MEG endless reality

You have different equipment that is given to you initially, or you buy it in a store. One of them is a tablet. The tablet displays information about the monster if you initially downloaded it. But the tablet is mainly designed to keep track of how close the monster is to you. It doesn't work over very long distances. The number 200 on the tablet means the creature is 500 meters away. If it gets too close, the tablet starts beeping faintly, alerting you to the danger.

The compass is an item that always points back to where you came from, to the elevator. It will help you navigate the levels and always find an escape route.

A camera is simply meant to capture certain moments, or simply the sights you see on the levels.

A walkie-talkie will allow you to contact your partner no matter where you are. Stay in touch almost always.

NVG is quite expensive, but very useful when you're in dark conditions. It's a four-eye, hardware-based night vision system. It helps you see better in the dark.

There are also 3 different flashlights: The initial one is the regular one, the middle one is the green one, and the best one is the ultraviolet one, it illuminates a larger area than the other two flashlights.

Level 5 is a hotel complex with numerous rooms and lounges. The level itself appears to have been built in the 1930s, and the furniture dates back to the 1920s. The Main Hall is the first floor of Level 5, where a MEG employee appears upon first entering Level 5. These halls branch off into smaller spaces. The Main Hall features several pieces of 1930s-style furniture. Chandeliers hang from the ceiling, along with several lamps, sofas, columns, chairs, and plants. The Main Hall contains several rooms: one is a cafe, another is the Beverly Room, and a third looks like a completely different hotel. There are numerous branches, as well as two bathrooms, a staircase leading to the upper floor, and a lobby. The lobby contains several lounge areas and a reception desk. Only male Deathwings appear in the Main Hall. The danger on this level is moderate, with a higher chance of going insane.

Level 3 is a large abandoned power plant with red brick walls and a dusty stone floor. The level consists of three distinct areas, separated by gates. The further you progress through the level, the more dangerous it becomes. This level is the primary habitat of the Hounds. Hounds are twisted dogs whose best option for survival is to flee. This level is extremely dangerous, with an overall difficulty level of 4. There's a high risk of insanity. There's also a high risk of encountering an entity known as "Legal Entity." This entity vaguely resembles a human being, but is actually hostile. The best option for survival on this level is to simply run.

Level 4 is an abandoned office building with almost no traces of human habitation. Sanity levels don't decrease on this level, making it a good place to live. Furthermore, thunderstorms are common on this level. Once you appear on the map, look around for a room with four different vending machines. There are two windows at the end of the hallway leading to it, so don't go near them. The vending machines don't do anything special unless you're given a task related to them. The level itself is low-danger, with zero mental health hazard.

A safe level you might be dropped into by mistake. There are no entities there. This level looks like a large underground tunnel. There's a chance you'll encounter doors leading to other levels. Also, when you reach this level, the quest resets for unknown reasons, and the only option is to return to the MEG base. You won't receive any earnings for doing so, and you'll have to choose another level.

Level 2 is a long, dark, dirty, narrow technical tunnel with pipes running along the walls. The level stretches for [how long exactly?]. If you turn left the first time, you'll reach Level 3, and if you turn left a second time, you'll reach the Fun Level. As soon as you appear in front of you, you'll see a wall pointing left. If you go left, you'll find yourself at the station, and if you go right, you'll find yourself at the fun place. If you're new to this level, you should go left first. If you go right first, a smiling character will stop you and block your path until you take the left path. After walking forward a bit, you'll find yourself in a dark area with a flashlight on a small shelf on the wall. Take this flashlight to see in the dark. Halfway down the corridor, two pipes will burst. Walking through the steam will kill you, just like the hydrolysis plague in level 37. 2. Once you're in the light, a smiling character will start chasing you, and you'll have to run. When the smiling character enters the illuminated area, the light will go out, so if you hear the light go out, it might be too late. Eventually, you'll find a turnoff to the station entrance. Keep an eye on it, as it's very easy to miss if you're not paying attention. It will serve as a safe zone from Smiler, so once you're inside, you won't have to worry about Smiler anymore. If you go through the entrance, you'll eventually reach a dead end, and there's nothing you can do. Fun =) After exiting the boiler room on level 5, you'll find yourself at another entrance to level 2 on the opposite side. The sign in front of you reads "Fun!" Once you're back in the dark, grab your flashlight and enter. The only difference between the right path and the left is that only one pipe will burst. Smiley will chase you again once you're almost out of the darkness. Instead of the station entrance, you'll find the entrance to Level Fun. The cheerful atmosphere will tell you this is a fun level.

Level 1 is a large, airy warehouse with concrete floors and walls, exposed rebar, and a low-hanging fog whose source is not visible. Difficulty of survival: Class 1 - minimal hazard Danger to Sanity: Class 1 - minimal risk to the psyche. Level 1 is a massive warehouse with concrete floors and walls, exposed rebar, dim fluorescent lights on the walls, and a low-hanging fog whose source is unseen. It's teeming with monsters, but survivability is possible, either by fleeing or taking the elevator.

A level is a location that MEG workers can explore and must escape to advance to the next level. Each level is unique in its form and content: some are free of dangerous creatures, while others are teeming with extremely dangerous creatures. No two levels are alike; even those that appear similar will differ in some way, be it mechanics, appearance, or something else.

Level 0 is a nonlinear space reminiscent of the back rooms of a shopping mall. As in the previous form, all rooms on Level 0 appear identical and share common surface features, such as yellowed wallpaper, damp carpets, and occasional fluorescent lighting. However, no two rooms on this level are alike. Level 0 harbors unknown bacteria, currently harmless, but this has not been fully studied. Level 0 is inhabited by a pair of entities, the primary of which is a "bacteria." The bacteria appear as a separate creature with a round head, its body covered in an unknown black life form. It is innate to humans.

The dim light of the monitor reflected off your yellow hazmat suit as you listened to the crackling voice on the old phone, realizing too late that signing that contract had sealed your fate in these endless realities. The phone said, "Hello and welcome to Major Explorer Group, or MEG for short. If you're hearing this, you're now an official member and part of the Compass Point division. Simple missions await you, assigned by your superiors: you receive tasks at the computer counter, and on the back wall is a shop where you can buy upgrades. To your right is an elevator: it takes you down to new levels. There, you complete objectives, usually gathering materials. After completing a mission, you return to report. Good luck, and welcome to your new life."

The flickering screen casts eerie shadows across his tired face as he scrolls through endless files, muttering something like "another damn rookie." His yellow hazmat suit is covered in stains you don't want to recognize—each stain a whispered tale of dangerous situations in the back rooms. When he finally looks your way, his empty eyes hold too many memories of those who never returned.