Backrooms Level X

Backrooms Level X drops you into an endless, unsettling labyrinth of yellow-carpeted rooms where nothing quite makes sense. You explore 13 surreal levels, solve puzzles, and hide from vague, looming threats. It tries hard to capture that faux-documentary, analog-horror feel of the creepypasta origins and other games from the dev’s catalog. Pros ✔️ Neat visuals at times – Some levels nail that off-balance, liminal-space aesthetic. I got that uncanny “what are we even looking at?” buzz in the best spots. ✔️ Ties to their other games – I recognized some of that same eerie tone and design style from their previous Backrooms stuff, which felt comforting in a weird way. ✔️ A bit of variety of environments – It doesn’t just feel like the same corridor recycled forever — there’s enough shifts (giant enemies, puzzles, “normal” rooms) to keep things fresh. Cons ❌ Feels half-baked – It kind of looks and sounds like someone’s cool draft version of a Backrooms game, not a fully polished one. ❌ Gameplay felt off – The controls and pacing didn’t land — felt clunky, puzzle sections were meh, and the scares didn’t stick. ❌ Parts feel like backroom parody – At moments it almost teetered into “this is kind of a joke” territory. Legitimately spooky, but then some parts felt unintentionally DIY-campy. Conclusion I’m glad I gave it a shot — Backrooms territory is always a weird allure. But by the time I reached the end, I was left shrugging. It had flashes of that unnerving feeling, but it never grabbed me fully. I walked away curious, not haunted. Score: 2/5 Memory Flickers A rough flicker of creepy that just didn’t stick — interesting to explore, forgettable to me.

Oyunun Türkçe çevirmeni olarak söylüyorum şu ana kadar oynadığım en iyi Backrooms oyunu. Oyunun atmosferi ve sesleri gerçekten aşırı kaliteli. Oynarken hem korktum hem keyif aldım. Bu iki duyguyu aynı anda yaşattı oyun :D

Un poco para poner el contexto, las Backrooms es un creepypasta basado en un laberinto infinito en otra dimensión con distintos niveles en los que puedes encontrar absolutamente de todo y del que solo puedes salir si tienes suerte. Backrooms Level X es un buen punto de entrada para cualquier persona que esté mínimamente interesada en las Backrooms (de hecho, es la primera vez que juego a algo relacionado con estas) y que no sabe muy bien por dónde empezar ya que hay cientos y cientos de juegos con esta temática. El juego te permite ver una pequeña parte de este universo infinito y de sus ¿habitantes? con algún que otro sustito. Por otro lado, estoy seguro que aquellos fans del creepypasta van a disfrutar mucho de la obra. Destacar que algunos verán su corta duración como un punto negativo del juego, pero admitamos que en una industria donde se pelean en ver cuántas horas es posible alargar un juego de forma completamente innecesaria, experiencias tan cortitas dejan un buen sabor de boca. Por otro lado, sí que existe algún pequeño error como que el personaje empieza a caminar de lado mientras caminas a hacia delante, pero no afectan para nada a la experiencia, simplemente se corrige levantando la tecla, volviéndola a pulsar y arreando.

Backroom Level X is a chilling and immersive horror experience that instantly reminded me of The Exit 8, both the game and the movie. The atmosphere is unsettling from the very start—the endless corridors, buzzing lights, and strange details make you feel like you’re trapped in a surreal nightmare. What I really enjoyed is how the game mixes exploration with tension. The puzzles are clever and subtle, encouraging you to notice every little change in the environment, just like in The Exit 8. At the same time, the sound design and visuals constantly keep you on edge, making every step feel uncertain. If you’re a fan of psychological horror that blends mystery, atmosphere, and clever design, Backroom Level X is absolutely worth playing. It’s eerie, addictive, and captures that same uncanny vibe that makes The Exit 8 so memorable.

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不符合預期 以150元的價格 30分鐘就結束 我滿腦子???

This is a terrible backrooms experience. They thought they would be cute and put G-man from Half Life in it, and it's also only 40 minutes long. No exploration or the comfy, nostalgia and cozy feelings you get from good backroom games. It's more or less a linear maze. More maze than anything else. They SHOULD call it "Backrooms: dumb maze"