Cardboard Room is one of the 102 floors that can be randomly chosen or selected by a player. It is currently in-game.
Appearance[]
The floor takes place in what seems to be a mansion made entirely out of cardboard, other than the paintings. It has cardboard chairs and desks spread throughout, as well as a couch alongside a television in the living room. There is a coin on top of the table in the living room and another in the entrance on top of a chair.
There are also randomized paintings, each depicting a random image, such as a skull on fire (and a variation with a trollface on fire), the Mona Lisa (as well as another variant with cake on it), alongside several others.
The GUI element displayed during Cardboard Mansion.
Gameplay[]
Opening the door to the left of the television leads to a maze of sorts with randomly segmented rooms. The goal of the minigame is for all players in the lobby to collectively open 50 doors (or in rare cases less). The total amount of opened doors and the target amount is displayed on the bottom right of the player's screen. This floor appears to generate rooms endlessly.
The void is present in some rooms, and falling into it kills the player instantly.
Some specific NPCs will leave on this floor such as Mannequin Mark, FleshCousin, Reddy, Gnarpy, Split, Spud!, Jermbo, Lampert, Bive, NULL, Pilby, Pest, Prototype, Melanie, STAT, mozelle, and RAT.
Gallery[]
The entrance.
The room that the elevator appears in.
The hallway between the starting room and the living room.
The living room.
A room with a tall, winding staircase.
Ditto, but an extremely extended variant of it.
A room with a painting emitting red light and a singular chair facing it.
A room with a four-way intersection.
A room with a broken bridge in the middle and thin shelves on either side.
A hallway made out of wet cardboard.
A room with a mattress in the middle of the floor.
A storage room with two shelves full of coins.
A U-shaped living room.
Ditto, but upside down.
A dim, L-shaped hallway.
Ditto, but upside down.
A dark maze room.
Ditto, but the newer version
A room with a ramp.
Ditto, but upside down.
A room with a staircase going up, referencing Ao Oni.
Ditto, but on the second floor.
A room filled with advertisements for the Sol de Janeiro ROBLOX event.
Ditto, but filled with advertisements for the Sour Patch Kids Mischief Tycoon Event.
Ditto, but no advertisements are being shown.
A cardboard version of the Lobby.
Ditto.
Ditto, but the shop.
Ditto, but the gift shop.
A room referencing SCP-173's containment chamber in SCP - Containment Breach.
A vent in SCP-173's containment chamber, containing a Floor Ticket.
Ditto, but opened, revealing the ticket.
A player using the Fizz Jug to collect the ticket.
A cardboard figure named Dobe within SCP-173's containment chamber.
Ditto, but if lead to the elevator.
A room referencing the Catwalk Room from nicorocks5555's Rooms.
Ditto, but showing the nameplate on the desk with 'Poob' written on it.
A dead end depicting the words "SORRY NOTHING". This is a reference to a Super Mario Bootleg named "Super Boy".
A room referencing the Dust II map from Counter-Strike.
A room referencing one of the rooms from "Spooky's Jumpscare Mansion".
A tall room with three long, dark hallways.
A room referencing Lethal Company.
A room referencing the dark room in the gm_construct map from Garry's Mod.
A hallway most likely referencing Doors.
A room taken from Pressure.
An extremely long hallway
3D fafa biting yeucc.
Infected highlighting rooms of the mansion.
Ditto, but with a larger section of the mansion.
View from inside an infected section of the mansion, tinting the screen pink.
A giant pipe room containing some stairs, which lead to a locked office below. An abyss of darkness can also be seen in this room layout. This is a reference to the Incinerator map from Gang Beasts.
Exit sign next to a door leading the players back to the elevator.
The door NPCs leave through.
Ditto, but behind it.
The floor GUI when more than 50 rooms are found.
A room referencing Voices of the Void.
A room which has multiple doors, specifically 6 doors.
Ditto, but there is only 1 door.
Ditto, but upside down.
A time where only five rooms generated.
Ditto, but a much lower number with 4 rooms generated possibly due to the multi-door room.
A time where 115 rooms generated due to the floor having rooms with spiral staircases.
Trivia[]
- Some of the locations, such as the broken bridge room or the Lethal Company room, have pits, which if the player falls in them, they die instantly.
- Several paintings on the floor reference real-life paintings, such as "Skull on Fire" and "sunset_dense" by Kristoffer Zetterstrand, "Cherub Playing a Lute" by Rosso Fiorentino, one of Zdzisław Beksiński's "Untitled" paintings, the Mona Lisa, and more.
- This floor was originally named Cardboard House and only consisted of the starting area.
- Several of the rooms are references to several other games, alongside other places in the game as well.
- In the April Fools' update, doors that didn't lead to a new room would have had 3D fafa behind it.
- Although the April Fools' update has ended, 3D fafa is still able to be found in-game, albeit incredibly rare to find.
- Opening a door with 3D fafa behind it will result in it biting the player, dealing 50 damage. If a player dies from this attack, their character will disappear and a unique death message will appear in chat, such as "Player could not handle the true form of fafa!".
- In the 09/21/25 update, Doors with dark stains behind their knobs now indicate that 3D fafa is behind it along with an Orange glow under the door if the player had their graphic quality set at a high rate.
- There is an unknown chance for a Door to lead to an upside down room, and which all of the rooms after that will also be upside down.
- There is always a vent found on the ceiling of SCP-173's containment chamber room near the entrance, which when opened will have a chance to reveal a Floor Ticket, requiring a Fizz Jug or other methods to access.
- When Infected walks out of the elevator on this floor, rooms of the mansion will be highlighted pink until he leaves through the door.
- The previous version of this floor originally consisted of the starting room only.
- When NPCs enter the door in the living room, they go into an inaccessible room, and then fall into the void.
- There is a secret room located behind the painting near the start of the floor.
- The Catwalk Room has a cubicle downstairs which has a name tag that says "Poob".
- The Lobby Room uses the old version of the Lobby, as a cardboard version of Phil_Thyrich is still seen in the room's shop.
- Phil_Thyrich used to be in the original Lobby before being replaced with GorillaWeb in the 4/9/24 update, after he quit developing music for the game he moved on to a different project under a different name.
- Kitties can be found on this floor.
- Starting with the (6/1/24) update, an NPC called Dobe can follow a player if they don't stare at it, but won't attack them.
- This is a reference to SCP-173 from the SCP Foundation.
- When more than 50 rooms are found, the bottom number will match with the top of the "Rooms Found" GUI.
- There is an unknown chance for the music to be replaced with a No More Nuzzles remix.[1]
- When Melanie leaves on this floor, Jump Time will still occur until the floor ends.
- In rare cases, the minigame might generate less rooms, than by default, and because of that, the goal of the opened rooms on this floor changes to how much rooms are present on this floor.