
An indie psychological horror experience about surviving infinity. Navigate an endless expanse of rooms, ascend through various levels, gather items and artifacts, avoid going insane, evade corrupted entities, and see just how deep the realm known as The Backrooms goes.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Portuguese - Brazil, Romanian, Russian, Spanish - Latin America, Swedish +6 more
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if enjoy a slow burn story, you will like this game, this game doesnt offer much but the end is great.
I had fun
nice game. I like it, has alot of levels, entities, objects, etc.
самая лучшая, атмосферная игра
By far the best backrooms game steam has to offer if you just want to immerse yourself and live inside of a backrooms universe. If you want to mind-numbingly walk through endless halls of insanely varied and impressively generated rooms and dozens (over 30!) infinite levels that all offer each their own quirks and certain events, constantly fearing very creatively designed monsters (for their limitations that is, they don't seem to be able to properly path themselves through the halls, but the dev did a great job at hiding that by having very creative pathing and enemy design of each entity.) Also honestly my favorite part is just playing in free mode and seeing what each level has to offer, you could honestly spend hours in most and it's insanely cool how many secrets and little gimmicks I've found in the levels themselves. Beating the game is a heartracing and kind of brutal journey, but feels well worth it by the end and you will go through hours of very diverse and tense backrooms, and who could ask for more? Lastly, while I am sad to see the developer has given up on major updates, I personally think this game has much more to offer even as a side project, and is the most impressive procedural generation of a backrooms game I have seen by far, with each level having its own general type of layout, multiple floors to certain levels, and very diverse paths, some levels can be wide open with just a few sporadic houses, while others are so tight you feel you can barely breath the whole level. But I hear he is still keeping the game supported at least, and providing minor fixes and touches every now and again. I do understand after a while of pouring your heart into something ambition and love for the project itself can slowly fade, but this game will forever be until another game like it comes out, the only true way to Enter the Backrooms in a virtual simulation.
it controls so INSANELY bad i had to instantly refund it
Very Cool Game but i was Stück in Level one for 4 hours and it SUCKS to be Stück in a Level still pretty cool game
заебца ,чуствую себя как дома
I think this is the best backrooms game i ever played, it definitely was worth it. Literally first game i wanted to play when i got my brand new PC, i recommend this game if you love backrooms!
Really needs optimization and I have never felt worse turning in a video game
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