Key Features
• Bodycam Gameplay: The Backrooms horror feels painfully real through a gritty first-person bodycam view that puts you directly inside the maze.
• Randomized Levels: Every run is different. The layout, rooms, and paths change each time you play, keeping the tension alive.
• Tight Controls: Built for precision and control, allowing you to move, explore, and react naturally in every situation.
• Atmospheric Horror: Eerie lighting, disturbing sounds, and unsettling visuals create a feeling that something is always just out of sight.
• Catch Anomalies: You are not alone in the Backrooms. Watch for strange movements and capture anomalies before they consume everything.
• Endless Maze Survival: The deeper you go, the harder it gets. There’s no map, no exit—only how far you can last.
• Realtime Leaderboard: Compete with players worldwide to see who can survive the longest in the endless yellow maze.

Step into the Backrooms and test your sanity inside a place that should not exist. What looks like a dull maze of empty rooms soon turns into something far worse. The air hums with electricity, the lights flicker unpredictably, and the sense of isolation grows with every turn.

The game throws you into a shifting labyrinth where nothing stays the same for long. Corridors stretch endlessly, rooms distort, and the faint hope of escape keeps pulling you deeper. It’s not about fighting or running—it’s about surviving long enough to understand what’s happening around you.

The bodycam view makes it all feel too real. Each step feels heavy, every sound feels close, and the simple act of turning a corner becomes a moment of hesitation. There are no scripted scares here—only the fear that builds naturally as you realize how lost you are.

You will encounter strange anomalies that twist reality. Some move in the distance, others flicker into view before vanishing completely. They are the key to understanding this place, but they are also what makes it dangerous. Catching them isn’t easy, but it’s the only way to push deeper into the unknown.

The atmosphere is thick with tension. Sounds echo through the halls with no clear source. Lights buzz and hum, sometimes dying out just long enough for you to question what you saw in the dark. Every corner looks the same, and that sameness is what slowly wears you down.

Each time you play, the maze reshapes itself. You’ll never walk the same path twice, and you’ll never feel safe doing it. The layout shifts to confuse you, to keep you guessing, and to make sure no two sessions feel alike.

The leaderboard adds a new kind of pressure. Every second counts as players around the world compete for the longest survival time. There’s no scripted ending, no set victory condition—just you against the Backrooms. The question isn’t whether you can escape, but how long you can hold on before the maze claims you.

This is a horror game about disorientation, fear, and the slow unraveling of reality. It rewards players who pay attention, who can keep calm when things don’t make sense, and who are brave enough to take one more step forward even when everything tells them not to.

Enter the Backrooms. Explore, survive, and try not to lose yourself. The walls are always watching.