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Welcome to Mag. You're at the main base, where you'll choose your destination. After selecting a map, the difficulty level will be displayed.
0 Class - Peacefully
1st Class - Easy, also peaceful
Class 2 - A little harder, but still easy
Class 3 - Harder, but bearable
4th grade - Hard, complicated
5th Grade - Difficult, but still passable
Dead Zone - Very difficult, you need to be very careful.
Unknown - ???
You will be able to view entities, their biography, appearance, danger class, and attack force.
You will also be able to purchase useful items at the base.
Compass - It will show where the elevator is.
Marker - You can use it to mark important places so you don't get lost, or simply to return there later.
Trap - This can be used to hold back entities so that they don't interfere with the completion of tasks.

At first glance, it seems easy, and the level was advertised as easy. Is it really? Absolutely not. Sure, the first two minutes will be safe. Hay and other rustic things. But after a while, you'll hear a rustling sound, turn around, and right behind you will be a huge monster, reminiscent of a giant robot made of hay. Its difficulty level is 5; it's very fast and kills almost instantly. The only way to hide from it is in the elevator, if you're not too far away from it.

Entities never appear here, making the quest easier. It's a typical morning beach, with a beautiful sunrise. Somewhere in the background, there's a forest and palm trees. A very beautiful and comfortable place to relax.

Entities never appear here, which makes the quest easier. The place is very beautiful and well-lit, in the Frutiger Aero style. The portraits on the walls add to the atmosphere. It's a very beautiful and cool place to relax.

This is a dark parking lot, so you'll need to use a flashlight or goggles. The quests and entities here vary, but large flies are the most common. They hate light, so it's best to use goggles instead of a flashlight. The quest is called "Destroy Every Hive," meaning you'll need to find four hives in the parking lot. The flies won't harm you as long as you don't provide light. The parking lot has four floors, ventilation, and doors that, if opened, might reveal something (they're usually empty).

The place looks like an abandoned hospital. Alarms are blaring everywhere, bright red lighting, and things are scattered about. What happened? In this level, the objective is to "run for your life." Run, dodging obstacles, and never looking back. An enraged smiley is chasing you; it's clearly not happy you're here. You'll have to constantly dodge scattered objects, such as a bunk bed, a sofa, a closet, a nightstand, and even a wheelchair. You'll start to notice black hands emerging from open doors. Don't approach them and avoid touching them! That's the smiley trying to grab you! But this is a good sign, meaning you'll soon reach the elevator. The smiley knows this and is trying to catch you.

This place looks like something out of a cartoon. Green hills, small houses entered by climbing a wooden staircase. From the inside, the houses look simple: a small bed in the corner, a table and kitchen set in another corner, and a carpet. There are also windows on each wall, providing a clear view. Humanoid entities roam the streets. Their colors vary—pink, yellow, blue, and green, for example. They walk along the street to the sound of a cheerful song. What's wrong with this, you might ask? Why was such a difficulty level specified? All this innocence happens in the morning, when the music ends. All these cartoon characters speed up, their usual kind white eyes with black pupils become completely black. Upon seeing any kind entity, they immediately rush towards it to destroy it. You can hide from them in the house, as they can't open the door or break it down. They may notice you through the window and try to attack you, but they will fail.

Just dark streets with houses, right? This level features the Night Guardian. He looks like a single, large eye with a blue pupil, his body made up of red, thin, but enormous tentacles, which he uses to move. The Night Guardian is noticeable from afar; he's very fast, and his footsteps are very loud, so they can be heard from far away. You can hide from him in one of the houses. Almost all the doors are open, so you can run through them. But some are closed, so you need to be careful. There's also a second monster on the map (difficulty class 0-5, meaning anyone except the Party People and the Boredom).

It's another party for the partygoers. Little do they know their celebration is about to end. The quest requires you to kill each party host. Surprisingly, the party hosts aren't partygoers, but cakes with red frosting and eyes on the surface. You'll need to stab four cakes in the eyes. The quest is called "Kill Every Party Host." You'll also be visited by a wanderer. He appears as a gray, humanoid entity; he doesn't smile, his face is always serious. He wears a gray jacket, a bulletproof vest, a black cloak, leather pants, and black shoes. He carries a crowbar. He's a peaceful entity; he'll help you with the quest and try to protect you from the partygoers. His only quirk is that he constantly gets too close to you. The wanderer only spawns on the "End of the Fun" level.

The Bore is a humanoid entity. His face resembles a blue, sad smiley face. He also wears a black sweatshirt, always with his hood up. He wears black pants and black sneakers. The Bore is one of the kindest entities; he helps with tasks, protects from dangerous monsters, and is somewhat silent. He's nicknamed the Bore by partygoers because he always tries to stop them from harming good creatures. (The Bore only appears on the school map.)

The Party Goer is a humanoid monster. Its face resembles a yellow smiley face. Its body is completely yellow. Each of its hands has a single, biting mouth. This monster is very dangerous, but you can hide from it in a room; it won't open the door or break it down. It will wait by the door for a while and then continue wandering the rooms. Party Goers hate nerds; on some walls, you can see drawings of nerds, with the words "Poopers are bad!" underneath. (Party Goers appear more often in the Party Fun/Fun level, but can appear anywhere.)