We’ll explore the case of Eliza Lam a little later, but first let’s take a look at the rules of the game. (Source: North Carolina Department of Labor) And, as too often happens, it has become even more widely known as the alleged cause of a tragedy: the death of Elisa Lam. Not surprisingly, the popularity of the Elevator Game has been powerfully influenced by online accounts of it. Although the exact dates of its origin are unknown, the game probably hasn’t been around for very long, and some posts regarding game outcomes date back only to 2011. Originating in Korea and Japan, it’s essentially a step-by-step ritual that is believed by some to blur the lines of reality. The Elevator Game – or “The Elevator to Another World” – is not for the faint of heart. No one could make sense of what exactly happened to Elisa Lam until conspiracy theorists and paranormal fanatics zeroed in on one dubious explanation: an urban legend called the Elevator Game. To this day, nobody knows how she died or how her body got there. Days later, her body was found in the hotel’s water tank. The last known video of Elisa Lam alive showed her in an elevator in the Cecil Hotel. One disturbing case has caught the attention of believers – and skeptics. Urban legend or portal to another world? The Elevator Game purports to blur the lines of reality for players, if they follow the rules and don’t make a potentially fatal mistake.
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