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About Corridors

Corridors is a shooter in which you collect enough gems to complete a run. You can play in the preset CorridorWorld and compete for high scores on global leaderboards, or explore folders and files on your own PC. The game can also be used as a file and media explorer, with support for viewing images and videos and playing music as you walk through its corridors.

Runs and combat

Choose from five difficulty modes: Peaceful, Beginner, Medium, Hard and Insane. Custom modifiers and Ironman mode offer further ways to set the challenge. Monsters appear in most modes, but not in Peaceful. You begin with a handgun and a shotgun; rarer weapons include automatic weapons, a rocket launcher and grenades. Hidden portals lead to secret side rooms, and runs can include gems of different rarities, buffs and debuffs.

Explore your files

Choose a folder in the options to explore your own files as corridors, with doors and files displayed along the walls. A green door at the start of each corridor leads to its parent folder, while doors along the corridor open subfolders. You can view photos and videos and listen to music as you explore, and can use Peaceful mode if you want to explore without combat.

Other locations

Beyond the main game, other places let you explore your PC in different settings. These include an art gallery, an old cinema and a city that you can walk or fly around and enter buildings in. Corridor colours can be customised or selected from presets, and appearance settings include options for fonts, shadows, particles and scaling.

Procedural worlds

All gameplay locations are procedurally generated using C and raylib. Photos and videos in the packaged CorridorWorld are personal photos or open-source CC0 photos. The game features music by Kevin MacLeod, with different tracks for different modes.

Frequently asked questions

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