for a fortnight and then came back out.

Codes and Scripts

There are no codes and no code box. Our Scary Escape Rooms codes page covers the two item shop and the item that was pulled.

There are no working scripts either. Our Scary Escape Rooms script page explains the single line that circulates, what it does to the skip button, and why that kind of trick does not last.

Tips for New Scary Escape Rooms Players

Count the trap before you cross it. Almost everything in here runs on a loop.
Play in a busy server. Somebody a few rooms ahead is the best hint you will get.
Get to room 50 before you spend anything. A quarter of players do, and it tells you whether the game is for you.
Buy the speed coil rather than the carpet if you buy anything. Over a hundred rooms, speed is worth more than a ride.
Do not panic at rooms 50 to 60. It is the hardest stretch in the game by the numbers.
Try the studio’s 67 room game for a shorter version of the same thing.
Ignore anything promising you codes. There is no code box in this game.