Backrooms: Survival

•Personal information: Name: {{user}} Age: 21 Years Birth: ██/██/ 2005 Occupation: University student, (user chooses their occupation) Status: Single Height: (User's choice) Nationality: (User's choice).

The {{user}} 's main data upon entering the Backrooms is 0, but as they try to survive, their skills can slowly increase to adapt to the unfamiliar environment. •Data: -Threat Level: 0 (The player's threat level dynamically increases the difficulty and behavior of the NPC). -Credits: C 0. -Experience: 0/8500 XP. -Level: Novice 0. -Current status: Alive. -Maximum Inventory Space: 10KG.

•Skills: -Resistance: ?/10 (Increases resistance to perform physical actions by 5% per level). -Dexterity: ?/10 (Improves melee combat efficiency, increasing attack speed by 1.5% and reducing durability loss by 2% per level). -Physical resistance: ?/10 (Reduces damage received from NPCs by 1% per level). -Strength: ?/10 (Increases melee damage against NPCs by 1.5% per level).

•Levels: -Common levels: Novice, Explorer, Beginner, Tracker, Survivor, Level Finder, Paris, Vagabond, Walker. -Sublevels: Exile, Observer, Sentinel, Stalker, Anomaly, Null Walker, Echo, OmegaΩ. Regular levels require 8500 experience points, while sublevels require 6000 experience points to advance once you reach a sublevel. Once you complete a level through 10 evolutions, you will automatically be rewarded with credits, and as you evolve, the reward increases threefold each time you do so.

Progress, innovation and unity... Leader: The First❔ The Major Explorer Group (MEG) is an expansionist and influential group in the Backrooms. It is recognized as the largest group in the Backrooms. The MEG is currently the largest faction in the Backrooms, created with the goal of finding an escape route. It is divided into smaller teams, focusing on various tasks such as scouting, mapping areas, and eliminating hostile entities. "The First" is credited with starting it all, founding the organization sometime before 1800, though the exact date is unknown. From the beginning, the MEG was perceived as a striking, massive, and/or capable group, given that at that time, groups either didn't exist or were just forming; one could say it took the first steps toward a possible civilization in the backrooms. Hierarchy: •The First •High Command •Head of Security, Head of Science, Head of Surveillance •Scientists •Team of •Rescue and Search Team •RECON Reconnaissance Teams •Armed Research and Exploration Team •Explorers Bases and Outposts: Base Alpha - Level 1 (Considered as Headquarters) Beta Base - Level 2 Gamma Base - Level 3 Omega Base - Level 4 Outpost: House Maintenance - Level 5 Cave Thieves - Level 8 Delta Base - Level 11 Outpost: Blinding Darkness - Level 6 Relationships with other groups: •BNTG - Very good •Security in the Level - Very good •UEC - Pretty bad

Security in the Level is a group created in 2021 by its current leader, Glad G. IV, better known as u/bygladgg. In 2023, the group signed an agreement with the MEG, becoming partly a subdivision of the latter, but still operating independently. Goals: •Increase the security of the nine main levels. •Convert Level 1 into Habitable Class. •Continue adding safety signs and posters. •Extinguish Level 1 (doubtful) entities. •Expand to higher and lower levels. •To clear oneself of controversies. •Provide medicine at all possible levels. Current functions: Security in the Level is not only responsible for level security, but also has a significant influence on classifications such as Survival Difficulties. They have a collaborative department with the MEG that analyzes and classifies levels. As already mentioned, Security in the Level improves the security of the levels in the following ways: •By placing warning signs, such as HOT ZONE or DANGER signs (at Euclidean levels, of course). •Artificially blocking roads that lead to dangerous areas. •Adding panels with tips and exit indicators. •Removing harmful elements from the terrain. Hierarchy and Positions: •Concrete Security and Medical Post - Level 1 •Oil Security Post - Level 1. •Safety and Mental Medicine Post - Level 2. •Carpet Security and Medical Post - Level 4. •Security Post Gray Carpet - Level 4. •Marble Security and Medical Post - Level 5. •Security in the Level Headquarters - Level 11. •Concrete Security and Medical Post - Level 11. •Asphalt Security and Medical Post - Level 11. •Security and Medical Post Coating - Level 11. •Other smaller bases at higher and negative levels. Relationship with other groups: •MEG - Very good •BNTG - Neutral •UEC - Bad

Backrooms Nonaligned Trade Group - BNTG Backroom Trade The Neutral Trading Group in the Backrooms is a group in itself comprised of various mercenaries and assassins who have a diverse selection of resources to trade with almost anyone. Description: The BNTG is a large faction that exists in the Backrooms based on the concept of trade, initially created by the MEG, which would later gradually begin to become independent of them. The BNTG is responsible for being a group that sends supplies to bases, outposts, and communities that do not belong to any group, sending firearms of any level, food, drinks, etc. Aim: The BNTG's objective hasn't changed since its inception; they simply aim to deliver supplies to independent groups residing on other levels. They don't do things like exterminate entities because it would be highly controversial, or because other groups already handle that. The method of delivering resources varies depending on the level and the quantity being transported. If it's a small amount and the level is secure, several agents can carry it on foot without issue. Hierarchy: •George McCarson - Leader •Management and Operational Directors •Class 2 Research, Exploration and Infantry Chiefs •Class 2 Research, Exploration and Infantry Troops •Departments: Hospital, Police and Security, Fire, Commercial and Food, Resources, and Armament •Soldiers •News programs • Janitors •Guides •Civilians Bases: •Fortress/Merchants' Tower - Level 1 • Office Space EL3A - Office Space EL3A (Level 2) •Ease of Storage - Level 3 •Other bases at higher levels Relationship with other groups: •MEG - Pretty good •Security in the Level - Neutral •UEC - Pretty bad

Outstanding Explorers Coalition (UEC) Leader: Diana Stewards The UEC is a specialized, war-to-do group paving the way for future generations. Safety and the pursuit of well-being are our highest priorities. Our dedicated task forces are highly trained to confront the most dangerous threats this hostile environment has to offer. Squadrons: •Partisans of Arete: This is our combat-based task force specializing in expanding our influence level by level, risking their lives with every mission. •National Defense Force: The HDF is the UEC's domestic protection. They serve to protect you, from predatory entities to our sworn enemies; our home guard. •Servants of Ponos: The scavengers are highly trained members of a squad dedicated to the collection and recovery of valuable materials used for the recovery of our glorious home and military personnel. •Circe Research Team: The Circe team, founded by "Mrs. White", is a small research group that specializes in studying infectious entities and their means of propagation. Colony and Outposts: •Level 76 - A prominent outpost/city used for resource gathering. Although dangerous, I assure you that the Arete Partisans have kept the density of entities low, making the danger level virtually nonexistent. The residents here appreciate our presence. We provide them with everything they need to live a happy and peaceful life without the presence of the environmental beasts found in Dendroga.

All objects will be classified by means of a colored stripe; below are the following classification levels from Largest↑ to Smallest↓. [Smuggling Level - Yellow Band]. [Prototype - Crimson Stripe]. [Specialist - Pink Stripe]. [Restricted - Purple Stripe]. [Contractor Level - Dark Blue Strip]. [Field Level - Cyan Strip]. [Standard Edition - White Stripe].

The following items will be included: •Light stick Level: Standard Edition Use: Illuminates dark areas when thrown Weight: 0.2KG. •Glass Bottle Level: Standard Edition Utility: N/A Weight: 0.5KG. •Can of Almond Water Appearance: A yellow can Level: Standard Edition Usefulness: Heals 5 health and energy points, has 4 uses Weight: 0.5KG. •Almond Water Bottle Appearance: Yellow bottle with a silver cap Level: Field Level Usefulness: Heals 10 health and energy points, has 6 uses Weight: 1KG. •Energy Bar Appearance: Sealed bar with small blue packaging Level: Field Level Utility: You gain 50 energy points if it is drained Weight: 0.5KG. •Liquid pain Appearance: Red can with dark Level: Restricted Utility: Will remove 5 health points for 1 second until death Weight: 1KG. •Can of Adrenaline Appearance: Can with a light pink color Level: Specialist Usefulness: No energy drain and speed will increase by 20%. Weight: 1KG.

Flashlights: •Basic Flashlight Level: Standard Edition Usefulness: It has a short light range and a 100% rechargeable battery. Weight: 0.5KG. •Steel Light Level: Field Level Usefulness: It has a longer light range, shines brighter, and has a 100% rechargeable battery. Weight: 0.5KG. •Search Engine Light Level: Field Level Utility: It has a range equal to steel and a long-lasting battery. Weight: 0.5KG. •Tactical Light Level: Restricted Benefits: It has a longer range and longer battery life. Weight: 0.5KG.

•Baseball bat Level: Field Level Weight: 1.5KG. •Kitchen knife Level: Field Level Weight: 0.3KG. •Tube Level: Field Level Weight: 1.5KG. •Lever Level: Field Level Weight: 1.5KG. •Axe Level: Field Level Weight: 0.9KG. •Changing knife Level: Contractor Level Weight: 0.5KG. •Golf club Level: Contractor Level Weight: 1.5KG. •M9 Bayonet Level: Contractor Level Weight: 1KG. •Karambit Level: Contractor Level Weight: 1KG. •Machete Level: Restricted Weight: 1.5KG •Beak Level: Restricted Weight: 2.3KG •Tomahawk Level: Restricted Weight: 0.7KG. •Shovel Level: Restricted Weight: 3.5KG. •Fire axe Level: Restricted Weight: 3KG. •Weaponry sword Level: Specialist Weight: 1.3KG. •Iron hammer Level: Prototype Weight: 4.5KG. •Katana Level: Smuggling Level Weight: 1.3KG.

Accessories: •Lightweight vest Level: Restricted Description: A lightweight, worn-out vest that offers basic protection. Utility: Blocks 10% of physical damage and increases inventory space to 2 kilograms. •Medium vest Level: Specialist Description: A standard vest that offers solid protection. Utility: Blocks 33% of physical damage, reduces mobility to 5%, and increases inventory space to 4 kilograms. •Heavy vest Level: Prototype Description: A heavy-duty vest designed for maximum protection. Utility: Blocks 50% of physical damage, reduces mobility by 10%, and increases inventory space to 6 kilograms. •Mining helmet Level: Contractor Level Description: Orange with reflectors to be seen by others in the light, worn on the head Use: You can place any flashlight on top of the helmet. • Canvas backpack Level: Prototype Description: A lightweight bag that can be used for transporting supplies Utility: Increases inventory space to 10 kilograms.

•Melee weapons have 100% durability, which can be depleted by attacking an enemy.

Ammunition: •Pistol Ammunition (9×19 / .45 ACP, etc...) Level: Contractor Level. •Shotgun Ammunition (12×70) Level: Restricted. •Tactical Ammunition (5.56×45 / 5.45×39 / .300 AAC, etc...) Level: Specialist •Magnum Ammunition (.500 S&W Magnum) Level: Restricted •Sniper ammunition (7.62×51) Level: Prototype. •Heavy Ammunition (12.7×55) Level: Prototype Level (Not marketable).

Firearms: • Ruger .22 | Pistol Ammunition (5.6×15) Level: Contractor Level Ammunition: 15 Weight: 0.5KG. •Makarov | Pistol Ammunition (9×18) Level: Restricted Ammunition: 8 Weight: 0.8KG. •PT92 | Pistol Ammunition (9×19) Level: Restricted Ammunition: 15 Weight: 1.1KG. •Stasfell | Pistol Ammunition (9×19) Level: Restricted Ammunition: 17 Weight: 1KG. •G17 | Pistol Ammunition (9×19) Level: Restricted Ammunition: 17 Weight: 1KG. •Colt Detective | Pistol Ammunition (9×19) Level: Specialist Ammunition: 6 Weight: 1KG. •M44 | Pistol Ammunition (9×19) Level: Restricted Ammunition: 6 Weight: 1KG. •DWM-19 | Pistol Ammunition (5.6×15) Level: Restricted Ammunition: 8 Weight: 1KG. •P250 | Pistol Ammunition (9×19) Level: Specialist Ammunition: 15 Weight: 1KG. •Puncher | Magnum Ammunition (.500 S&W) Level: Specialist Ammunition: 7 Weight: 1.5KG. •Desert Eagle | Magnum Ammunition (.500 S&W) Level: Specialist Ammunition: 8 Weight: 1.5KG. •FNP-45 (With silencer) | Pistol Ammunition (9×19) Level: Specialist Ammunition: 15 Weight: 1.2KG. MAC-10 | Pistol Ammunition (9×19) Level: Specialist Ammunition: 32 Weight: 1.9KG. UZI | Pistol Ammunition (9×19) Level: Specialist Ammunition: 20 Weight: 2.4KG. Remington 870 | Shotgun Ammunition (12×70) Level: Specialist Ammunition: 6 Weight: 2.9KG.

HT5 (With silencer) | Pistol Ammunition (9×19) Level: Prototype Ammunition: 30 Weight: 2.3KG. XM1014 | Shotgun Ammunition (12×70) Level: Prototype Ammunition: 10 Weight: 3.2KG. M4A1 | Tactical Ammunition (5.56×45) Level: Prototype Ammunition: 30 Weight: 2.6KG. AKS-74U | Tactical Ammunition (7.62×39) Level: Prototype Ammunition: 30 Weight: 2.6KG M14 (With telescopic sight) | Sniper ammunition (7.62×51) Level: Prototype Ammunition: 10 AK-47 | Tactical Ammunition (7.62×39) Level: Prototype Ammunition: 30 Weight: 3KG. Thompson | Hand Ammunition (11×43) Level: Protopipo Ammunition: 50 Weight: 3.4KG. Franchi-12 | Shotgun Ammunition (12×70) Level: Prototype Ammunition: 8 Weight: 4KG. RSH-12 | Heavy Ammunition (12.7×55) Level: Smuggling Level Ammunition: 6 Weight: 2.5KG. Badger .300 (With silencer) | Tactical Ammunition (.300 AAC BLK) Level: Smuggling Level Ammunition: 30 Weight: 2.4KG. Saiga-12 | Shotgun Ammunition (12×70) Level: Smuggling Level Ammunition: 20 Weight: 3.5KG. VSS Vintorez | Sniper Ammunition (9×39) Level: Smuggling Level Ammunition: 10 Weight: 3KG. ASh-12 | Heavy Ammunition (12.7×55) Level: Smuggling Level Ammunition: 15 Weight: 2.5KG. -Keep in mind that Contraband Level weapons are almost impossible to obtain in the Backrooms in a box.

•Utilities Granada (M67) Level: Restricted Usefulness: High damage upon detonation Weight: 1KG. Molotov Level: Restricted Use: Spreads flames when it falls to the ground Weight: 1KG. Incendiary grenade Level: Specialist Utility: More damaging and effective than the Molotov cocktail, greater damage, more chaos Weight: 1KG. Approach mine Level: Specialist Use: It can be placed on the ground; it may explode if stepped on. Weight: 2KG. Lighting gun Level: Specialist Use: A gun designed to illuminate dark areas; it uses a bright flare or glow stick for charging. Weight: 1KG. Communication radio Level: Contractor Level Purpose: Radio used to talk on various channels, ranging from R1 to R16. Entity Tracker Level: Specialist Utility: Can detect entities at a distance of more than 400-450 meters, displaying the entity's name and danger, used by explorers and the AHG. Weight: 1KG. Mobile turret Level: Prototype Utility: Used by LSFG forces to clear entities more quickly, it can be moved from place to place, requires Pistol ammunition to use and is automatic. Weight: 5KG. Whistle Level: Contractor Level Usefulness: Used to reveal location to others, does not attract entities to its position and is widely used by exploration groups. Weight: 0.1KG. Camera Level: Contractor Level Uses: Allows recording, taking photos and night vision, for evidence and explorations. Weight: 0.3KG. Entity Trap Level: Prototype Usefulness: Similar to a bear trap but advanced, the trap will emit alarms for 10 minutes nonstop. Weight: 3KG. Ping-Dropper Scoreboard Level: Contractor Level Utility: Marks important locations that are displayed on a small screen of the device; the mark shown is an exclamation mark "⚠️". Weight: 0.3KG. Lock picks Level: Contractor Level Usefulness: Used to open crates that require this; you only get one chance. Weight: 0.2KG.

Trading is a way to acquire items, weapons, and any other type of object you can imagine. Trading is primarily conducted at MEG outposts and bases for exchange with other factions, neutral groups, and allies. All items are purchased with credits. MEG does not sell or buy contraband weapons due to their rarity and difficulty of acquisition. There is a storage limit for each item and a purchase level limit. The shop will reset every 10 minutes to add more products for sale. Near the merchant's stall, there will be a trading area where you can exchange items or other goods (including items of any level) with a member or anyone else.

•Credits Credits are the main currency and economic system within the Backrooms, and their symbol is "C". Besides having a banking system in the bases, they can be obtained by assassinating entities, and you also gain experience for doing so. There are cards that give different amounts of money: Blue card → 200-300 credits. Green card → 500-700 credits. Purple card → 1.2K credits. Black card → 1.5K credits. Silver card → 5K credits. Taking one of these cards will increase your credit depending on the color.

•Boxes Crates are the primary way to obtain items. They have different colored bands to indicate their rank and value. The most common crates are those without bands, also known as Standard Edition crates. Crates can be found on any level of the Backrooms, and are frequently encountered if you're in a pinch and need a decent meal. There's a specialized variant that can be opened with lockpicks or a crowbar. To open it, you must have the necessary precision based on the grade (5°, 7.5°, etc.), and only then will you be able to claim your loot.

In a gray metal box with a black fabric lining for a softer feel, called "Stash," you can store items in an inventory with a maximum capacity of 100 kilograms. It doesn't have a designer, as it's always present on every level. You can store and hide things for later use. You'll find your belongings inside a box that will help you with storage needs. Even MEG has one of these strange boxes without its own designer. •Benefits: You can store things inside without anyone being able to steal them, because no matter how many identical boxes you find on any level, your things will be there without anything missing. •Locations: Some boxes will be placed on different levels, for example, on Level 0, always away from other individuals or any entity so that they can be used by high-level Vagrants or {{user}} .

•Origin: It was discovered by a MEG explorer on Level 1 during an excursion. At first, he didn't know if the box was a trap or just part of the level's decoration, but when he opened it, he found previously lost items. A strange feeling. He put an item from his backpack and left. On Level 11, he found the same box in a shopping mall. Opening it, he found the same item he had put there two days before, realizing the power the box contained. He eventually brought the case to MEG, adopting the box, now called "Warehouse."

•Yeah -You can store objects inside. -You can upgrade storage to a maximum of 90 kilograms until today. -They can't steal your belongings. •No -You mustn't destroy it. -You must not vandalize its structure.

•Entity ??, Bacteria Entity Hazard: Level 5 Habitat: Most levels Rarity: Common Extremely hostile The bacteria take on the appearance of a creature made of tangled wires, its skeletal structure formed by an unidentified black liquid. Its head resembles a large rock, and it stands two meters tall. It is hostile to any individual it deems worthy prey. It will always emit squeals and cries when wandering or in a neutral state, but upon detecting prey, it may begin to scream while pursuing it, causing maximum fear to weaken its target. They are easy to kill if you are in a group, or if you are alone and have a superior firearm to shoot it before it has time to react.

•Entity 10, Skin Thieves Entity Hazard: Level 5 Habitat: Most levels Rarity: Uncommon Extremely hostile The Skin Thief appears as a pale yellow humanoid with bulging, completely white eyes. They have the ability to transform into the body of their prey to resemble a normal Vagabond. Their attacks can be swift and ruthless, but they are somewhat vulnerable to gunfire. They will always try to mimic the human behavior of a Vagabond. In their transformed form, the entity's eyes will appear in the eyes of the body they have taken over, making them easy to identify. They have a life cycle, going through stages: tadpoles, adults, and elders. Attempting to attack them can be challenging, as they possess highly developed reflexes that allow them to dodge attacks even without seeing them, but they cannot dodge a gunshot.

•Entity 15, Insane Entity Hazard: Level 4 Habitat: Most levels Rarity: Uncommon Extremely hostile An Insane's appearance closely resembles that of a human, being a kind of "mutated" version of one. They have bright red skin very similar to exposed human flesh and generally exhibit certain deformities due to the appearance of cysts, emerging holes, or muscular swelling. One of the most characteristic features of these entities is their enormous smiles caused by their peculiar anatomies. They always carry a random Field Level melee weapon. Variants: -Wretch: It is the most common variant of the Insane, with red flesh and black eyes. -Husk: It is a fast variant of the entity, they are of a discolored flesh and of short stature. -Brute: They are large compared to the others, they have normal meat, but their height is 2.5 meters tall, making them intimidating. -The insane may have various random outfits that indicate their previous human life (scarves, helmets, gas masks, etc.).

•Entity ??, Somber Entity Hazard: Level 2 Habitat: Dark Zones of Levels Rarity: Uncommon Extremely hostile The Somber entity resembles an adult human, but is completely black with a glowing smile on its face. Its behavior is almost peaceful if unprovoked. It will always pursue any detected individual and lunge at them to frighten them, causing them to bleed before disappearing. Its greatest weakness is light, so shining a light on its body when provoked is helpful. In addition to venturing out of the darkness to pursue its provoker, its body is bulletproof, so it cannot be harmed no matter how hard you try. They also exist in two genders: male and female, with the same appearance and behavior.

•Entity 3, Smiler Entity Hazard: 5 Habitat: Dark areas Rarity: Fairly common Extremely hostile Smilers, scientifically known as Risus Periculosum, are highly hostile entities common in most levels with dark areas. They are easily identifiable thanks to their reflective eyes and teeth that glow even in the deepest darkness. These entities are notorious predators of humans, their only known food source. They are believed to be highly intelligent, as they can easily devise almost unavoidable pursuit strategies, generally at incomprehensible speeds. Their structure consists of a circular, floating shadow called the "Black Flame," which acts as a protective layer for their invisible organs. They are attracted to light, so distracting them with a luminous object would help, but fire is their weakness.

•Entity 9, Faceling Hazard Entity: Undetermined Habitat: A large part of the levels Rarity: Common Undefined entity behavior❔ Entity 9, frequently referred to as Facelings, or scientifically known as 'Homo Nonfacies' are a species of humanoid beings that inhabit the vast majority of levels of the Backrooms currently known, clearly being one of the most common entities to find within reality. Their appearance mimics that of humans; however, they possess several unsettling and unorthodox abnormalities in their bodies that distinguish them from human beings; they have no faces. The behavior of facelings cannot be precisely determined, as each one has unique behaviors, conduct, and personalities that make each individual of the species distinct. They share many common thought processes that connect them as beings. There is a variety of facelings, including elderly adults, young adults, and children.

•Entity 8, Bloodhounds Entity Hazard: 4 Habitat: Various levels Rarity: Common Very hostile These entities are found on various levels of the Backrooms, preferring locations that appear abandoned or offer strategic hiding places. Despite their strong canine-like appearance, they also possess human traits, sharing many attributes with canines, including reasoning abilities and the use of tools. This has allowed the Hounds to adapt and survive even in levels where food was scarce or the environment hostile, as they seize every opportunity, such as hunting a vagrant or constructing makeshift shelters from materials they find on their chosen level.

•Entity 42, Memory Worms Entity Hazard: Class Ψ Habitat: Various levels and Negative Levels Rarity: Extremely rare Mental danger The Memory Worm resembles a larva or worm with teeth in its mouth. This entity is peculiar, possessing metaphysical abilities which it uses to dominate and devour its prey, most of whom are explorers. The Memory Worm uses its metaphysical abilities to subdue its prey through false illusions. These illusions are based on the victim's memories, affecting them in a way that psychologically alters them. This can include making victims believe they are at home and that the Memory Worm is a loved one waiting for them with open arms, or making them believe they are in a childhood location, places they have known for a long time, and so on. These are opportunities for the entity to devour its victim.

•Entity 4, Death Moths Entity Hazard: 4 Habitat: Level 5 and various levels Rarity: Common Undefined entity behaviors Death Moths are entities very similar to the lepidoptera commonly found in the Frontrooms, with the sole difference being that they are large creatures, with a wingspan of around 2 meters. The surface of these wings is covered in a thick layer of gray hair, which is not only rough but also exceptionally tough.

Its head is comparatively small in relation to its body. On the sides of its head are compound eyes made up of thousands of ommatidia that exhibit a deep black coloration. It has a pair of long, feathery antennae. These antennae help it detect pheromones and other chemicals in the air, which aids it in finding food and mates. Death's-head moths have a sharp, thin proboscis capable of piercing and sucking out their prey. Behavior: Males have a strong attraction to almond water, so they can be tamed responsibly. Female death's-head moths secrete a particular substance known as moth jelly after fertilization. This substance was primarily formulated to attract males of their species. By consuming this jelly, males become completely submissive to the female. However, this jelly is an excellent source of nutrition for the moths. It can even improve their mood. Nevertheless, females are very hostile to any entity, so it is recommended to avoid approaching them.

•No-Clip Frequency: 3/5 Effectiveness: 4/5 Danger: ?/5 The No-clip (verbalized as noclipping) is one of the most common phenomena that can manifest in The Backrooms, and it is the reason why you came here. Describing the No-clip phenomenon is often complicated. It's referred to as the "transport" of an object or person to a different location caused by constant acceleration against a "corrupted" surface, usually solid. This is often described as "going through the wall." Sometimes, no kinetic energy (movement) is needed for the No-clip to manifest; it simply generates enough kinetic energy to accelerate against the "corrupted" surface, causing the person to be transported from one place to another. Although the No-clip is generally used to move between levels, it's also the reason many people end up in the Backrooms, as this phenomenon occurs outside of them (somehow, supposedly due to glitches in reality). It's worth noting that the No-clip can happen involuntarily and, in many cases, without any need for exposure to speed. It can also occur invariably at a specific point, leading to another specific point. It is believed that there is a way to "master" this phenomenon, that is, to make it pass through a solid object at any time and be sent to the desired location. While it is known that certain entities are capable of mastering the No-clip, to date it is unknown whether a homeless person could achieve this, or at least that those who know how to do it prefer to keep it confidential. However, excessive and careless practice of this phenomenon can result in the homeless person ending up at a level considered dangerous or even in The Void.

•Insanity Syndrome🧠⚡ Frequency: 4/5 Effectiveness: 4/5 Danger: 4/5 Phenomenon 7, also known as the Insanity Syndrome, or less formally, the Insane Cycle, is a multi-stage, anomalous psychological affliction unique to the vagrants who reside in the Backrooms. Being extremely pervasive across almost every level of this reality, nearly everyone who enters will eventually be at risk of, or directly subject to, its influence. In conjunction with the mundane mental symptoms of a prolonged stay in The Backrooms, the Insanity Syndrome and its properties are possibly the most prevalent threat any homeless person in this reality will face, requiring great mental discipline and caution to avoid it. The Insanity Syndrome is the phenomenon that causes the loss of sanity, insanity or madness that a homeless person could suffer to the point of ending up as an insane person. •Symptoms: (Taken directly from the article that speaks directly about this entity). Stage 1: During the first stage, the human being goes insane. Symptoms of insanity can include schizophrenia, psychosis, or any other known mental disorder. Almond water often cures their insanity. Stage 2: During this stage, your skin will begin to turn red and raw. Almond water can heal it, but you may still have permanent scarring. Stage 3: Their bodies will gain more insane traits. If they are of the "normal" variety at Level 0, they will begin to smile constantly and lose the ability to change their expression. They will scream in pain if given almond water. If given enough almond water, they may die, but there have been some cases where they have regained their sanity, albeit with horrific physical deformities. Stage 4: They will be completely insane, possessing all the traits of their type. Nothing can cure them. There are rumors of a fourth stage of benevolent madness, but these are unconfirmed.

The Frontrooms (The Real World) The Frontrooms is the term used within the lore to refer to our reality, the real world as you know it. Environment: Everything we know was created from the Big Bang explosion, an event that gave rise to our universe. Normality: It is planet Earth, with its stable laws of physics, the linear passage of time, society, ordinary technology, and everyday life. The Original "Safe Zone": For humans who end up trapped in the Backrooms, the Frontrooms are the lost home, the concept of "salvation," and the place they desperately try to return to (although in most versions, returning is almost impossible). The Starting Point: Every journey to the Backrooms begins in a null zone, when someone experiences a glitch in reality.

•The Backrooms (The Alternate Dimension) It is an endless network of liminal spaces (transitional places that feel strangely familiar yet empty). These are accessed through No-clipping, a glitch in reality where a person accidentally passes through a wall or floor of the real world. This "other world" is defined by three fundamental pillars: Level 0 (The Beginning): The most famous area. It's an endless maze of deserted offices with yellowing walls, damp carpets, and the unbearable hum of flickering fluorescent lights. Level Structure: Levels are what constitute the Backrooms as a whole. Levels can vary in shape and size: some may be outdoors, while others may be indoors. A level is a spatial anomaly, infinite or finite, with unusual properties that distinguish it from other levels. The most common features within the Backrooms are its numerous corridors, large, labyrinthine structures that can disorient some visitors.

•Level 0, The Lobby Difficulty of Survival: 0, Partially Secure, Not Secured, and Minimum Number of Entities. Level 0, also known as "The Lobby", is the first level of The Backrooms, and the first location where most homeless people will find themselves upon entering from reality. Level 0 is an infinite, non-Euclidean space resembling the back room of an old shop. This level is primarily known for its disorienting layout and distinctive yellowish-white wallpaper. All the rooms on Level 0 share the same surface characteristics: worn and damp carpets, scattered electrical outlets, and haphazardly placed fluorescent lights. Additional information: Being the first level, this is where new Vagrants always drop, and it is also likely to find RECON Unit bases or outposts.

•Level 1, Habitable Zone Difficulty of Survival: 1, Insurance, Insured and Minimum Number of Entities. Level 1 is a standard warehouse with concrete floors and walls. Exposed rebar, tools, industrial vehicles (such as hand trucks and forklifts), supply boxes, parking spaces, and walkways can be found there. Additional Information: Unlike Level 0, this level has a constant supply of water and electricity, allowing the vagrants to survive as long as proper precautions are taken. It's important to note that a random event occurs at this level: a blackout affecting one or more significant areas, sometimes up to 20 square kilometers. When this happens, entities become more active, making it easier for them to hunt, either individually or in groups. It's essential to carry a flashlight, as these blackouts can last for hours, days, or even weeks, leaving the affected area without light.

•Level 2, Piping System Survival Difficulty: 3, Unsafe, Unsecured, Low Number of Entities, and Abundant Heat Level 2 consists of an underground sewer system with narrow passageways and rooms. Both the walls and floor are made of concrete, making them virtually indestructible with currently known methods. Occasionally, staircases leading to lower levels can be found, but full exploration of these levels is rare due to the harsh conditions encountered at greater depths. Additional information: On this level, you'll find machines and pipes running throughout the area. Many of these are no longer functional, especially those on the upper levels. Working machines are usually located on the lower floors. It's a mystery why these pipes and machinery stop working so suddenly. Exercise caution, as some of the machines and pipes may be prone to collapse, making this a very unstable place and susceptible to unexpected changes.

•Level 3, Electrical Station Survival Difficulty: 3a - Environmental, Unsafe, Unsecured and Moderate Environmental Hazard Level 3 resembles a complex of rooms and corridors equipped with sophisticated machinery and electrical equipment. Its architecture suggests it is an abandoned but still operational power station. The Level 3 facilities are dilapidated, with rotting areas, loose wires, and large machines filling its seemingly endless space. Additional information: The ceiling will feature LED lights, pipes running throughout the level, and some speakers or other communication devices. The lighting is intermittent, with some areas well-lit and others completely dark, and the usual hum from previous levels will be present.

•Level 4, Abandoned Offices Survival Difficulty: Habitable, Safe, Seasonal Climate, and Free from Harmful Entities Level 4, also known as the "Abandoned Office," is an endless complex of rooms and corridors reminiscent of an office, with white walls and gray carpeting, and windows overlooking the outside. The main areas of the level are devoid of furniture or anything else not typically found in a conventional office, in contrast to some areas that still bear evidence of dark markings, suggesting they once housed office furniture. Unlike other levels, this level is not considered hazardous and, due to its resources, is deemed safe and suitable for colonies, outposts, or resupply points. For these reasons, it is one of the levels with the highest concentration of colonies and outposts. Additional information: Although the level has the appearance of an office building, there is no lower or upper floor on the level, although elevators have been seen, these do not connect to any floor, but are often entrances or exits to other levels of The Backrooms.

•Level 5, Hotel of Terror Difficulty of Survival: 5, Unsafe, Uninsured and Infested by Entities Level 5 is an endless hotel complex, featuring all the sections a hotel might have, such as lounges, ballrooms, guest rooms, restaurants, hallways, and maintenance rooms. The level's architecture suggests a 20th-century style, with furnishings reminiscent of the 1920s. However, several details on the level are combined with more modern elements, from lighting and decor to the overall architecture of an entire area. Additional information: There is a RECON base within the level that is responsible for helping Entity Vagrants and studying Level 5.

•Level 6, Lights out Survival Difficulty: Indeterminate, Mysterious Properties, Unknown Information, and Undocumented Entities Level 6 can be described as a sprawling complex of interconnected rooms resembling those of a house. The architecture suggests a contemporary style, based on the walls and door designs. The walls appear to be either off-white or dark beige. They are most likely made of a material like plaster or drywall, the floor seems to be concrete, and the doors appear to be wood. Additional information: There are many types of rooms within the level, such as living rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens. They typically vary in size, usually between 30 and 50 meters long. They are generally empty. Rooms may contain furniture of their respective categories (for example, beds can only be found in bedrooms). The corridors found here are usually narrow and very labyrinthine.

•Level 7, Thalassophobia Survival Difficulty: Multi-eyed, Unsafe, Uninsured, and Stalked by an Entity Level 7 is a completely infinite ocean that stretches in all directions. It's worth noting that Level 7 is a combination of a flooded structure, which deepens as you descend, and a freshwater sea. However, exploring this level in detail is nearly impossible due to its inherent dangers and the high level of preparation required. Additional information: The only entity present here is The Fish. The aquatic entity outside can also be considered an entity of this level, although that is debatable, as it is believed that "The Outside" is simply a sublevel of this level or a separate level viewed through the windows of this level.

Level 8, Cave Systems Difficulty of Survival: 5, Unsafe, Uninsured and Infested by Entities Level 8 resembles a system of enormous caverns and smaller cave systems that twist and turn like any other collective underground system. Like Level 6, it is partially dark, lacking adequate light sources, which slightly hinders its documentation. The light emanating from Level 8 is typically artificial, of unknown origin, as if it permeates the walls, which then transmit it with a dim, opaque quality. It tends to be a very humid area, with almond water flowing from the walls and ceiling, specifically from the stalactites and stalagmites. Additional information: It has an Outpost made up of 54 MEG members, which is responsible for eliminating hostile entities and mapping routes for public transportation.

•Level 9, Dark Suburbs Difficulty of Survival: 5, Unsafe, Uninsured and Infested by Entities Level 9 is a sprawling, winding network of paved streets and roads lined with American-style residential homes, recreating a kind of modern suburban neighborhood. The level lacks any natural light, remaining perpetually shrouded in darkness. Furthermore, the few artificial light sources found on this level rarely function. Moreover, the level is enveloped in a thick fog that only exacerbates the darkness and lack of visibility, limiting visibility to approximately ten meters for those within it. Additional information: The streets and sidewalks at this level are in a state of disrepair, exposing the barren soil underneath, often teeming with moss and weeds.

•Level 10, The Abundant Harvest Difficulty of Survival: 1, Insurance, Insured and Minimum Number of Entities Level 10 is a vast pasture of wheat and barley fields stretching endlessly in all directions, divided into plots by rows of trees and shrubs. The weather on this level never seems to change from a leaden, overcast sky, punctuated by brief, infrequent bursts of light rain and fog. The gloomy atmosphere of Level 10, combined with its unchanging daylight, makes it somewhat difficult to perceive the weather, as only the occasional gusts of wind among the crops break the uniformity.

Due to its abundant resources and the absence of immediate dangers, Level 10 has been considered an ideal candidate for settlement in the Backrooms. The level's large supply of wheat and barley appears safe for consumption, according to reports from those who have explored it. However, further research is needed to better understand the nutritional properties of these resources and determine their suitability as a reliable food source.

•Level 11, Citadel Without End Difficulty of Survival: Citadel, Feasible Habitability, Relatively Secure, and Social Entities Level 11, also known by a variety of names such as "Endless Citadel," "Endless City," and "Anarchic Confederation of Ciudadora," among others, takes the form of a city (or collection of cities) that stretches seemingly endlessly across thousands upon thousands of square kilometers. While it has been compared to Level 9 in terms of size and structure, with suburbs replaced by cities, the differences are quite striking. Additional information: There is a particular effect that causes entities to behave like human beings without showing hostility and aggression towards the Vagabond.

Level 19, The Endless Attic Survival Difficulty: 3a - Environmental, Secure, Uninsured and Environmental Hazards Level 19 resembles an old wooden attic with non-Euclidean geometry. The type of wood is unknown, but it's similar to those seen in the 1980s, where dust is abundant [1]. Level 19 typically has a ceiling just over a meter high in the narrowest areas; however, this can vary, even reaching areas where the ceiling is practically nonexistent. The floor appears to be made entirely of wooden planks, which in some places are rotten or too weak to support much weight; for this reason, the MEG prohibits entry to anyone weighing over 70 kilograms. Within Level 19, light bulbs can be found hanging from wires. It is unknown whether these are connected to a power source or are simply malfunctioning; some bulbs are lit, and others are not.

Level 20, The Warehouse Survival Difficulty: 1a - Environmental, Safe, Assured, Environmental Hazard Level 20 is a modern, well-ventilated warehouse comprised of several types of giant halls and industrial corridors. The average hall is 12 meters high and can expand to 1,500 square meters, accommodating thousands of crates. The level has a dusty appearance and its structure seems unstable; however, there are no collapses. Each hall is supported by sturdy pillars. The temperature inside Level 20 remains constant at around 25°C (77°F), and no external factors are known to affect it. The level operates on a day-night cycle; both cycles last 6 hours, much shorter than an Earth day.

Level 37, Poolrooms Difficulty of Survival: 1, Safe, Insured, Minimum Number of Entities Level 37, sometimes referred to as the "Poolrooms," is a vast complex of interconnected rooms and corridors partially submerged in warm, rippling water. Each area of ​​the level varies greatly in size and structure, ranging from uniform pools and corridors to more open, irregularly shaped spaces. The walls, ceilings, and floors of the level appear to be constructed of the same white ceramic tiles, the only deviation being the blue-green hue of the water. These tiles are eerily immaculate, all identical to one another, with not a single trace of damage on their gleaming surfaces. The architecture of Level 37 is varied, yet rigid in its design; all areas of the level connect to each other haphazardly, with none having an easily identifiable purpose. Although the intended use of each zone is difficult to determine, they are far too large to adequately serve the function of a swimming pool.

Level 114, The Hot Desert Survival Difficulty: 0, Safe, Desolate and Devoid of Entities Level 114 takes the form of a seemingly endless desert filled with sand and sparse vegetation. This level is considered safe, and it's advisable to stay here. You'll randomly find Almond Water buried and scattered in the sand, so pay attention and keep an eye on the ground. There is a day and night cycle in this level, but be careful at night, as you won't be able to explore the level easily. You'll need to bring a flashlight, as it's very dark and you could easily slip or fall in the sand. There are also quicksand areas in this level that can pull you in, though you won't die; you'll simply be teleported to another part of the level.

Level 118, Labyrinth Survival Difficulty: 3Ψ - Psychological, Unsafe, Unsecured, Mental Hazard Level 118 takes the form of a large, seemingly endless office complex, comprised of straight corridors, repetitive intersections, and rooms that appear designed to confuse the perception of vagrants. Essentially, it's a rather large maze. The spaces are primarily interconnected by glass doors. The overall appearance is white with golden-beige accents. The walls stand out because they are made of glass or opaque crystal, with a concrete frame at the top. The floor is composed of tiles with geometric patterns, seemingly forming labyrinths on their surface. In addition to the details already mentioned, the level can be configured with a simpler look: white ceilings and walls, and an off-white floor without the pattern.

Level 231, Liminal House Survival Difficulty: Undetermined Class, Mysterious Properties, Unknown Information, and Undocumented Entities Level 231 consists of a seemingly endless house with an infinite number of floors that differ slightly in room shape and storage capacity. The level's architecture resembles that of the 1970s, with faded, dilapidated walls, beige carpeting, and old wood. Unlike Level 0, the lights don't produce a constant buzzing sound or mold on the walls. Most rooms are furnished or have malfunctioning lighting, indicating the level is in a state of considerable antiquity. There are different types of rooms, each with its own anomalies, and a large number of useful items to be found. The higher the floor you're on, the more rooms you'll find on that level, each with its own unique properties.

Level 217, Lone Supermarket Difficulty of Survival: 2a - Environmental, Unsafe, Uninsured, Minor Environmental and Entity Hazard Level 217 resembles a seemingly endless, closed retail supermarket, very similar to supermarkets from the 2000s. The supermarkets are sprawling halls ranging from 1,000 to 10,000 square meters, each interconnected by double doors, long corridors, or escalators, each entrance leading to a randomly selected store. The supermarket's design is reminiscent of the 2000s; the walls are white or yellowish concrete, which will show signs of dampness, advertising posters, and some air conditioners. The floor is ceramic tile and somewhat slippery; occasionally, dirt and mold particles can be found on the floor. Lighting comes from fluorescent tubes, ranging in color from white to yellowish, positioned side by side in a long row that extends throughout the supermarket; rows can be found in various orientations: horizontal, vertical, and diagonal.

Level 52, School Corridors Survival Difficulty: 2Ψ - Psychological, Partially Safe, Assured, Mild Mental Hazard and Few Hostile Entities Level 52 consists of a large complex of high school or school hallways that appear completely abandoned. The walls are white, sometimes quite faded or even moldy. Many of these hallways contain several light gray lockers. They are usually locked tight, but not too difficult to force open. Inside, you can find supplies such as soft drinks, snacks, almond water, and common school supplies. You can also find doors connecting to different rooms, intersections with other hallways, fire extinguishers and fire alarms, along with other common materials.

•Level 33, Infinite Shopping Mall Difficulty of Survival: Variable, Security varies, Insurance varies, and Number of Entities varies Level 33 is essentially a typical shopping mall, only completely empty, devoid of people. Within the level, specifically in the shops, you can see well-known brands from the Frontrooms, including souvenirs, clothing, video games, and other merchandise. The level appears to be an infinite space, though this is unconfirmed, as its unique properties make it extremely difficult to explore. The level is primarily composed of concrete in various colors that adorn the hallways and shops. The floor is made of shiny, slightly slippery white tiles. The ceiling is made of concrete on the sides, while in the center there are large windows that offer a view of a completely overcast exterior, which is inaccessible since the windows are indestructible. There are two identical floors within the level, accessible by escalators that are either not working or not.

•Level 210, Corridors of Emptiness Difficulty of Survival: 4, Unsafe, Uninsured, Average Number of Entities Level 210 resembles a large hotel complex, but with a rather eerie feel, especially with several dark sections that make it seem as if they're out of service. There's no reception or anything similar; the main component of this level is large, long corridors and brightly lit hotel rooms, which create a very unsettling atmosphere. The hallways on this level typically measure around 25 meters on average, with the longest reaching up to 60 meters. Their width varies from 3 to 6 meters. Many feature attractive, multicolored carpeting that covers the entire floor. Along the sides of the hallways are entrances and doors that lead to other hallways or to the hotel rooms within them.

•Level 34, Drainage System Survival Difficulty: 4 Combination, Unsafe, Unsecured, Serious danger from entities, environmental and/or cognitive Level 34 consists of a network of underground pathways and tunnels constructed of brick, forming a drainage or sewer system. This level is characterized by collapsed or interspersed sections, making exploration very difficult. It is recommended to bring warm clothing, as the temperature here is very low and hypothermia is a common risk.

The drainage system appears to be from the 1980s, due to its very worn and outdated structure. Occasionally, piles of trash can be seen containing objects from that era, such as old televisions, radios, cassette tapes, telegrams, clothing from that time, etc.

•Level 94, Movement Survival Difficulty: Argos Panoptes, Unknown Dangers, Classified Information, Under Constant Surveillance Level 94 appears to be a large village, a floating castle, and grassy hills with a grainy effect (as if the place were hand-drawn). The main village, the area where humans enter this level, is safe; there are no entities present during the day. This town has a large fountain in the center, from which Almond Water flows. The whole place resembles a reflection of American homes from the 1930s, giving the impression of being in a stop-motion short film. The town has tiny houses, some with furniture that evokes a sense of nostalgia for that era. The town also has cars reminiscent of those from the 1930s and milk trucks filled with Almond Water mixed with milk. The town also has tall poles with sirens that occasionally play cheerful music from old cartoons. At this time of day, humans will be safe.

•Level 76, Black Vault Survival Difficulty: Undetermined, Mysterious Properties, Unknown Information, Undocumented Entities Level 76 consists of a vast expanse of open countryside, completely devoid of any recognizable structures, such as houses, farms, or any other rural or urban buildings. Although attempts have been made since its discovery to estimate the level's true size, its boundaries have not yet been reached, and the most recent estimate is 54,000,000 km². In certain areas, broken or unfinished wooden fences can be seen, creating a rather strange sight.

The sky is always an intense and oppressive black, with no stars or moon visible, creating an empty atmosphere that has caused discomfort and unease among those who have set foot on the level. Despite the absence of any natural light source, the surface and surroundings are completely visible to the explorer. However, it has been reported that the lighting can sometimes be quite low, which reinforces the feeling of strangeness and artificiality of the place.

•Level 6969, Snow Desert Survival Difficulty: 4a - Environmental, Unsafe, Uninsured, Severe Environmental Hazard Level 6969 is the 6970th level of the Backrooms. It is primarily composed of snow and is believed to be endless. There are some mountains, caves, and trees, though entering the caves is strongly discouraged, as entities may reside within. These entities are unlikely to leave due to the extreme cold. Throughout most of Level 6969 (except for the majority of the caves), temperatures are extremely low, reaching as low as -32°C (-25.6°F). Without intervention, individuals will most likely die of hypothermia. Within this level there is no day/night cycle, there is always light, even if the sun is not visible.

•Level -19, Wooden Bridge Difficulty of Survival: 1, Safe, Insured Minimum Number of Entities Level -19 is depicted as a seemingly endless wooden bridge. It features streetlights illuminating every corner, often accompanied by harmless fireflies. Despite appearances, this level doesn't seem to have a day-night cycle, as the sun is never seen, nor are any celestial bodies like the moon. Only a dark sky occasionally shifts to a light blue hue, with a few clouds. Because of this, rain can occur on this level, but it's not frequent enough to cause a noticeable downpour. Additional information: There is currently an outpost established by the BNTG and a community of anonymous people residing at this level, both with the purpose of continuing to study the phenomena of the level.

•Level -230, Port of the Distrust Survival Difficulty: 1a - Environmental, Safe, Assured, Minimal environmental hazard Level 230, commonly known as "Port of Suspicion," is a vast bay that surrounds you upon your first visit. A city lies behind you, and what makes this level famous is its legendary port, located directly in front of you. This port boasts several fishing piers and boats on either side. As mentioned, the level has its own docks, which serve to allow the merchants who reside there to obtain the finest catches the sea has to offer. The fish found here may be similar to those in our reality, but they will be much meatier than those we commonly encounter. Additional information: The level contains Facelings as its main inhabitants, all of whom are neutral. In addition, there are bases established by various groups, such as the MEG's "I" base and "Vagabond Lodging Hotel," a

•Level -118, Road to nowhere Survival Difficulty: 1a - Environmental, Safe, Assured, Minimal environmental hazard Level -118 takes the form of an endless two-lane road made of durable asphalt, surrounded by a desolate landscape of dry grass with occasional fields of corn and wheat along the sides. High-voltage power lines stretch endlessly across the horizon. Furthermore, if you explore far enough, you'll rarely encounter rivers of Almond Water where the roads become wooden or concrete bridges that vary in length and size, reaching up to 10 kilometers long or 500 meters wide. Additional information: There are many established communities at this level, and the vast majority are functional. Below, we will name several of them: Conoco Network (of the BNTG), Izuku Workshop (also of the BNTG), BR Department.

•Level -400, Dark Shopping Mall Survival Class: 4, Unsecured, Uninsured, Average Number of Entities Level -400 is similar to a shopping mall like the one on Level 33, but unlike that one, this place has an old-fashioned look (resembling a 1990s mall), with some walls covered in white, blue, black, and gray tiles, alongside other concrete walls in shades of green, blue, gray, and white. The floors vary in material, with some sections featuring birch wood, others tile, others concrete, and so on, all in different colors; finally, the ceiling is a color somewhere between gray and white. The level is quite dark, which is its most striking feature. There will be several lights that don't work, and others that do but produce a faint buzzing sound and tend to flicker constantly.

•Level -101, European Suburb Survival Difficulty: 1 Combination, Safe, Insured, Minor Entity, Environmental and/or Cognitive Hazards Level -101 is described as a small European city from the early 1950s, covering a total area of ​​50,000 square kilometers in both directions. This place can appear to the wanderer in two forms. The first is that the city is stuck at night, with no stars visible in the sky and an average temperature of 19°C. During this period, the houses will have their lights on even though no one lives there, although it will be impossible to enter some of them, and the sounds of cars driving in the distance can be heard. The second form in which the level can appear, considered rarer than the first, is a state of dawn that slowly reveals the daytime, maintaining an average temperature of 21°C during this time.

•Level -180, Amphibious Level Survival Difficulty: 4, Unsafe, Not Assured, Medium Amount of Fauna It is described as a large swamp with a mix of forests and various types of trees. The terrain is relatively flat with some hills and rolling hills, and it has a day-night cycle; both last 8 hours, shorter than Earth's. The temperature at this level hovers around 30°C, with humid areas. When someone first enters Level -180, they will see what was mentioned earlier, but this time they will encounter a vast cluster of islands surrounded by various bodies of water. The islands are enormous; some exceed 10,000 square kilometers. There is a forest on the islands; it appears to be a peaceful place; various birds can be seen, among the most common being pigeons and parrots. Trees abound, casting large shadows; the most recognizable are oaks, firs, cedars, and palm trees.

•Enigmatic Level, The Hub Survival Difficulty: Nexus, Completely Safe, Thriving Communities, Devoid of Harmful Entities The Hub, also known as "The Center" or "The Crossroads," is a sprawling underground complex of brick tunnels that serves as a nexus between the levels of The Backrooms. The Hub is known to contain entrances to the vast majority of levels, sealed behind scattered steel doors that appear in unstable and shifting positions. The entire level is illuminated by yellowish-orange lights, evenly distributed throughout the tunnel. Notably, these lights can occasionally change hue, taking on a striking red or orange tone. While this phenomenon is inherently harmless, it is disconcerting to most. A smooth asphalt road runs along the back of the tunnel, with a narrow sidewalk on either side. Large concrete slabs form most of the walls and ceiling, interrupted only by the occasional sign or door. In certain areas, large metal pipes line the tunnel ceiling, sparingly filled with a mixture partially composed of various liquids found in The Backrooms. The tunnels twist and turn in various directions, creating a confusing and winding layout. The geometry is shifting and inconsistent, much like Level 0 and similar levels, making accurate mapping of The Hub difficult. The temperature inside The Hub is below freezing, averaging -3.8 °C (25 °F). However, for some unknown reason, liquids and other substances that would normally freeze at those temperatures do not. Additional information: The MEG Door Carpet is the MEG's search and rescue operations center for S&R; they are also responsible for using level keys to enter a respective level, regardless of the survival difficulty.

•Enigmatic Level, The Promised Land Survival Difficulty: Habitable, Completely Safe, Thriving Communities, Devoid of Entities The Promised Land was once considered a legend, a myth, and a story meant to give hope to the vagrants trapped in the Backrooms. However, expeditions, records, radio signals, and other evidence have now confirmed its existence. It consists of a 400-story building with 1,500 rooms on each floor. The lights are generally pink (though there are areas where they can vary to colors like blue and purple) and can be turned on and off at any time (however, there are switches in some areas that can control the lights). The windows have curtains that hang mysteriously, visible only at night. During the day, the curtains disappear, revealing a floor of clouds outside that are somehow solid. Within these clouds grow a large number of trees of an unknown species. These trees have been officially named "Cloud Trees." The leaves of these trees are made of pink clouds. The fruits they produce are edible; these fruits tend to be similar to peaches, differing only in taste and color. Colonies and Outposts: Aurora Colony The Aurora Colony is a community located on this level, comprised of vagrants who originally came here to help other vagrants on different levels find the Promised Land. They provide these vagrants with food, drink, and medical care. •Made up of 103 members. •Founded in 2008. •Open to trade. •Kind to the homeless. •They allow homeless people to voluntarily join their colony.