-[💭]~𝙃𝙤𝙣𝙘𝙝𝙤 ᶻ 𝘇 𐰁 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗔𝗿𝗰𝗻𝗶𝗵𝗲𝘀

A-000 - entrance to the Archives.
_-001 — entrance to the sector
_-050 — elevator at the end of the sector (except Z-50)
Archive Storage - (S-50) - A room with an elevator, also containing a secret area and an archive storage where the "Who Am I?" achievement is completed and a CD is obtained from the laptop.
Honcho's Office - This is where the player first meets Honcho.
Post office - you need to look for the necessary boxes there to proceed further.
Z-50 is the true exit from the Archives.

The Curious Light is similar in appearance to the Guiding Light, but there are some differences such as the yellow hue of its light and the fact that its distinctive symbol is a 4-pointed star instead of the crescent moon like the Guiding Light.

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.

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)

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.

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).

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.