This room is the biggest actual room in the level, split into different sections. The flames that appear are getting rid of the already killed zombies inside the elevator. There is little room to navigate in the elevator, so even a few zombies getting in can be devastating. Zombies can get into the elevator to attack the players. Trips cost 250 points (both up and down). To access it, one must remove a barricade blocking it (costing 1000 points). This room features the second of two traps, which like the first one, the operating mechanism must be found and placed. This room also has Speed Cola and an MPL available for purchase from the wall for 1000 points. It also contains the first elevator which takes the player down to the war room. It contains two windows and two sections of wall that can be broken down. There are two doors that lead to this room both will open when one is bought. This room is the only one that connects to the starting room. This room also features one of two traps, which can become accessible after finding the operating mechanism, which is in the room with the Bowie Knife and using it on the middle of the metal detector, and can be activated for 1000 points. Of the six spawns, in the very first room, only four spawns are used however, these spawn points change when the power is turned on. When the power is turned on, this room gets very dark, and the lights are either dimmed or flickering.
In solo the Quick Revive will disappear after three uses, effectively giving the player four "lives" as long as the player keeps returning to the machine. It also contains a teleporter (active only after the power has been turned on), the Olympia, and M14 available for purchase off the wall, both for 500 points. It contains the Quick Revive machine and a telephone required for the musical Easter egg.
This room contains four windows and two sections of wall that can be broken down.
Kennedy - 35th President of the United States (1961–1963)
"Five" features four significant real-life figures from the Cold War era:
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