A tour of the nine floors of the Vdopa Manor
The Vdopa Manor has 333 rooms on nine floors of 37 rooms each. Every floor has its own mood and colours, and the higher you climb, the more intricate the puzzles become. Here is a spoiler-free walk through each one.
Floor 1 · Entrance Hall & Parlour (rooms 1–37)
Where everyone begins, in warm pink and purple. You meet all seven mechanisms here, from glass alignment in the very first puzzle to light and shadow in room 2. Every puzzle has a single step, codes are 3 letters, the keypad has 9 keys (12 in the last few rooms) and sliding boards are 2×2.
Floor 2 · Library & Reading Room (rooms 38–74)
Calm teal and blue, with shelves up to the ceiling. Codes grow to 4 letters, decoy strokes multiply and some puzzles use two glass sheets, perfect training for telling real strokes from fakes.
Floor 3 · Clock Tower & Machinery (rooms 75–111)
The orange gold of brass gears. This is where multi-step puzzles begin: one puzzle may need two mechanisms in a row. The keypad grows to 16 keys and sliding boards become 3×3.
Floor 4 · Greenhouse & Indoor Garden (rooms 112–148)
Fresh green, though the challenge does not relax. Every puzzle has two steps, codes are 5 letters, rotating rings stack two deep and glass can come in three sheets.
Floor 5 · Laboratory & Specimen Store (rooms 149–185)
Clinical blues. The big change: the keypad is shuffled, no longer A-B-C in order. Puzzles start to have three steps and the keypad grows to 20 keys.
Floor 6 · Theatre & Hall of Mirrors (rooms 186–222)
The red and pink of theatre curtains. Every puzzle has three steps and 6-letter codes, the precision needed for glass and lamps shrinks to about ±5 pixels, and shadows move faster.
Floor 7 · Cellars & Wine Vault (rooms 223–259)
Mysterious violet and blue. Puzzles have three or four steps, codes are 7 letters, rotating rings stack three deep, sliding boards reach 4×4 and hidden-object boards hide many decoy eyes.
Floor 8 · Observatory (rooms 260–296)
Deep night-sky blue. Every puzzle has four steps, codes are 7–8 letters and the keypad grows to the full 25 keys.
Floor 9 · The Founder’s Secret Rooms (rooms 297–333)
Mysterious gold and purple, and the hardest puzzles in the game: four steps, 8-letter codes, a shuffled 25-key keypad, and precision down to ±3–4 pixels. This is where every memory fragment comes together, and where the final door of room 333 waits.
Each floor unlocks when you clear the last room of the floor below. Check your progress on the mansion map in the game.