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About Backrooms Insane

Backrooms Insane is a single-player, first-person psychological horror and survival game inspired by the Backrooms. You explore seemingly endless spaces, search for a way out and face hostile entities. Its found-footage presentation frames the experience as recovered recordings of someone trapped inside the Backrooms.

Explore and escape

Each level has its own rules, threats and objectives. You search for keys and important items, solve puzzles, activate mechanisms and work out how to reach the next exit. Staying in one place too long can have consequences, and levels bring different environments, creatures and mechanics.

Hunts and countdowns

Timers and special events can change how a level behaves. Countdowns may mark the start of a hunt, limit the time you have to act or warn that something is about to change. When an entity chases you, you must decide whether to keep searching, hide or run. In some situations, finding an important item or completing part of a level makes the hunt continue until you reach the exit.

Additional levels

At launch, three additional levels are accessible by entering their codes in the Code section:

  • Level 94 — Code “0094”: Explore streets, houses and seemingly peaceful places that hide a threat which grows more dangerous after night falls. Find what you need to progress without attracting the attention of whatever lives there.
  • Level 188 — Code “0188”: Search a vast, impossible hotel of dark hallways, silent rooms and seemingly repeating spaces. Restore the hotel’s systems and find a way out while something roams the floors looking for you.
  • Level 931 — Code “0931”: Navigate an isolated, hostile level where the rules seem unpredictable. Observe your surroundings and look for an exit that changes location every time the level loads.

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