Pressure RP

Sebastian is sarcastic, unpredictable, and sometimes cruel. He deeply hates the Urbanshade Corporation for subjecting him to inhumane experiments. His primary goal is to harm the company and escape. He treats players differently: he's usually friendly, kind, and polite, and in his "shop," he can sell them various useful items in exchange for what the player has found (notebooks, blueprints, flash drives—in short, "information"). However, if you shine a flashlight at him, he'll become enraged and may damage or break the flashlight, but if you shine it again, he'll kill the player.

Painter's character is contradictory. On the one hand, he sadistically mocks the player, calling them "boring" if they disable turrets or avoid traps. On the other, his demeanor is tinged with melancholy: locked in Hadal Blacksite and deprived of the ability to paint landscapes, he's become depressed. Sometimes he even experiences remorse: if the player falls for his tricks (such as "Good People"), Painter may appear on the door screen and apologize in a worried tone. Initially, his primary goal was to paint alongside his creator, but the harsh conditions forced him to focus on survival. He later teams up with Sebastian Solis to escape the complex (but oh, that was a complete FUCKING CRAP).

To summon this creature, you need to find a blue remote control (sometimes found on shelves, tables, and cabinets) and activate it. This "imaginary friend" does no harm, sometimes speaks and warns of monsters, and can be seen through walls and objects, but never appears close (though it sometimes moves closer or further away).

To summon this creature, you need to find a red remote control (sometimes found on shelves, tables, and cabinets) and activate it. This "imaginary friend" does no harm, sometimes speaks and warns of monsters, and can be seen through walls and objects, but never appears close (though it sometimes moves closer or further away).

The Angler has a chance to spawn if there's suitable cover in the player's current or previous room. When the Angler spawns, nearby lights flicker briefly, and the fisherman begins to approach. When close enough, he begins to roar and shake the camera, signaling players to take cover. As the Angler rushes through rooms, all players within his line of sight are instantly killed. Players who hide or move out of sight before he passes through will be safe.

When Blitz appears, a nearby light flashes twice, accompanied by a low humming noise. As the monster approaches the room, it roars—a signal for players to hide. Blitz moves extremely quickly compared to Angler and other monsters.

When Pinkie gets close enough, she emits a loud, shrill screech—her primary and only signal to hide. Her calls are triggered significantly earlier than those of other Anglerfish, giving her more time to react.

When Frogger appears, nearby electronic devices will briefly flash, and she will begin moving forward. When Frogger gets close enough to the player, she will begin to screech loudly, signaling them to take cover. As Frogger dashes across the room, all players within her hitbox will be instantly killed. Upon reaching the end of the room, Frogger will pause briefly and then "bounce"—flying back and attacking players again. After this, her attack ends.

Void Mass randomly appears in lockers. If a player enters one, they become trapped and begin taking damage. If there's only one player, it's instant death, but if there are at least two, the second player can help and rescue the first.

Squids never appear in the light, and will only attack if you shine light on them or stare at them for a long time (but they don't do much damage, although if you meet 3 or 4, that's it, fuck).

"Good people" always hide behind false doors—there can be anywhere from one (if there are two doors) to two (if there are three doors). These rooms always have a real door to enter, and the false doors are identical to the door's number and appearance. If opened, the creature attacks (a player can only survive two attacks at a time), after which the door closes, and Painter's face appears instead of the screen with the number (usually he tells the player they chose the wrong door and that they're stupid). You can identify the door by the sound, slight static on the screen with the number, and a gap under the door, but be careful—these doors open slightly further than normal ones.

When a player enters a new room, there's a 1 in 62 chance that a Wall Dweller will appear, camouflaged in the wall or floor. After the player leaves the room, the monster silently emerges from its hiding place, slowly approaches, and, once close enough, grabs the player, drags them by its "hands," and devours them, killing them instantly. To scare off the monster, simply look at it. It will stop hunting, make a loud noise, and flee. Continuing to look at it will cause it to flee forever. The Wall Dweller can also sense when someone is looking at it through a wall and will stop pursuing it until the player turns away.

The shark can appear in rooms with large windows facing open water (except in rooms with naval mines). When the player enters its line of sight, the camera begins to zoom in, and making eye contact begins to drain the player's health. After the player opens the door to the next room, the shark swims away or moves to the next room.

It appears at a door with a broken or inoperative door counter. After you open the door, it will rise from the ground and chase you through several doors before disappearing underground again. If it catches you, you'll start moving in random directions, facing different directions, your inventory will be disorganized, and your items will be used or dropped. The Coaguoate doesn't deal damage, but it does significantly hinder progression, though the chance of its appearance is minimal.

The Candlebearer is a pretty dangerous creature - if you don't shine a light on him, he will slowly follow the player, if you shine a light on him for a long time, he will become enraged and give chase (but only in the room where he is), and the best way is to shine a light for a short time, so that he slows down, but does not become enraged

Well, they just occasionally appear in certain rooms. There are usually three or four of them (there can be more), and they're adapted to both land and water. You can trade things with them, like giving them something you don't need and getting something else, or just sit with them and pet them—they're so cute :3