You are locked in a moonlit attic. Tap glowing objects around the loft, pick the word that matches each clue, and stamp first letters onto the copper door. When the secret word is complete the door swings open and you escape to the next loft.
Enter the loft
Pick Easy, Medium, or Hard and press play. Glowing objects mark clues you have not solved yet.
Tap an object
Choose a lamp, book, plant, or another glowing thing. Read the clue on its tag.
Pick the word
Tap the word that matches. Easy also shows the first letter. A miss costs a life. A hit stamps a letter on the door.
Open the door
When every letter is in, the door opens and you climb into the next loft. Escape five rooms to finish.
Search the Loft
A 3D attic holds glowing lamps, books, plants, and clocks. Tap one to read the clue hidden on it.
Build the Door Word
Each correct word stamps its first letter on the copper door. The letters read top to bottom as the password.
Escape Five Lofts
Fill every letter and the door swings open. Five rooms, three lives, streak bonuses, and a saved best score.
Tap or Chip
Click the 3D object or the labeled chip under the loft. Word choices sit in a panel so they never cover the room.
Letter Loft is a third-grade 3D escape room that teaches acrostics. Players tap objects in a moonlit attic, match each clue to a word, and watch first letters spell the door password. It is for students who are learning that a stack of first letters can hide a secret word.
The loft is the board
Clues live on objects you can see and tap, not on a form. Kids hunt, then read, then choose.
Acrostic with a payoff
The secret word is the lock. When it is complete the door actually opens, so the pattern has a job.
Instant hit or miss
A right word pops points and stamps a letter. A miss shakes the loft and costs a life. No Check button.
Built for thumbs
Objects are tap targets. Choice chips sit under the canvas. Play never covers the furniture.
The first letter of each correct word spells the password on the door. CAT might come from CHAIR, APPLE, and TIGER.
No. Every clue is multiple choice. Tap the matching word.
The loft shakes and you lose a life. The object stays open so you can try another choice.
The length of the door word and how much help you get. Easy uses 3-letter words plus a first-letter hint. Medium uses 4-letter words plus the letter count. Hard uses longer words and the clue only.
Third through fifth grade (about ages 8–11). Stay on Easy if you are just learning that first letters can hide a word.