Project: Escape Room Office Walkthrough – All Codes and Keys (Roblox)

The Office map in Project: Escape Room drops you into a floor of cubicles with no instructions. You escape by working through four keyed rooms, reading clues off computer screens, windows, and a sales graph, then matching colors at the reception desk. Below is the exact route with every code and key in order, so you can clear it without backtracking. You can launch the experience from the Project: Escape Room game page.

Quick answer: Enter 6482 at the cubicle 3 PC, D36 at the break room vending machine, the three window light patterns in the manager’s office safe, 314256 at the elevator keypad, then match car (blue), fish (orange/brown), triangle (red), and mug (green) on the reception PC to unlock the front entrance.

Puzzle	Input	Reward
Cubicle 3 PC	6482	Break room key
Break room vending machine	D36	Manager’s office key
Manager’s office safe	Window light patterns	Meeting room key
Elevator keypad	314256	Reception floor access
Reception PC grid	Item colors	Front entrance unlocks

Cubicle PIN 6482 for the break room key

The starting puzzle uses four keywords tied to specific cubicle numbers. Read the keywords first, then find which cubicle each one describes.

Click the PC in cubicle 3 to reveal the four keywords: Overworked, Hungry, Trophy, and Gamer.

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Match each keyword to its cubicle. Overworked is cubicle 6, Hungry is cubicle 4, Trophy is cubicle 8, and Gamer is cubicle 2. Read in keyword order; this gives the PIN 6482.

Enter 6482 on the cubicle 3 PC. A cubicle drawer opens with the “Break room” key inside. The on-screen message “A cubicle drawer opened” confirms the code worked.

Break room vending machine code D36

Use the break room key to enter, then combine a fridge hint with the ping pong scoreboard to build the vending machine code.

Read the hint on the fridge, which shows “D + Score”. This tells you to start with the letter D and add the ping pong score.

Check the ping pong scoreboard, which reads 03 – 06. Combined with the letter D, the vending machine code is D36.

Enter D36 on the vending machine to receive the “Manager’s office” key.

Manager’s office window lights and the safe

Inside the manager’s office, the PC shows a 3×3 grid, and the answer is outside the windows. Three buildings each have a pattern of lit windows that you copy into the grid.

Unlock the manager’s office and open the PC displaying the 3×3 grid.

Look out the windows at the three buildings, colored green, red, and blue. Note which windows are lit on each building.

Enter the lit window pattern for each building into the PC grid one after another. When all three patterns are correct, the safe opens and holds the “Meeting room” key.

Meeting room sales graph and elevator code 314256

The meeting room holds the elevator code. Turn on the projector and order the months by sales, following the direction printed on the elevator wall.

Unlock the meeting room and activate the projector to display the “Company Sales” graph.

Read the “LOW-HIGH” clue on the elevator wall, then order the months from lowest to highest sales. This gives the sequence 3, 1, 4, 2, 5, 6, or the code 314256.

Enter 314256 on the elevator keypad. The elevator ascends to the reception floor.

Reception color matching to unlock the front entrance

The final puzzle is a color match. A floor drawing lists four items, and you find each item’s real color in the reception area, then enter those colors on the PC.

Inspect the floor drawing showing a car, fish, triangle, and mug, then open the PC with the 2×2 color grid.

Find each item in the room to read its color. The car is blue, the fish is orange/brown, the triangle is red, and the mug is green.

Input those four colors into the matching positions on the reception PC grid. The front entrance unlocks, the screen shows “You Escaped!”, and you are teleported back to the lobby.

Work the rooms in this order, and you never need to guess a code. Each correct input either opens a drawer or safe with the next key, or triggers a confirmation message, so a missing key almost always means an earlier puzzle input was placed in the wrong slot. Reread the clue’s order, such as keyword-to-cubicle or LOW-HIGH, and re-enter it before moving on.