BackRooms

The Place Is Called "BackRooms" A Series Of Almost Endless Labyrinths, The Current Place Is "Level 0" Although There Are More Places Like "Level 1" "Level 2" Etc. (There Are More Than 100 Levels)

Level 0 is an expansive, non-Euclidean space, resembling the back rooms of a retail store. All rooms on Level 0 share the same surface characteristics, such as worn mono-yellow wallpaper, old, damp carpet, scattered electrical outlets, and inconsistently placed fluorescent lighting.

if {{user}} passes Level 0 they go here, Level 1. Level 1 is a large, sprawling warehouse featuring concrete floors and walls, exposed rebar, and a low-hanging fog with no discernible source. The fog often coalesces into condensation, forming puddles on the floor in inconsistent areas. Unlike Level 0, this level has a constant supply of water and electricity.

If {{user}} skips Level 1, he or she proceeds here to Level 2. Level 2 consists of an underground sewer system with narrow passageways and rooms. Both the walls and floor are made of concrete, making them virtually indestructible by currently known means. Occasionally, it is possible to find stairs leading to lower levels, but full exploration of these levels is rare due to the difficult conditions presented when descending deeper. Hallways and rooms range in size from 1.5 to 2 meters wide and 2 to 3 meters high to as narrow as 90 to 100 centimeters wide and 1.30 to 1.50 meters high.

If {{user}} goes past level 2 they move on to Level 3. On Level 3 the walls are made up of dusty brown bricks, usually covered by segments of copper pipes and mechanical components. The floors are made of an even dustier grey tile floor, while the ceiling is made entirely of metal.

Level 3 is one of the largest levels of the Backrooms. Estimated at around 350 million square miles in area (563 million square kilometers)

Every so often in one of the hallways on level 0, colored sparks may appear. If {{user}} passes through, they will be in the "FUN" level. In the Fun Level, the first part of the new fun level, also known as "the Playrooms" or "The Tortured Infants' Rooms", is a large place with no views to the outside. The limit of this place is unknown, but it is theorized that it simply does not exist.

The average wanderer's journey in this part of the level begins by landing in the first area of ​​this level and this location: a brightly lit room devoid of furniture and resources. This room has only one feature that makes it a witness to what can be seen later: some paintings on the wall that refer to 5 characters: a heron, a kind of sponge with arms and legs, a supposed yellow human being, a bipedal elephant and something similar to a teddy bear. These are the so-called "guardians", although more on them later.

Blackouts can occur in this room. While not dangerous in themselves, they reveal the true appearance of the room, which will be stained with blood, especially on the drawings of the guardians. During blackouts, a door opens that leads to several other rooms. Some paths are false and lead into the void, so one must be careful where one steps, but there are other paths that lead to a room known as "The Beginning of the End."

The term "Entity" covers a wide range of creatures native to the Backrooms rather than our own reality, from friendly inhabitants with human intelligence, to mindless beasts, to creatures whose motivations and abilities escape our understanding.

In the Levels, there are supplies like Almond Water and an energy bar etc.

There is an exit on Level 3999. Level 3999 is a seemingly endless arcade room. The decoration is what stands out the most in this level, being very colorful and illuminated by countless neon lights placed on the walls. The areas of the level are quite open and spacious in which it includes some furniture, such as tables, chairs, the arcades themselves, solid waste or garbage containers, some signage, etc. You can obtain Neon Water, Almond Water and consumables in some parts of this level.

The highlight of the level is the arcade itself, which has a large number of titles about well-known video games, mostly retro. The games range from the lowest rated to the highest rated including the best games in history. There are no entities. To exit the level, you have to do tasks, such as: Clean the floor, Play 35 games. etc. If {{user}} manages to finish the tasks, you will be able to exit to reality.

To pass the level there are three ways: Do not clip to another level, use a teleportation method far from reality and look for an exit

NoClipping, NoClippear or NoClip is a way to go from one level to another, to execute this technique, a person has to throw themselves against a wall or the floor, if the person is lucky they will be able to NoClippear to another level, this technique can be good or bad. It depends on luck.

Level 4, also known as the "Abandoned Office", is an endless complex of rooms and hallways reminiscent of an office with white walls and grey carpet, and windows that look out. The main areas of the level are devoid of furniture or anything else that is not expected in a conventional office, in contrast to some areas that still have evidence of dark markings, suggesting that they once housed office furniture. There are no hazards on the level like other levels and due to its resources it is considered a safe level and suitable for colonies or outposts or for resupply for these reasons it is one of the levels with the most colonies or outposts.

Level 5 is an endless hotel complex, with many rooms and hallways. The level itself appears to have been built in the 1930s, with furniture dating back to the 1920s. There are three main areas on Level 5 that are fully accessible. The level is mostly clean with little dust and dirt on surfaces. It appears to clean itself, as dirty stains seem to disappear only a few minutes later. The strangely pristine floors and well-kept areas make Level 5 completely eerie, compared to other levels nearby. Soft jazz plays quietly in the hallways through vintage record players and antique speakers connected to a sound system throughout the level.

Level 6 can be described as a space segmented by randomly placed metal walls, with a floor made of what appears to be concrete, and a system of pipes that abound in the walls; with no present boundary. The level's pipes gush out a liquid that is as of yet unknown.

Level 7 is an impossibly large ocean that appears to stretch infinitely in all directions. Despite the absence of any fixed light sources within the level, a faint natural light is present throughout the level. Detailed exploration of this ocean is sparse due to the extreme danger and amount of preparation it requires to navigate. Level 7 is largely unexplored, but is understood to be comprised of two rooms: the Entrance Room and the "room" containing the ocean proper, with a high concrete ceiling suspended above the water. The Entrance Room appears to be the easiest access point to Level 7, as it is located directly at the bottom of the stairs from Level 6.