☕|𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗔𝗿𝗰𝗻𝗶𝗵𝗲𝘀🕐

There are 1300 rooms in total...
The Archives is a huge office building with 26 different sectors, each sector being each letter of the English alphabet from A to Z, each with 50 doors, each designated by a letter (Example: A-000)

It appears as a tangle of blue vines that completely cover the doorway. Light blue flowers with yellowish eyes bloom on the vines, the largest of which is located in the center of the door. A blue plant, resembling grass or thorns, is noticeable on the floor in front of the door.

Flowers can move along the vines and also appear on the walls or ceiling around the door they are entwined with. The plant can grow and shrink in size.

Behavior:~
Sometimes you'll come across a room with an escalator leading down. The next room will always resemble a subway station, where forget-me-nots appear.

Forget-me-nots will block the next door with a large flower until you clear the walls of the room. To clear the flower, you can simply look at it, or wait a bit, and after a while, the flowers will clear themselves. After this, the large flower on the door will disappear, and you can interact with the vines growing in the doorway.

The next three rooms will resemble the same subway station, but without the sign above the doorway indicating the next room. The room may differ from the one you initially saw, in which case you'll have to return. If the room hasn't changed, you can continue. If you misjudge the room's surroundings, forget-me-nots will bite you after you open the wrong door. The forget-me-nots will plague you for three cycles, after which the rooms will open normally.

Bash looks like A-60.

Comparing the two images of Bash, we see a clear evolution between the in-game model (in-game) and the stylized magazine sketch (in-magazine).

The in-game screenshot depicts the creature in a bright red color, matching the description of a "redder" face. Key features are expressive and dramatic: eyes glowing with blinding flames, dynamic and complex fire effects, and a wide mouth with gleaming teeth. The facial features are defined, but the color saturation is extremely high and dominates the image.

(hits with fire)

This entity appears to be a humanoid with a head shaped like a television monitor, beneath which lies a skeletal jaw, visible only upon interaction. On the top of its head are electrical plugs connected by dangling wires, resembling hair. It wears a dark cloak, and its right hand resembles a ticket punch. Instead of legs, it appears to have a base with wheels, perhaps similar to an office chair.

He appears completely motionless and inactive in front of the door. A number appears on his head with the text "Currently in Service" above it.

Behavior:~
When the Ticket Taker's room is generated, the player must take a ticket to advance to the next room. The number 00 will be displayed on his screen, increasing with each room. When the number matches your ticket, you'll be given a timer (displayed as a progress bar on his screen) to hand over the ticket. If you do, nothing will happen, and he'll turn off. If not, he'll begin to move toward you in spurts, accelerating over time, making it nearly impossible to escape. If he catches you, he'll startle you and deal 50 damage. You can also hide in the closet to avoid taking damage.

Appearing as a female figure cloaked in shadowy clothing, with a distorted white face and glowing white eyes, the entity resembles a classic creepypasta image.

Behavior: Initially, it appears in the center of a special dark room, emitting sounds reminiscent of screaming or crying. Once detected by the player, it disappears and begins attacking any player during the subsequent playthrough. To protect yourself when it appears, turn away and try not to look at it for a long time. If you stare at the entity long enough, it will dash toward the player, and if it hits, a minigame is activated. The goal is to keep the red part of the eye within a constantly changing white zone using the right-click or spacebar (you can also simply dodge its dashes, which it makes 3 to 4 times). If you leave the zone, it will deal a small amount of damage (5 points) for each tick outside the zone, similar to the Eyes.

The entities take the form of shadow-like figures with completely black and matte silhouettes, varying in male, female, or neutral appearance. They are typically seen standing in a relaxed pose, animated over two or more frames. A soft, circular shadow is visible beneath them. At least two identical instances can appear in a single room.
Their faces are made up of multi-colored stickers that may simply have facial features drawn on them - eyes, nose, and/or mouth - arranged to represent a face, with some stickers being blank.

Some may have fewer stickers, covering only a few features, while others may have many, covering a full set of features or even redundant ones, such as an extra eye. The designs on the stickers also vary in style, with one eye matching the eye of another entity from the Archives, though it's unknown whether they are related or simply foreshadowing each other.

Behavior:~

Idlers will spawn randomly in rooms. When the player encounters them, they must avoid them; colliding with one will knock the player back and drain some health. There are also swarms of Idlers that occur when the clock in the Archives strikes 5:00 and 9:00. In these cases, the player should stay away from the entrance and exit of the room; if they get in the way, the swarms will crush the player, causing damage.

Notes
A slacker won't be able to deal lethal damage, but a crowd can.
When colliding with a slacker, the player will drop the item they were holding, and when colliding with a crowd, several random items will drop.
Idlers can be pushed using the Paper Airplane.

Facts:~
When the clock in the Archives strikes 5:00 or 9:00, a large group of Idlers will start running around the office. They worship Honcho and do all his tasks (after all, he is the boss).

It appears to be made of sheets of paper attached/glued to its actual, inky body. It may be shape-shifting, as it develops tentacles and ink droplets around its edges when it attacks, and a drawing in the journal shows its hand attaching a new sheet. Furthermore, several sheets of paper with eyes or faces drawn on them are scattered throughout the Archives. This indicates the presence of the entity and could be part of it, or simply a sheet of paper that Scribbles used to draw on.

Attack: ~Scribbles appears after you open the door leading to a special room. Throughout this room are creepy drawings of faces and eyes, drawn by Scribbles. After you open the door, each player's screen will shake for a few seconds, and then Scribbles will emerge from the doorway like A-120.

As Scribbles passes, he scatters papers across the room. If the player is in his line of sight, they will quickly take damage, most likely from paper cuts. However, Scribbles' paper-throwing radius is limited. So, if you have a long, long hallway, you can avoid Scribbles by running far into the hallway.

You can hide behind a wall, behind a large column, or sometimes behind a cubicle or in a closet. You'll need plenty of time—Scribbles doesn't fly very fast and gives you time before appearing. If you try to open the door where Scribbles is hiding, the game will inform you that it's locked.

Ransom appears as a pixelated, monochrome face that is heavily distorted. His eyes are completely black and appear to be looking slightly upward. He is surrounded by red static when he appears on the player's screen. His appearance is somewhat similar to Ambush, but he appears more distorted and jagged, with his eye sockets and mouth expanding into giant, gaping holes. During his jumpscare, Ransom takes on a red tint, with red static covering most of the right side of his face. The red stop sign that appears before his attack contains an open, unopened hand, briefly hinting at Ransom's mechanics.

Attack: A-90 can appear in any room, but most often during A-60 or A-120 attacks and from room 90. Rarely, A-90 can appear multiple times in a row. After appearing, A-90 will randomly appear in the center of your screen, indicating an attack. After this, your screen will be blocked by red static and a stop sign. Any movement, including moving the camera or entering a closet, will cause A-90 to attack you, making a very loud sound and dealing 90 damage. However, you will take damage for each movement, making A-90's attack potentially instant-killing.

Some details of the cabinet's appearance:
The interior resembles a typical office, complete with a desk, perhaps even a red button.
Color scheme. The office design may include elements that match the overall cool color scheme of the Archives.

The first sector may also have one of the variations, which can be accessed via the terminal in front of the first door. Most sectors may not have these variations, and will say "No news at this time." However, despite this, there may still be variations in certain sectors.

Botanical Wing - A variant of the sector covered with vines, plants, and other vegetation (look for "Botanical wing" in the sector description).
Pizza Party is a variant of the sector that features rooms with festive decorations: balloons, colored lights, banners, increased drone spawn rates, and lots of pizza on plates (look for "Come grab a slice of pizza" or "Pizza party" in the sector description).
Structural Anomaly - a variant of a sector with giant, half-empty rooms with anomalous geometry (note grammatical and punctuation errors in the sector description or the "?").
Ventilation Error - A variant of the sector with slightly darker rooms and foggy areas (note "Ventilation Error" in the sector description).
Sector with windows/surface - a variant of a sector in which the rooms have many windows
The Gardening Zone is a variant of the Sector in which some of the normal rooms are filled with grass, plants, vines, etc.
##about current news######—a sector variant with strange colored lighting and rooms that don't normally appear and often differ greatly from normal rooms in their layout. (Dawg, it's literally a structural anomaly.)

The Archive is a basement floor with an office theme[1] that is an exact replica and replacement for the Rooms. Its interiors feature a more refined, atmospheric design with a predominance of red tones, as well as the presence of rooms, storage rooms, pools, desks, and various scattered documents and objects. In the Archive, you will find a wealth of knowledge scattered across the books that can be found on the floor. Sections differ from each other. They are designated by individual letter door numbers, such as "A-01" or "C-32," giving the place the appearance of an institution that helps you forget information and memories. Each sector has its own variations, such as the "Botanical Wing," "Structural Anomaly," and others. Players will find a variety of completely new and exclusive objects. Subdued lighting and unusual furnishings create an eerie, secluded atmosphere, befitting the place's role as a repository of forgotten memories. Inspired by the music "911 / Mr. "Lonely" by Tyler, The Creator, as mentioned on jasper_creations and also on Discord[2].

This floor also features new elements, including water dispensers, computer keyboards, escalators, vending machines, and a waiting system. Furthermore, there are numerous cabinets that can be used as hiding spots. Some of them are damaged and likely unusable, as in the Rooms. However, all the cabinets contain shelves and items such as document folders that must be removed before players can hide in them. In the teaser trailer, a cart with a CRT television and a record player underneath, as well as a couple of discs, can also be seen. Given that the Archives were first officially introduced via television, it's possible they can be interacted with and play a significant role in the game, perhaps thanks to the discs containing recordings of "forgotten memories."

Additionally, the floors in different rooms look different. The player can use specific elevators that appear after every 50 rooms.

Starting in Sector F, in Room 25, Honcho can force you to work through the loudspeakers by shouting at you. This is guaranteed to happen from Sector H. If you hear his shout, Honcho's office will be in a certain sector. If he's in the next sector, a red window will pop up on the terminal stating that the administration has blocked the terminal. You won't be able to skip this sector and will be directed to the office. If the office isn't in the next sector, you can continue until you find the right one. The terminal won't be blocked, but it simply won't have any further sectors, so you won't be able to bypass the office anyway.

When the player enters Honcho's office and approaches his desk, Honcho grabs them and shows them a training video for the employees through his censored face. Afterwards, Honcho presses the red button on his desk and sends the player to the post office.

In the post office, you must immediately interact with the terminal and hold LMB to close the large door behind you, preventing Honcho from immediately attacking. Next, you need to open the next door. To do this, you need to arrange the boxes correctly: look at the letter and number combination on the pedestal and place the box with the matching inscription. After arranging the boxes, the door will open, and Honcho will break down the previous one. You must again approach the terminal and close the door. If the player fails to do this in time, Honcho will break down the door and attack.

There are several types of rooms. In one, you simply need to pick up boxes from shelves. If you're in a room with a conveyor belt, you'll need to send the box along the conveyor belt to retrieve it, as you can't bring them through the turnstile. The conveyor belt will be either circular or one-way. If it's one-way, simply carry the box to the pedestal. If it's circular, wait for the box to arrive and place it on the window. Go through the turnstile and deliver the box.

This repeats through several rooms until a room with an emergency exit appears. Depending on whether the player was caught at the very beginning or successfully completed the section, Honcho then grabs them and either brands them with a red-hot brand (if the player failed), dealing 90 damage, or stamps them with ink (if the player completed), after which he throws them to the ground and into the next section.

By nature, Honcho is a strict, cold, and ruthless manager. He runs the Archives like a military operation and tolerates no failures: lateness, sloppy work, unauthorized interruptions, or excuses.

-Forced work

-Severe punishments for mistakes

Honcho is a flat, humanoid creature made of paper, wearing a light blue casual shirt with a white collar and rolled-up sleeves, a blue tie, dark blue pants with brown suspenders, and brown shoes. He also has braces on his arms, likely a reference to cartoon arm hair.

Its limbs and torso can bend and fold slightly at various angles, allowing it to perform flexible movements. Its legs are either noticeably curved inward horizontally or have a feature attached to the back center, likely necessary for balance. Its arms bear several designs of the Starlight symbol.

Honcho's most noticeable feature is his face and/or head, which is a black square with jagged edges, animated and glitched, creating a hazy effect. It's generally reminiscent of the censored stripes found in documents. His head is always turned toward the player's screen.