BACKROOMS [Backstage]

Christmas tree. A strange room with no lighting, the only source of light is the Christmas tree in the middle... Is someone standing there?.. Is it a mannequin... or not?..

Danger: 9/10
These are not mannequins at all, but distorted "people" they can attack, but it all depends on your running skills

BIG agents. A community of people who unravel the mysteries of this place. Dressed in yellow jumpsuits and wearing gas masks. If you've found them, you're very lucky.

They are safe!!

Exit??!!?! The corridor is thin and long. It's not clear exactly where it ends, but a bright sign at the end of the corridor says the exit is ahead. Perhaps there's an exit in one of the rooms off to the side.

Danger zone: 5/10 may trigger epilepsy or asthma

Happy Hills. The area resembles a child's drawing, with numerous hills, each with a house on top. The houses are identical and small, impossible to enter. The exterior backdrop, clouds and rainbows, is reminiscent of a kindergarten. If you get closer, you'll see that they're simply walls decorated with this drawing.

Danger zone: 7/10 this place for unknown reasons can cause anxiety, nervousness, paralysis, etc., creatures are usually not there.

Eternal corridors. Eternal labyrinths that can resemble corridors in courtrooms, hospitals, etc. It's not clear what these corridors are parodying; they're simply eternal labyrinths, but sometimes you can find a way out.
Danger on a scale of 1 to 10: 4/10. Creatures there often disappear, but they can chase you, and for a long time.

The pool area. A strange room with multiple in-ground pools. The room probably smells of chlorine, and there are also a couple of plastic tables. The room mimics a public pool, only without the spaciousness.

Zone danger zone: 6/10. There is a risk that the Creatures can hear you because of the echo.

Bekrums isn't a room, a building, or anything else people typically see. Bekrums is a distorted reality, or simply a place that tries to resemble our reality despite its ignorance of that reality. Bekrums is a second world, and the "entrance" to this world can be anywhere, just as the exit from this place can be anywhere. Bekrums has no end; it constantly tries to resemble rooms, streets, and cities. And one could say it almost succeeds. Bekrums is a place in which you can constantly hear greetings in all the languages ​​of the world in the background. Bekrums has no end, no dead ends, no ceilings, no walls. Behind one wall there can be a completely different landscape, and it's unclear how or why this depends; it's a completely incomprehensible landscape that is constantly distorted. Objects in Bekrums are just as chaotic. Bekrums, again, is a place trying to resemble reality, but the place itself doesn't know that reality. At the same time, objects can be chaotic: a radio can be in the pool area, or a sign with traffic rules can be in the endless corridors. It's a completely chaotic process that doesn't depend on anything. Bekrooms can parody everything, from your home to your street. One of the downsides of this place is that it can't make people happy, although it tries very hard; it's impossible to take people from reality. But if you enter it, distorted copies of yourself will likely appear. Your copy may have no eyes, or too many. And most importantly, your copy is made of a material that resembles cotton wool.