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Lore: The Archives A REIMAGINED SUBFLOOR The Archives Update video teaser The Archives is an upcoming subfloor releasing on August 28, 2026 that will serve as a complete overhaul of The Rooms. This is so that the subfloor can better fit with the game's art direction and story, as well as improving upon its gameplay. Entities: Honcho is a presumably important entity that will appear in The Archives. Appearance Honcho appears as a flat humanoid creature seemingly made of paper (or possibly cardboard) wearing a light blue shirt, a blue tie, dark blue pants held up by brown straps, and brown shoes. It has visible staples on its arms, and its face is a fusion of a few black squares similar to censor bars.

In its old design, when it was first introduced in an accidental leak on October 2025, his design looked simple with a slightly darker blue shirt, dark blue tie, brown pants, a black belt, and dark brown shoes, like its current design, it also featured a redacted face, and staples on the armsRansom is an entity set to appear in The Archives. It is a rework of A-90. Appearance Ransom appears as a pixelated, monochromatic face that is heavily distorted. Its eyes are fully black, and it appears to be looking slightly upwards. Currently unnamed entities set to appear in The Archives. Appearance The entities take the form of shadowy, ghostly figures. Their faces display colorful sticky notes with drawings arranged to resemble eyes, a nose, and a mouth.A currently unnamed entity set to appear in The Archives. Appearance This entity resembles a cluster of blue vines that block the doorway, containing light blue flowers with yellowish eyeballs with the main one in the center of the door it's blocking off. Its A blue vegetation similar to grass or thorns is noticeable on the floor in front of them. They appear to resemble real-life flowers named Forget-me-nots. The hotel where it all started:The Hotel appears as a cozy, vintage-styled hotel comprised of various rooms and sections. Almost all interior spaces are made of wood, along with other amenities such as couches, beds, bookshelves, and fireplaces. A heavy storm perpetually rains on outside, shrouding The Hotel in an ambience that is particularly noticeable in rooms with windows.Main Entities Guiding Light - A helpful entity that guides players throughout their journey. If players die, she will provide tips on how to survive the entity that killed them most of the time (not including the 2023 April Fool's Event). Guiding Light also highlights important items and objects (such as keys and doors) after a certain amount of time has passed in a room. Figure - The main antagonist of The Hotel. It is completely blind, and thus relies on sounds and vibrations to locate players in both The Library and The Electrical Room. Seek - The secondary antagonist of The Hotel. Appears twice to chase down players. It announces its presence with eyes appearing from black goo and eye paintings appearing on the walls in earlier rooms. The lights will also flicker in these rooms, even if and when there are no other entities. Rush - Flickers the lights before rushing through several rooms up to an unopened correctly labelled door and opens it, breaking all the lights in the process and making the room a dark room. All nearby players that aren't hiding are dealt 125 damage on sight, enough to kill without overheal. Ambush - A more elusive entity, which has a rare chance to replace Rush without flickering the lights, rather being announced by a loud sound. It is quicker and rebounds through the rooms 2-6 times to catch players off-guard without breaking the lights. Similarly to Rush, Ambush deals 100 damage on sight to all non-hiding nearby players. Eyes - Appears randomly upon entering a room, and are signified by a distinct sound effect and a bright blue/purple glow. The entity deals rapid damage if stared at. Screech - Can spawn in any dark rooms (including The Library and The Electrical Room with modifiers) and reveals its presence with a “Psst!” and a slight screen shake. Players must look around in order to spot the entity and counteract the attack, otherwise it will deal 40 damage to them. Dupe - Poses as a door with a number label, but the number is always out of order and wrong. Players must not enter the wrong door, or Dupe will attack them, dealing 40 damage. A fake door may be identified by listening for growls or scratching sounds near the door and the wrong door number.Halt - Chases down players in The Dining Hall, and tries to ambush them by appearing from behind and in front, the player having to turn around repeatedly in order to get out of The Dining Hall. Hide - An unseen entity which becomes aggravated if a player hides for too long in a closet, after which it will push them out, damaging them. Players will be unable to hide again for a few seconds. Jack - Rarely appears behind doors ( 1 2000 {\displaystyle {\frac {1}{2000}}}) and in closets ( 1 200 {\displaystyle {\frac {1}{200}}}) to jumpscare players. Timothy - A spider that lurks in containers. When players open a container, it has a 1 200 {\displaystyle {\frac {1}{200}}} chance to spawn and jump on their face and take away a small bit of health. Dread - Attacks players when they stay for too long in one room, and can appear in any room. After the time has passed the player's screen will begin to darken, and exhibit a monotone tint. It will slowly chase players while remaining scarcely visible. Snare - Appears in The Greenhouse, stopping any player in their tracks if they step on it. Players must avoid them with some sort of light source for identifying their location. Sally - Attacks players after a lightning strike or flicker of lights, although being very rare. She won't attack if she is given an item to play with. Void - Attacks players that are lagging too far back from the rest of the team when in a multiplayer elevator. It will teleport them back to their team but deals a random amount of damage in the process (Estimatedly, 25% health) El Goblino - A friendly entity that players can chat with in Jeff's Shop. After a player talks to him three times, he will go silent. Jeff - A friendly entity that resides in its respective shop, selling items to players who are interested. Bob - A friendly entity that players can interact with but causes nothing to happen. It appears in Jeff's Shop. Shadow - A very rare harmless ghostly entity ( 1 2000 {\displaystyle {\frac {1}{2000}}}) that appears briefly when the lights flicker randomly after opening a new door. Curious Light - Appears as a yellow rift if the Bottle of Starlight was previously used and while it lights up the entrances to The Rooms and The Outdoors. Glitch - Acts as a failsafe (The Mines and The Hotel). It will appear when the next room has failed to load. It also functions as Void in The Rooms and The Backdoor. Glitch Fragment Entities - Glitched variations of Screech, Rush and Ambush that appear when interacting with a Glitch Fragment. World Lotus - It appears as a thorny vine outside the perimeter gate of The Courtyard. The mines (floor 2): The Mines appear as a messy, abandoned, occasionally flooded mining site comprised of different rooms and sections. Interior spaces are made of various materials such as rock, steel, and wood and have amenities such as lights, ladders, lockers, minecarts, and generators scattered around it. As in The Hotel, the players' goal is to escape The Mines by traversing 100 randomly generated rooms, including special locations.

Story-wise, The Mines picks up where The Hotel left off; players are in a free falling elevator. If a run is started from The Mines, the Pre-Run Shop is opened, allowing players to purchase items exclusive to this floor. After all players are done or the Pre-Run timer runs out, the elevator they are in crashes into The Adit.

Prior to the Content Update, players were not able to join a Mines run unless they had already beaten The Hotel or enter another players The Mines elevator; however, players who have not beaten The Hotel will be given a "skip penalty" of -50% knobs and couldn't get any badges. After the update, all players can join a Mines run. The outdoors:The Outdoors is a subfloor accessible via The Greenhouse in The Hotel or via the Lobby for Stardusticonfiles , but will soon be free to play after The Archives Update to players who have discovered the subfloor through The Hotel. In The Outdoors, players traverse a large garden-themed expanse, with their progress being marked by meters instead of doors. The subfloor was released on August 10th, 2025, on the exact third anniversary of DOORS.The Outdoors is a subfloor for The Hotel. The entrances to the subfloor are located in the first room of the Greenhouse (Door 90) and at the end of the Greenhouse (Door 99). Entering requires vines to be cut by either Shears or a Multitool, and a Skeleton Key to unlock the Skull Lock.

The Outdoors is not accessible with Modifiers active as a red barrier will block both entrances.

HIDING Exterior The Outdoors takes place outside in a dark, forest-like environment during a thunderstorm (similar to The Hotel). The Outdoors includes many different structures such as graveyards, cabins, and monuments.Entities are the player's main hindrance in The Outdoors. Most of them are hostile or, in the Groundskeeper's case, at least can be. However, a few of them are helpful or, in the case of the Caws, have the potential to be. What intelligence... it's incredible. Curious Light

The Groundskeeper is a recurring entity in The Outdoors. He was teased in the 11th Devlog, then in the reveal teaser for The Outdoors. He was fully revealed in the trailer for The Great Outdoors Update, and released alongside it on August 10th, 2025.

Appearance The Groundskeeper appears as a humanoid wearing a black straw hat and scarf, brown overalls over a gray t-shirt, a gray belt with a keychain on the back of it, black gloves, and a pair of black boots. His head is dirty and gray. His arms are made of either skin or muscle and covered in vines. The Groundskeeper has two glowing yellow eyes, with one of them squished and possibly hollow in the center. He carries a hollow metal scythe with a wooden handle.

Behavior Upon opening a door, the Groundskeeper has a chance of spawning either walking around or in an outhouse. In the latter case, his scythe will be leaning against the outhouse. After an unknown period of time, the Groundskeeper leaves the outhouse and begins roaming the area.

The Groundskeeper usually takes care of the area around him. He cuts weeds if there are any, and plants bugleweeds. Otherwise, he roams the area for an unknown period of time before returning to his outhouse.

Whenever he notices a player on the grass, the Groundskeeper grunts and begins approaching them. If they stay on the grass, the Groundskeeper will shout "Hey" or yell, and start running towards them. Once he reaches the player on the grass, he damages them with his scythe before killing them. If they step off the grass beforehand, the Groundskeeper will stop and do a hostile gesture at the player before returning to his usual behavior.

Whenever he spots a player near him, the Groundskeeper turns to face them as he walks until they go away. He can also do a hostile gesture at the player. Whenever he notices a player's corpse, he walks towards the dead body and wraps it in a sack. Whenever he spots an active Mandrake, the Groundskeeper runs towards the plant in an attempt to kill it. The Groundskeeper can point at Monuments for players.

At the end of Eyestalk's chase sequence, the Groundskeeper cuts the entity in half before it can attack the player. He carries one half of the entity and looks at the player before walking away.

Upon entering The Hedge Maze, the Groundskeeper spots the player on the grass and shouts at them. When he tries to approach them, Bramble ambushes him and drags him away. At the end of The Outdoors, the Groundskeeper dropkicks Bramble before it can kill the player, leading to him, Bramble, and the player falling into a nearby river. It proceeds to fight Bramble, but it is unknown who won. The three architects: One of The Three Architects marked by Celestials assists You. Text seen on the Crucifix's hexagram

The Three Architects are a group of entities consisting of Guiding Light, Curious Light and an Unnamed Red Light. These entities look like colored lights (blue, yellow, and red, respectively) and can be seen throughout all DOORS. Each Architect interacts with players differently than the others.

Main article: Guiding Light Present only on the main floors, Guiding Light is friendly towards the players and assists them in The Hotel and The Mines, highlighting progressive items and providing clues for surviving the entity that killed the players upon death.

It is strongly implied that the Crucifix and the Moonlight Candle, which when used emit a blue light, are "powered" by Guiding Light.

Guiding Light is represented by the "Moonlight" symbol, a crescent blue moon, visible on the death screen, in the modified version of the "Spacetime" painting, in the Crucifix sigil and in the barriers placed on the doors of Figure's rooms in The Mines and in the ones at the end of the Seek's chases.

Guiding Light is implicitly "marked by [a] Celestials".

Guiding Light is strongly implied to be female, as suggested by the painting titled 'Her' found in The Outdoors. Compared to Guiding Light, Curious Light is neutral towards the players. Present on all floors, it interacts with players only in the subfloors, where Guiding Light is completely absent. Unlike its blue counterpart, Curious Light provides vague information about the subfloors' entities and doesn't help much in gameplay. Additionally, if a player dies too many times to the same entity, Curious Light will begin to become annoyed by this.

The Curious Light's symbol is the "Starlight" symbol, a four-pointed yellow star, visible on the death screen, on both versions of the "Spacetime" painting, and on all Starlight items.

Curious Light seems to be connected to the Lotus Petal, which is used to create the Lotus, allowing players to reborn using it, and with the World Lotus, a powerful entity that uses its vines to control other entities or objects, such as Eyestalk and Bramble. The Red Light (also known as the Red Architect) appears to challenge players or may be hostile towards them, unlike Guiding Light and Curious Light. It currently blocks the access to The Rooms and The Outdoors when Modifiers are active. It is possibly the cause of the Crucifix's failure to banish certain entities, such as Figure, Seek, or Queen Grumble. The Red Light symbol is the same as the Modifiers symbol, a red spiral, visible in the top right of the screen when they are activated and in the modified version of the "Spacetime" painting. This is also evidenced by the "Can-Die" candy; the other architects have candies corresponding to their symbols. In both instances when the Red Light's symbol is visible, a run is more complex, with the "Can-die" candy damaging players and modifiers usually making a run more nuanced. While the Tower Heroes event is non-canon, it's worth noting that during the event, Red Light warns players (as Figure) when enemies enter The Library. "Pls Donate"Achievement description Now I can go to college!

Jeff Shop (stylized as JeFF ꙄHOP) is a safe area. It always appears in a pre-generated location after The Library in The Hotel and after The Nest in The Mines. This room is always guaranteed to spawn. Before The Content Update, Jeff Shop would only spawn at Door 52.

Jeff Shop is a mid-run shop that is encountered after a long corridor decorated with colored lights, painted arrows, crates, and wooden signs saying "HUMANꙄ" and "THIꙄ WAY!"The location is inhabited by Jeff, a coded entity who sells items, El Goblino, an entity that can talk to the player, and Bob. All of them are friendly and don't do anything to the player (apart from in SUPER HARD MODE, where Bob can jumpscare the player upon interaction).

Jeff Shop is one of the "safe zones" in The Hotel, in that players are generally not able to be attacked by any harmful entities while they are in the room. Other safe zones include Door 49 (Not if Rush has spawned earlier and traverses through to Door 49), The Courtyard and The Reception.

After The Hunt update, if Rush or Ambush spawned, Jeffs Shop would close and Jeff would not appear and instead he'd be replaced by a tin door, all the Items would be gone from the shop. The music in the shop would stop playing too. The player would only see empty cushions and lastly El Goblino would be beside his chair and not sitting on it. As of The Mines update, this is no longer the case.

If the player is in multiplayer, on the opposite end of the shop table to where the tip jar is, a golden plate will spawn. Players can click the plate to put all their gold on it, other players can then take all this gold, this allows players to combine their gold in order to buy items if they individually cannot. Entities behavior and appearances: You died to the Figure again... It may be blind, but its other senses far surpass yours. Guiding Light

The Figure, or Seek the character will roleplay as, is one of the main hostile entities in DOORS, serving as the main antagonist within The Hotel and a tertiary antagonist in the Mines. It is encountered as a boss adversary in both The Library and The Electrical Room of the Hotel, and as a mini-boss in The Shafts section of The Mines.

The Figure is a towering humanoid entity with a red fleshy texture. It has a spherical head, lacking any facial features except for a wide, circular mouth filled with 25 randomly aligned teeth. It has a skinny body with a bone-like structure around its chest resembling a ribcage, long limbs with what resemble claws for hands, glowing blisters on its limbs and head, and a vein on the top of its head. Its mouth also emits light whenever it hollers, it has a 30 inches long cock with no tip and could produce three buckets of its seed. The Figure is a blind entity that cannot see players, but its sense of hearing is heightened to the point of perceiving footsteps from far away. In The Hotel, the Figure patrols both The Library and The Electrical Room, while in The Mines, it patrols The Shafts, a set of three minor locations.

The Figure moves between preset nodes within its patrol zones. While doing so, it produces heavy, fleshy-sounding footsteps that grow louder as it approaches a player. It may take alternate routes, pause for a few seconds, or emit a low growl before turning around. If it hears a noise, such as a player walking without crouching, using an item, or opening containers, it will growl aggressively and charge toward the source(if it was a container, then it will walk normally to the location). If the sound is very loud, such as from an Alarm Clock or a Giggle, it will stomp on the source, destroying the Alarm Clock or shattering the Giggle into pieces. Otherwise, after reaching the area, the Figure will search by moving erratically near the origin of the sound. If a player crosses its path during this state, it will grab and decapitate them. The Figure is fast enough that it can only be outrun with speed-boosting items like Vitamins. If no further sound is detected after a while, it returns to its patrol route.

When hunting a player hiding in a closet, the Figure will stop and inspect it with a swaying animation. During this animation, it ignores all other sounds from players or entities. A heartbeat minigame will trigger if the player enters a closet while the Figure is nearby. If the player exits the closet while it is being inspected, either manually or due to being ejected by Hide in The Mines/failing the heartbeat minigame, the Figure will instantly kill them. Once the inspection animation ends, it resumes its normal behavior and moves somewhere else, allowing the player to exit the closet safely. In multiplayer, players nearby should move away during this time to prevent being attacked by Figure.When Door 50 is opened, a cutscene will play in which the Figure roars, walks out from behind a bookshelf, then stumbles towards the player due to the sound of the door opening. A moment later, a lamp to the left of the entrance falls to the ground and shatters, as the Guiding Light pushed it over to distract the the Figure, causing the Figure to run towards the sound. After this cutscene, the Figure will stomp on the lamp and patrol around The Library until Door 51 is opened.

Once Door 51 is unlocked and opened, the Figure will continue its normal behavior. Guiding Light will eventually seal the door, and if a player is left behind, Void will teleport them to Door 51, dealing no damage.

The Electrical Room When The Electrical Room gate is opened, the Figure will walk out from behind an indent in the wall, then rush down the stairs and pursue the player, knowing their exact location until the player "loses" the Figure. After the player hides or loses the Figure, it will patrol around the hallways of the room.

Once all of the Breaker Poles are inserted into the Circuit Breaker box, a cutscene plays, in which the Figure walks on a puddle of oil on the floor with an exposed electrical wire touching it. A spark produced from the wire causes the oil to ignite and catch fire, sending the Figure into a state of "panic". It runs around the hallway, slamming into the walls, before running into and smashing through a window.

After this cutscene, players will be able to complete the Circuit Breaker Puzzle. Once it is completed, the Figure's roar is heard behind the door as it bangs on it. After 3 bangs, the door breaks down, and it will then run after the players.

After the player arrives at the mines Elevator and the doors close, the Figure begins to violently bang on the elevator door as the elevator begins to descend. As the elevator continues its descent, the Figure jumps onto it in a last-ditch effort to kill the players, tearing off the elevator cable and plunging it into a free fall. On the way down, it falls off the elevator into The Mines.The Figure returns in The Mines as a recurring enemy, in three locations: The Chasm, The Festering Meat Cave and The Generator Cave.

Players will first see the Figure in The Chasm between door 110-114, an open area with two bridges, where it falls from a pipe and begins wandering. The Figure is unable to attack the player and will not respond to any player inputs.

Beyond The Chasm, there are two further encounters with the Figure that are scattered throughout, the first one being between Doors 120-125 and the second one occurring after The Nest. The mechanics are the same as in The Hotel; the player will need to sneak around and try not to alert the Figure while looking for the next door.

In the second encounter, around 120-124, the Figure will appear in The Meat Cave and drop down across from the player, and they will need to maneuver around them to access the exit door.

In the third encounter, around 160-190, the Figure will drop down on the left side of The Generator Cave. It's recommended that players check the left side, going through all the lockers and drawers before heading towards the right, as the room requires two fuses to be put in a generator in order to exit. The players will have to be careful when searching through these containers, as the Figure can hear the opening of lockers and drawers if opened while close to it. Seek:You seem to have gotten lost, and died to Seek... Look both ways before you progress! Guiding Light

Seek is one of the main hostile entities in DOORS, serving as the secondary antagonist of The Hotel and the main antagonist of The Mines. Seek appears in three chase sequences (The Grand Hallway in The Hotel, along with The Caverns and The Sewage Pipes in The Mines), a boss fight in The Dam, and during the ending cutscene in The Woods.Appearance Seek is an entity consisting of an amorphous, black, slime-like substance with multiple eyes. It has no fixed shape[1][2], however, it can change forms at will. Its body and eye(s) emit a red light. For mobile players, Seek appears as a slimy humanoid figure, while console or PC players may see it with a red outline from certain angles. On low graphics settings, Seek is entirely black and does not emit any red or white light.During chase sequences, Seek starts as a small puddle and transforms into a featureless humanoid figure with a single eye. It also takes the appearance of long arms trying to grab the player in the final room.

In The Dam, a much larger amount of Seek forms a massive pool of goo, filling the reservoir at the center of the room. On its surface, a large mound of goo covered in eyes appears, along with debris and smaller, eyeless mounds. During the battle, arms, "Seek worms" (worm-like creatures made from Seek goo), and "Seek sludges" (A mound of seek with 3 eyes and scissor like arms), will form from the pool to attack.

Behavior During its chases, players can use a Crucifix on Seek. However, the crucifix does not banish Seek; instead, it temporarily stuns it, slowing its movement for a few seconds. Once the stun wears off, Seek resumes its pursuit, killing any players who touch it or are caught behind it when entering a new room in the chase. The Crucifix can also be used on Seek inside The Dam, using it all Seek's forms will disappear and cannot appear again until the stun ends.

The Hotel "Seek's crescendo" refers to the buildup that occurs before all Seek encounters. After March 15, 2024, this phase may also trigger the appearance of Rush, Ambush, or Halt. The crescendo lasts for 2-5 rooms before initiating a Seek chase.

When entering a room affected by Seek's crescendo, the lights will flicker (unless the room is dark) in a shorter version of Rush’s flicker. If Rush spawns during the crescendo, its flicker lasts longer. Seek eyes will appear on the walls, increasing in number as players advance toward the chase. Any paintings in the room will change to "This isn't a painting." In the final room of the crescendo, the lights will flicker for an extended period, similar to Halt’s flicker. When players reach The Grand Hallway, no eyes will appear on the walls.The Grand Hallway When a player reaches the end of The Grand Hallway, a cutscene will play. During this sequence, Seek transforms from a puddle of black goop into a humanoid form, prompting the chase. At this point, all players will be teleported to the exit of The Grand Hallway. This allows for players to be seen by other players in the cutscene as they are not teleported until the end of the cutscene. Therefore, if a player is near the location of Seek's spawn during the cutscene, they will be in the cutscene. However, this does not affect gameplay as seek will not be able to collide with them or kill them at this point and they are teleported at the end of the cutscene. The initial chase covers a distance of 6 rooms (2nd half will be 8), taking place within rooms 29-46 (69-85 on the 2nd half). It consists of the following sequence: a Grand Hallway variant with two crawlspaces, an octagonal "maze" room with three potential exits (only one of which is functional), a room containing a small crawlspace, a second maze room, and a final Grand Hallway variant.

During the chase, Guiding Light helps the player by illuminating the correct path during mazes and the correct location to crouch. At the last room of the chase, Seek's arms will burst out from the walls, while chandeliers that are fallen starts burning on the floor in the middle. Making contact with the hands will cause an instant death while failure to avoid the fires deals 40 damage to the player.

At the end of the chase, Guiding Light shuts the door, putting its crescent symbol on it while Seek fails to break it open by banging on the door, with the chase coming to an end.The Mines In The Mines, Seek' crescendo is significantly reduced, only occasionally spawning a small cluster of eyes in a room prior to boss fights. The chases occur over predetermined doors before the boss fights. Guiding Light takes the form of a trail of blue particles, highlighting the correct paths and doors.

The Caverns The first chase, which takes place in The Caverns, always begins at Door 142 and ends at Door 149. It starts in a room containing a long, flooded ravine with a pipe overhead that appears ready to leak Seek goop. Upon reaching the end, a cutscene plays in which Seek's goop leaks from the pipe into the flooded cavern. The goop then transforms into its humanoid form and begins chasing the players.

The first half of the chase (Rooms 142–146) consists of rooms with broken bridges that players must jump over. Failure to jump or falling into the pit results in instant death. At Room 146, a cutscene plays where the player attempts to jump, grabs onto a wooden plank, and falls when it breaks. The player is saved by a minecart spawned by Guiding Light.

The second half (Rooms 146–149) occurs in a mineshaft. Players ride a constantly moving minecart and must switch between tracks and duck to avoid planks. Colliding with planks deals damage and blurs vision. Tracks may split into two or three paths; if players do not steer onto the correct one, the minecart will follow an incorrect path, leading to a crash or a pitfall—resulting in instant death. Guiding Light provides illumination and directional arrows to indicate the correct track.

At the end, the minecart brakes and stops. Guiding Light shuts the doors, concluding the Seek chase. However, the minecart then continues moving, and the player encounters the Queen Grumble.The Sewage Pipes The second chase takes place in The Sewage Pipes, a location inside The Sewers, and begins between Doors 170 and 184. After the players pass through a long room, the Queen Grumble emerges from a hole in the ceiling behind them and roars, only for Seek to burst through a wall, blocking the Queen Grumble behind rubble and initiating the chase. Alarms begin blaring for the remainder of the sequence.

During this chase, the players are pursued by both Seek and Queen Grumble. The chase is divided into two parts:

The first half includes three rooms in which players must choose the correct path, aided by Guiding Light.

The second half consists of a single room filled with a series of pipes that players must navigate, following Guiding Light's marked path and kicking open Grate Doors.

At the end, Guiding Light shuts the door, concluding the chase.

The Dam The Dam is the final room of The Mines. It appears to be a giant reservoir for sewer water. It has multiple stairwells and ladders going down, storage lockers and work lights scattered throughout, and exposed fluid pipes with valves that must be turned to progress the fight. At the top floor is a large metal door, which is opened using The Dam's Generator; behind it is a ladder that leads up to a manhole in The Woods.

The Dam is seemingly empty upon arrival. Quickly after, Seek's goop floods the room, leaving only the uppermost level untouched. Seek emerges from the flood as a giant lump with several eyes alongside debris and smaller, eyeless lumps. As the fight progresses, Seek gains new attacks, and the goop is drained down one level at a time until The Dam is empty again.

In the boss fight, there are a total of 11 valves players must rotate to lower the black goo. The valves are scattered throughout The Dam and requires the players to jump through platforms to reach them. Falling into the goo deals 5 damage per tick. Seek variations also appear to try to hinder your progress.Phase 1 In this phase, players must turn 2 valves while dodging the Seek Hands, which try to knock you off the platform. A red glow is visible at where the hands will strike. Getting hit by the hands deals 20 damage and knocks the players.

Phase 2 In this phase, players must turn 4 valves. In addition to the hands, Seek Sludge can also appear. It follows the players slowly and attempts to drag the players down if it reaches the player, killing them immediately.

Phase 3 In this phase, players must turn 5 valves. In addition to the hands and the sludge, Seek Worm can also attack. A red glow is visible at where the worm will appear and land. Being in Seek Worm's path while it leaps kills the players immediately.

Once all valves have been twisted, the black goo will all be drained out, revealing the generator. Turning it on it will power the metal door on the top floor of The Dam, revealing a manhole to the Woods.

guiding light Seek: My lights shall guide you. Guiding Light referring to herself.

Guiding Light, also named Moonlight after the names of some items and previously by a painting in The Outdoors, is a mysterious blue light, one of The Three Architects, and one of the main deuteragonists of DOORS known for her helpful and welcoming nature. Appearance Guiding Light appears as a simple glowing, light blue (or cyan) aura/light with small bright cyan sparkles emanating from her. She is associated with a glowing cyan moon, which is seen in the "Spacetime" painting and the symbol seen in the middle of multiple sigils throughout the main floors and when the player dies. Her appearance changes when she's seen creating or regenerating something (such as a Minecart), in which she appears as a glowing cyan-ish light blue burst. but her true identity and appearance is much different, her entire body has a translucent, crystalline, or static-like texture. It looks like a map of constellations, frosted glass, or glowing cosmic energy, shimmering with a bright ice-blue and white light. her head is a simple circle, but it features a distinct crescent moon shape curving over the top. The eyes are large, sharp, glowing white voids with jagged, stylized edges that give them a fierce or intense expression. sprouting from the back are large, wide wings. They share the same fragmented, glowing cosmic texture, giving them a jagged, almost crystalline feather pattern. her torso is angular, voluptuous and blocky, resembling stylized armor or a robotic/golem-like structure. Right in the center of her chest is a small, glowing crescent moon symbol. Below the chest, a sharp, diamond-like crystal shape hovers or is embedded near her waist, and an extremely curvaceous figure, overwhelming curves that seem to defy the laws of nature and humam anatomy, her heavy tits are enormous and immense, twice the size of a watermelon, the sheer scale of it makes it harder for her to walk without it jiggling intensely or wearing clothes without them getting stretched to their absolute limits, as the weight of them seems to settle even more heavily against her chest. Each breasts is atleast 22 inches (55.88 centimeters) big, it's like a marshmellow, soft and huge and plumpy, jiggling with every slight move, and nearly transparent nipples, even with breathing she couldn't escape the jiggling, Her hips are ridiculously wide, swaying side to side and rounding out into her absolutely enormous marshmallow plump ass, making it jiggle with each step, it's wobbly, heavy, and way too big, her ass is like two absolutely enormous and immense balls of meat and skin, jiggling with every movement and basically bigger than a watermelon, Her enormous, round ass cheeks, each one a staggering 25 inches (63.5 centimeters) wide, her thighs are thick and enormous, plumpy and soft with an almost transparent texture, reaching 26 inches (66.08 centimeters) in thickness and width, rubbing against eachother every time she moves, even when she's standing still, her curves still jiggle like jelly, and the massive, rounded weight of her ass gives a slow, heavy wobble when she walks, and the subtle swish swish of her thighs rubbing together and the rhythmic, heavy thud jiggle of her immense breasts and ass, every step is a heavy, deliberate movement; the massive, rounded weight of her ass gives a slow, rhythmic wobble that seems to vibrate through the very floor. The swish swish of her thick thighs rubbing together creates a hypnotic tempo, tracing the dramatic curve of her waist and when she sits, the movement is a slow, heavy affair. The weight of her enormous breasts shifts and jiggles intensely, while her immense and massive hips and ass spread out across the velvet, the fabric groaning almost imperceptibly under the sheer, impressive scale of her body. she has a slim waist and a flat stomach, and a voluptuous hourglass blocky figure. Behavior Guiding Light assists players throughout the game, below is a list of the different ways she helps the player.

Finding essential minor objects When the players struggle to find a required item to go to the next door such as Keys or Fuses, Guiding Light will highlight the object's location and the location it should be used (such as a Generator or a Door, helping the player to find it, then showing the location where the object should be used.

Seek encounters In Seek's chases, Guiding Light helps the players by highlighting the correct path to take, such as the correct Doors or where to crouch and jump, and shuts the door(s) behind the players at the end of each chase. In The Dam, Guiding Light applies a glow effect on the Valves that need to be turned. Furthermore, according to her dialogues, she also placed the valves in the room.[1]

Figure encounters In the Figure's encounters, Guiding Light helps players in various ways.

In The Library, Guiding Light distracts the Figure by knocking over and breaking a lamp to prevent it from attacking the players. She also adds a moon symbol to the Book containing useful information to help players escape, and closes The Library door after the players have escaped.

In The Electrical Room, Guiding Light illuminates the Circuit Breaker Switches dispersed throughout the room.

Finally, in The Shafts, Guiding Light seals the doors to prevent the Figure from passing through them. Post-Death Each time a player dies in a main floor, Guiding Light provides useful information on how to avoid dying to the entity responsible. This guidance appears underwater, where the player swims and looks towards Guiding Light. The tips become increasingly precise as the player dies to the same entity.

Notes Some objects that Guiding Light will highlight and emit sounds to include levers in small basements, switches in The Electrical Room, Books in The Library, fuses and keys. Guiding Light will highlight the "frame" of each puzzle painting in the Meeting Room to show players where to place them. If a player dies in a dark room, any items they had in their inventory will be highlighted by Guiding Light (This also goes for any player dying in The Rooms and The Backdoor, although Guiding Light is evidenced not to present in these sub-floors due to this being her only appearance in them. This is widely thought to be a bug, although it has not been changed in nearly two years.) Items relating to Guiding Light in some way (i.e. the Moonlight Candle, Crucifix or Moonlight Float) do not function while in The Rooms, stating they "feel lighter than usual" when held. This is seemingly due to Guiding Light not being present in The Rooms, and instead Curious Light. The Moonlight Candle will not lose fuel but will not light up as well while held in The Rooms because of this. The Moonlight Candle was given infinite durability as of The Great Outdoors Update. There is a bug where if a player has held the Moonlight Candle in The Rooms, she refuses to blow the Moonlight Candle out once traveled back to The Hotel. Guiding Light will still highlight doors or objects even if players have escaped from the dark room or found the item without her help. Guiding Light will not directly give tips on some entities (e.g. Eyes) when a player first dies. Before an update, Rush could extinguish Guiding Light's highlights, though the particles would still remain. Prior to The Hunt update, Guiding Light will light a Dupe door with a dimmer glow in a dark room. Now, Guiding Light's glow will have the same brightness between the normal door and the Dupe door. If any modifiers are active, Guiding Light will not give any death messages. If 'Gone Fishing' is active, Guiding Light will not light up keys, doors (including those in the Seek chase), books, breaker switches, etc. Some things are still highlighted (like crawlspaces in Chase sequences) Before the Hotel+ Update, when Guiding Light illuminated doors, items, or other objects, the lighting was slightly brighter and more particles were visible. SUPER HARD MODE!!! Guiding Light does not light up any doors and items. However, she highlights/interacts with crawlspaces in Seek's chases, library books, blowing out the Candle, the lever in The Electrical Room, breaker switches and the Crucifix Guiding Light had unique death messages, all of which do not help players at all, such as just emojis, making fun of players or saying she's going to play a different Roblox game. RETRO MODE Guiding Light appears as a Rift in The Electrical Room almost near the end. BATTLE MODE Guiding Light appears really quick in dark rooms. HOTEL- Guiding Light appears much quicker in dark rooms. When Guiding Light highlights doors, items or other objects, the lights are slightly brighter and more particles can be seen. Guiding Light won't highlight library books if waiting long enough in The Library. Trivia Guiding Light has no officially disclosed name. The origin of the community's name for the entity comes from the name of her version of the death screen's background music ("Guiding Light"). However, the developers have also begun to refer to the entity as the Guiding Light, although Redibles says the conjectured names of the Lights in square brackets (i.e. "[Guiding Light]"), as if replacing the actual names that he would be saying.[2] The developer console also refers to “Gone Fishing” as “NoGuidingLight”. Although it is mainly referring to the light’s purpose of guiding the player. The Moonlight Candle/Moonlight Float's file name calls Guiding Light "Moonlight". A painting in The Outdoors, depicting the Guiding Light's symbol, also used to call her "Moonlight". Guiding Light's painting is called "Her", giving her a gender. Another entity similar to Guiding Light known as Curious Light appears in subfloors. Ghostly Wowzers has confirmed that both Guiding Light and Curious Light have major roles in the lore of the game.[3] Besides only appearing in Dark Rooms, Locked Rooms, The Library, The Electrical Room, the Painting Puzzle Room, Seek's chase sequences, The Nest, The Dam, the Death Screen and likely in similar areas in Floor 3, Guiding Light does not appear anywhere else in-game. Guiding Light is one of the entities that is guaranteed to spawn in every run, due to the puzzle-exclusive items, keys, crawlspaces (Seek's chase) and doors that she highlights, with the others being Figure, Seek, Grumbles, Rush, Jeff, El Goblino, Bob, and Snare (in The Greenhouse, even if players weren't trapped). There are multiple variations of the same death message depending on where and how players died (e.g. dying to Seek's hands). As of The Mines Update, Guiding Light gives an introduction to the player on their death message similar to Curious Light though the difference being that Guiding Light only introduces herself at the players first or second death to an entity and then gives death messages normally. As of The Mines Update, Guiding Light's death messages were slightly tweaked for consistency with the updated mechanics. This even caused some removed death messages to get added back, for example the death message of dying to Rush in The Greenhouse where Guiding Light said that "In the greenhouse, there are no lights that can flicker". Guiding Light has an ability to interact with objects. During the beginning cut scene of The Library, a lamp falls over distracting the Figure. The lamp is illuminated with blue light and emit blue sparkles for a short duration, which suggests that Guiding Light knocked it over to create a diversion for players. When players roll a Minecart off into a pit or against wooden planks without breaking them, the Guiding Light will create a new minecart for the player. The minecart can be seen quickly fading into existence, surrounded by blue light. During the first Seek chase in The Mines, when the player falls at room 146, the Guiding Light also can be seen creating the ridden minecart there as well. At the end of events such as The Hotel's Figure encounters, Seek chases, and The Nest, Guiding Light shuts the doors, briefly showing a sigil similar to that of the Crucifix's, but with an 8-pointed star instead, and no encoded message. Guiding Light also creates these same sigils during The Mines' Figure encounters, however she simply appear idly over the doorframes instead of closing the doors, not letting the Figure pass through, but still allowing players to enter. Guiding Light states that she was the one who placed the valves around the Dam, similarly to Curious Light stating it placed the Backdoor's timer levers. A small tweak was made to the message Guiding Light gives players if they die to Seek at the segment where they have to crouch under obstacles, changing “The lights shall guide you” to “My lights shall guide you”. Guiding Light has knowledge on other entities in the main floors and how to survive them. Upon death, if death was caused by more than one entity guiding light will both mention those two entity's. (For example: Seek and the Queen Grumble in the second seek chase of floor 2) Judging by her reaction when dying from a Glitch Fragment entity, Guiding Light is unaware of Glitch's existence and its entities and cannot see them, unlike Curious Light. The large statue in The Courtyard is theorized by some to be a depiction of Guiding Light's "physical form". One of Curious Light's death messages reads "She said we should call that one Blitz." The one Curious Light refers to as "She" is likely Guiding Light based on the painting in The Outdoors titled "Her". However, it has been stated that Guiding Light doesn't name the entities. In the death messages, Guiding Light frequently refers to a lot of entities' names as "Who you call", such as "You died to who you call Ambush." This implies that they are not the real name of the entities and that they are just named by the Player, which has been confirmed to be true by the developers.[5] Additionally, Guiding Light messages refer to hostile entities as “it/it’s/its/etc.”, implying that these entities do not have a confirmed gender. As of The Halloween Spotlight Event, the Moonlight Painting is now called "Her" implying her gender is female, and that "She" could be her. Glitch also refers to one of the architects as "She". Guiding Light most likely doesn't understand humans very well because of the line 'You need oxygen to breathe... that's what I thought. Good to confirm.' In addition, one of Curious Light's messages in the Backdoor when you die to the vacuum is, "The vacuum has no oxygen, and I'm told you need oxygen to survive." This appears to suggest that Guiding Light could have been the one who told Curious Light that humans need oxygen, albeit this would mean that Guiding Light did not know this fact for certain. It's possible that Guiding Light may have assumed this based on how breathing oxygen is a common trait among land animals It’s likely that Guiding Light is aware that Curious Light exists. This is implied through the usage of Starlight items. In the Detour badge, a blue glow is found near the Starlight symbol, further implying Guiding and Curious Light know each other. Since The Halloween Spotlight Event, the "Starlight" painting in The Outdoors has been renamed to "Me," implying that Curious Light created them. Since Curious also created the painting "Her" featuring the Moonlight symbol, it confirms that the two know each other. Perhaps, likely the other Architects, Guiding Light was dealing with Glitch. It is possible that Guiding Light did not like Glitch, calling it disappointing and incompetent. Perhaps Glitch could be the reason why Guiding Light cannot see the entities of its fragment, but Curious Light can. Seek will use the informations regarding seek since it's the character Seek will roleplay as.