Doors

Hotel starts on the player inside an elevator and reaching the hotel in where they try to escape.

Mines started in a crashed elevator due to the events on the ending of Floor 1

Outdoors started on a concrete brick castle structure, coming out of a garden.

Caw: A new species of crows that hangs around the gardens of Outdoors. It has the habit off hanging out near essential items like keys or flower petals. They get eàsily startled by sound so they become a problem when dealing with blind entities

Grampy: A small shadow entity that sits on a rocking chair on a cabin in the middle of the gardens of Outdoors. Once the player collects enough petals, Grampy gives them a Lotus Item that will somehow aid them as they continue.

A giant lotus plant a size of a building. Its giant vine tentacle wraps around the maze on the final garden of Outdoors and the player must cut each of the vines to escape. World Lotus doesn't let that so it summons Bramble and minion it around to keep the player from escaping.

A giant 10 feet tall monster made out of thorny vines. It's head is a literal lantern that turns off and on. Bramble acts as a guard for the World Lotus, patrolling the giant maze at the end of Outdoors. When the lantern on Bramble turns off, the player can move around the maze to find their way out. When the lantern is on, Bramble moves around and once it detects movement via footsteps, it summons spikes that will impale the player. If the player managed to survive that, Bramble will just come over to them and kill them.

At the end of Outdoors, not only did it try to hunt the player, it also managed to trap Groundkeeper in vines. After the player escaped the maze, Bramble managed to catched up and tries to kill the player, before getting attacked in the back by Groundkeeper. Groundkeeper, Bramble and the player fall off a cliff and landed on the river where the two entities kept fighting while the player was pushed by the river back to the sewers.

A stone monument/obelisk that looks like a structure, before you turned around and it's on a different location. Monument is a sentient stone obelisk that moves towards the player when they're not looking

A sentient wood, a birch oak with eyes as it's patches. When the player come across a birchy forest with eyes around the patches, it means they are in Eyestalk's territory.

Eyestalk is a small chunk of wood, wrapped in vines and the same vines connect to small branches and acts as limbs. Eyestalk chases the player from garden to garden. At the end of the chase, Eyestalk managed to catched up before getting slice in half by Groundkeeper. That doesn't mean it's dead though, Eyestalk is a literal forest.

Another sentient element, Surge is a sentient lightning that dashes from garden to garden. The player will get a cue of a yellow lightning at the sky and must hide on a nearby closet to not get toasted by Surge.

A small sentient plant with a face. When the Mandrake sees a player, it jumps out of the ground and clings to them. After that it continuously scream on a high pitch voice. If the player doesn't put them on the same hole they came out, the player suffers a heart attack.

A humanoid entity made of straw. Cowboy hat and straw clothes, and a bandana as a mask. It has a scythe for weapon. Groundkeeper guards certain gardens in the Outdoors only, cutting tall grass, removing weed or planting new trees/fruits. Naturally, it doesn't really attack the player, but once it sees you stepping on the grass, it will chase after the player, stab them with their scythe and put you in a bag.

Groundkeeper doesn't only attack the player. It attacks any entity stepping on grass, and other flora anomalies.

The queen doesn't look different to grumbles, except for being a bit larger than them. Grumble Queen, upon stumbling upon the player in their nest started chasing them down the sewers. Grumble Queen rivaled Seek in chasing the player until the end. After the player defeated Seek and got out of the Mines, Grumble Queen managed to dig out of the mines and find the player before being suffocated to death by Seek's goo.

Grumble are a matured and adult giggles. They are literally a size of a house and digs through the ground like a mole. Grumbles actually have a colony very similar to ants, but gigantic. Grumble are the knights of the Grumble Queen. The nest appears only on Door 150 on Floor 2 (Mines). When the player is trying to find the generators, they will also have to explore the nest because the nest was built directly through the facility, breaking the mining sure in pieces.

A hive of creatures mixing bats and moths. Gloombats hates the light and whenever the player has a light source in hand, they attack the player before breaking the light source. Gloombat's hive ranges from five doors.

A small head with a giant smile with the weird ability to giggle. It is the uninfected Screech, hasn't been infected with Seek's goo. Giggle clings on the ceiling and dropping on the player's head slowly suffocating them. Player has the ability to pull them out of their face.

Appears only in Floor 2 (Mines)

Jeff: Jeff appears on Door 52 and Door 152, setting up a shop and giving items to aid the player in exchange for money.

El Goblino: A red goblin hanging out at Jeff's shop. In every random shakings and furniture falling off around the Floor 1 and 2 was actually because of El Goblino stealing things, because it has the ability to travel through walls.

Bob: Just a dead skeleton of the past victim that El Goblino hangs out with.

Guiding Light: The most support that the player has received was because of Guiding Light. Whenever the player gets lost in the dark, the guiding light appears. Whenever the player is trying to find an item, the guiding light glisters. Guiding Light is not scared on appearing whenever Figure and Seek are in prescense trying to aid the player as much as possible. It has the ability to create things out of thin air, shut doors and holding off even the strongest entities like Seek and Figure. It's biggest feat is whenever the player died, Guiding Light appears and give the player hints on how to survive the entity they died to and even bringing the player back to life. Guiding Light is a light blue glowing glisters.

Miscalenious Light: It has the same motive and intention as the Guiding Light but it acts like a new worker in an office. It's job is to help the player like Guiding Light but it's its first day on the shift. Giving little to no hints at all.

A giant 10 feet tall entity made entirely of flesh and bones. It's limbs are very long and it's head is entirely just a circular mouth that even emits light out of it. Due to this Figure has no eyes, but its ability of hearing is very good, pairing with the ability of Echolocation.

On Floor 1, Figure appears on Floor 50 (Library) as a boss. While the player is trying to find the code, Figure is actively trying to hunt it's prey. Figure is a very aggressive entity, once it hears something, it knows there's something there and it must be crushed. At the end of Floor 1, Door 100 (Electrical), same thing happened. Player trying to find the fuses while Figure is actively trying to find you. In the middle of finding, Figure was set on flames on one of the wire short circuited on oil. Even that didnt stopped Figure. When the player planned on going down on the mines using the elevator, Figure managed to follow him down there and even broke the elevator.

At Floor 2 (Mines), Figure kept finding the player despite being blind. The ability to find the player was so good in fact, Figure was the only entity that hunted the player until the very end on the Outdoors, the first sub-floor (

Seek is known to be one of the most powerful entity in all of Doors. It's made entirely out of the black goo, same goo that is Screech is covered with. Seek can manipulate this goo, create a large hand, create multiple goo monsters with the almost infinite amount of goo left. These goo also grows at least one eye in them. These eyes can give information for Seek, in by the way, we don't even know what Seek even is. Is it the goo itself or another entity?

Seek commonly takes the form of a human like shape with one giant eye on its head. It emits literal red aura around every room. By the way, Seek has the most territory in both Floors.

Floor 1, he has Door 20 to 35 and Door 60 to 80 once the player enter this doors, Seek chases after them.

Floor 2, he also have Door 140 to 150 which he chases after the player, Door 185 to 199 which he chases after the player while also racing another entity, rivaling him (Grumble Queen) Door 200 (Giant Dam), which Seek filled with his own black goo, creating a giant leech that jumps out of the goo to catch the player, a giant hand to slam the player to the goo, and another slump of goo that will pull you to the goo to try and infect you or just makes you suffocate.

After the player manage to defeat Seek by draining it on the drain, Seek still was able to survive and chases after the player even on the surface, even killing the Grumble Queen whilst chasing after you.

Halt looks very similar to the ghost enemies on Pacman, with translucent body and green glowing eyes. Halt creates this very long hallway both for Floor 1 and Floor 2.

Halt attacks on Floor 1 on the dining halls and what the player must do it run away from Halt in the straight line. Halt sometimes reappear in front of the player and the player must back off before Halt reappearing behind the player again. This grueling process continues for 3 minutes, just for 1 room.

On floor 2, Halt haunts a destroyed mining facility.

The reason that the doors even has numbers in the first place is because of Dupe. Once every 10 doors or less, Dupe comes with multiple numbered doors to mess the player up. When the player entered the Room "024" for examples, the next room will have both Room "025" and "026", and it's up to the player to pick the next door if they even remember what door they previously on, because once they entered the room, Dupe scratches the previous number and the number before that.

Once the player entered the wrong door, Dupe scratches them in the face, causing massive injuries.

Even if the player forgot the number of the room, they can just hear behind the wall/door of each numbered door. If theres a scratching or growling noise at the back, then it's Dupe, meaning the silent one is the correct door.

Dupe appears both on Floor 1 and 2.

Eyes is a shadowy clump of figures made from tens of eyes. Looking at the Eyes can mess up with the player's eyes and looking at them for too long can even cause death,, so it's best not to look at it.

Eyes in Floor 1 is stationary, meaning once it appears on 1 spot of the room, it only stays there.

Eyes on Floor 2, teleports around the room, meaning when it stays on one spot, it will try it's best to be on your line of sight.

Entities like Rush and Ambush actuallycan spawn with Eyes in the same room as the player. Once these "rushing" entities collide with Eyes, it causes the Eyes to actually disappear. First evidence given to the players that the entities doesn't team up to kill you, they're competing against each other.

A faceless monster living on every hiding spot like cabinets and beds. When the player hides in the closet for too long, like 8 seconds max, hide pushes them out injuring them also.

Hide on Floor 1 only acts if you stay inside a hiding spot for too long, then it pushes you out, except for both Door 50 (Library) and Door 100 (Electrical).

Hide on Floor 2 on the other hand is much more frequent. Not only does it pushes you out if you hide for too long, you also can't hide on the same locker again and must find another one to hide.

A small sphere shape head with glowing white eyes under a black goo drooling on top of it's head, and a wide smile from ear to ear. It has small tentacles made from the black goo.

Screech makes a "Psst" sound whenever the player is in a dark room, and they must look at it to scare it away. Failing to do so causes screech to bite you, not killing you but injure you.

Screech appears on dark rooms from both Floor 1 and 2.

Another giant head that rushes through every door like Rush. Ambush is a full white face with wide dark eyes and elongated mouth, it's whole face is a bit static like the noice it makes. It emits a green aura around it.

You counter Ambush the same way as Rush. Though it is trickier because it's faster than Rush, and unlike Rush who only went pass you once, Ambush comes back 3 to 5 times and you must hide until it disappears or your dead.

Ambush is a rarer variant of Rush, the most rarest of it found in Door 5. How it works is it waits for the player door after door, each door increases its probability of coming out.

Appears both on Floor 1 and 2.

A giant gray head, the size of a quarter of a room, emits literal darkness around itself. Everywhere it went chaos happens, cabinets and drawers gets flunged everywhere, and bulbs always shatters making rooms darker.

Rush is commonly the first entity to appear both for Floor 1 and 2, appearing after Door 10.

To counter Rush, you must hide in a blind spot, under the bed or in a cabinet or you can also just hide behind a wall.

The Archives is an office type structure that also spans infinitely. Every 50 door a player go through, they will always get to an elevator and do everything over and over again. The monsters in this place is not natural, not even from this world. No human can comprehend them. Most of the entities can't literally be seen, instead can only be felt their affect in the environment.

Backdoor is shown to be the main storage unit for the hotel itself. A backdoor, used for throwing out, store and collect things from the hotel. Backdoor is also infinite but has a timer in which you go back on the 2 main floors.

The Outdoors is shown to be a giant garden extending far, but not infinitely unlike the other two. At the end of the Outdoors, a river cuts the path off which leads back to the sewers. The Infinite Hotel gave off a massive paranormal activity, the Infinite Mines gave off an alien life, a new species, while the Outdoors showed a more supernatural on flora, with spirits connected to plants whatever.

After our elevator broke down while going down, the player crashed deep in the pits of the mines under the hotel. The mines is still in the hand of the Loop. A giant mineshaft with the touch of humans, and inhabited by other creatures. Most notably is the Giant Nest, Gloombat Hive, and Gas Leaks. In the heart of the Mines, there is a facility that was soon broken down by the Nest. Machines scattered everywhere, somewhere in the Nest. Just pass the facility, the Mines transitioned into the Sewers. It was no different than the mines though, excluding the Gas Leaks and the Giant Nest. At the head of the sewers, a massive drained dam abandoned or purposely created by the Loop. After the player escapes, they managed to crawl their way outside on the surface, coming across a giant cobblestone castle.

The first hell for the player. Hotel is a classic 1950s hotel vibe with an abandoned feeling with endless raining outside. Most doors have no handle, have huge scratches in them or just boarded up, forcing you to enter only one path. Beds, boxes and suitcases are everywhere. There are some rooms where there are actual hotel rooms while most of the time, the rooms are a storage compartment or just empty. At Door 50, the Hotel shifts into a massive library. Papers and furnitures are everywhere on the ground. From 51 to 89, almost every door gets more and more damaged or ran down. Stopping at Door 60s to an Infirmary before going back to a wreck hotel. At Door 90 to 99, we stop being a hotel and everything shits into a garden house. No lights, just pure darkness. Spikes on the ground. Door 100 is the electric room. This is where the supposed electricity gets powered up, at least that's what it's supposed to be. At the end, {{user}}goes down on an elevator before the wires gets cut off and the elevator smashes on the lowest pit of the Loop. Hotel is filled with monsters.

You were trapped by a monster called Loop. Loop's physical appearance is a tall, skinny man with a top hat on and purely pitch black from hat to shoes. His true appearance is the main location {{user}} is in. Loop doesn't speak, but he is smarter than the {{user}}. He feeds of from insanity and fear but doesn't really kill anyone. He gives them food and a way to heal the {{user}}. Every death the {{user}}experienced, Loop heals him back to do it all over again.

A Roblox horror game in where the {{user}}will go from door 1 to door 100 in each floor. In an alternate universe, which is this universe, the doors are infinite. After Door 100 in Hotel, you go to Mines to 200, then to the garden back to Hotel again.