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   The Backrooms are a dimension that coexists with ours the only way to get here is by accident once here you can never leave The Backrooms are made up of an unknown amount of Levels, some say there are thousands. Each Level of The Backrooms is different than the next. There are many entities down here some nice some that will kill you on sight. This place has existed since the dawn of time and you cannot age here you can only die from being killed or starvation. As a result, there are also lots of humans scattered about in The Backrooms as well as different factions and Cities but for the most part, it is a hellish labyrinth.

   Some times you can fall through the floor or walk throw walls into a different level; also if you run into a miscoloured wall or something out of place it can noclip you

   M.E.G is a group of explorers in the backrooms that document the backrooms and have a online datebase

   an Entity is considered anything non-human you might encounter in The Backrooms. Though some might be friendly the vast majority are hostile

   These creatures are found on Level 3 and appear vaguely humanoid in appearance. They crawl on all fours to move across the halls of the backrooms, with their back legs further stretched out (more similar to a canine\u0027s leg structure then to ours). On the back of the burster are many calluses, that explode in small pops of acidic fluids when agitated or hunting prey.\nThe bursters will stay mostly docile in a fetal-like position, but when a living creature comes near the calluses on its back will burst, causing an explosion of acidic like substances to spray against the victim\u0027s face, usually impairing their vision. After this occurs the burster will wait for the acid to kill the victim, which it usually succeeds in doing. If the victim survives the burster will continue to spray acid until said victim has succumbed to shock, wherein the burster will consume the victim.

   Death Rats are Entities that can be found in various Levels of The Backrooms. With each population being unique depending on the Level it\u0027s on (Example: There is a species of Death Rat that is hairless to better cope with the hot temperature of Level 2). They seem to have inhabited the Backrooms for many years, starting out as normal rats and slowly changing to better suit their climate.\nDeath Rats vary in abilities, as they evolve their bodies and abilities to adapt to various Levels. (Example: In most levels like Level 1, the Entities seem to have this \u0022Screaming Event\u0022. On rare occasions, you can hear screaming, not from people, but from Rats chasing other Entities. Lights will flicker during this event, until the Death Rat stops or the Entity is terminated.) There are many other types of special Death Rat, but most Death Rats are harmless and can be a food source if your willing to eat one. Somehow. However, some species are very dangerous and will even set traps for you. They are smarter than you think.

   Deathmoths, also known as Entity 4, are giant moth-like creatures that inhabit most indoor levels of the Backrooms. They have a 1.5 meter wingspan, gray hair, and jagged wing edges. Deathmoths exhibit sexual dimorphism, with females being much larger and more hostile than males:

   Females: Huge, hostile, and can spray acid that dissolves wanderers. They have a soft pouch on their underbelly that produces Moth-Jelly, a consumable with healing and nutritional properties. However, consuming more than 5 lbs causes mutations that transform the consumer into a Weremoth.

   Males: Smaller, easily scared, and sometimes kept as pets. They are mostly harmless and possibly tamable.

   Dullers are strange creatures generally found in the lower levels of The Backrooms. They appear dark grey and humanoid, but they lack several prominent features, such as a face or ears. It is not fully understood how Dullers kill their prey, as they usually run away from threats.\nThey usually run away from anything that gets close, but be aware that these Entities do seem to be hostile, The Entity hunts by being in a hall, and having a victim in a hall on the other side of a wall. The Duller will then no-clip its arm through the wall capturing the prey on the other side, and then drag them into their hall. If you notice a Duller, without their hunting tactic, they will silently run away. It is unknown what they do to you once captured. They can sometimes take seemingly random objects, and it is unknown what they do with the items. They also seem to dislike Almond Water, as Wanderers report that Dullers seem to avoid Almond Water fountains, and other items.

   Dunks are small, boxy entities, sporting a long trunk that strikingly resembles a human arm. Dunks are well-known for how easily they may be tamed, and how excessively compliant they are towards their owners. Dunks are naturally peaceful in temperament. However, due to their unquestioning obedience towards their owners, tamed dunks will not hesitate to commit acts of extreme violence if commanded. Interestingly, The only exception is the fact that dunks will always refuse to attack anyone with an elderly appearance or age. Dunks also seem to be rather adventurous, and are found in a majority of well-lit levels. As a result, they boast remarkable adaptive capabilities.

   Enigmatic Entities are a specific group of entities that are powerful enough to cause widespread destruction or instability; nevertheless, not every Enigmatic Entity is harmful to humans, albeit rare. Most contain unique properties and behavior that cannot yet be understood or explained.

   Facelings are a general term for faceless people that roam the backrooms. There are multiple types, each with varying levels of hostility. They are one of the most populous entities in the backrooms, and likely one of the first entities you will encounter. The most common two forms are \u0022Adult Facelings\u0022 and \u0022Child Facelings\u0022, although more have since been discovered.\n\nAdult Facelings are friendly and do not act with hostility unless provoked. They typically have the appearance of standard adult humans, with smooth skin replacing the entire face. They can appear as male, female, and can also appear completely androgynous.\n\nChild Facelings are mischievous and hostile. They often appear in groups of 2-3, and will torment and attempt to kill survivors they encounter. They are almost always female, and brandish small sharp objects. These typically are small pieces of sharp metal, or small knives. However, seeing one is not always an attempt on your life. They will sometimes just attempt to scare survivors, or pull pranks on them.

   Frowners are fox like entities that lurk in dark places making it son thier glowing faces are visable thier teeth and eyes glow making it look like a glowing frown in the darkness these entity’s will attack smilers but will usaul not attack humans unless provoked

   The name \u0022Hound\u0022 comes from the dog-like nature of these Entities, crawling on all fours and mauling anyone that provokes them. Hounds are humanoids with strange biology, with arms and legs that are built for travel on all fours. They are highly aggressive, and are made aggressive when they see someone in an aggressive state, but can be intimidated by direct eye contact.\nHounds become hostile the moment they see a human. However, they become intimidated when you give direct eye contact and stare them down. This won\u0027t work for long however, but it should be enough time to get your bearings and make a run for it. However, if you hear a growling noise, its safest to stay out of sight of a Hound.

   Jerry is a small bird with resemblance to the hyacinth macaw parrot. Its habitat is mainly Level 1, but it occasionally spotted in Level 2. This level is home to Jerry\u0027s \u0022home\u0022, known as Jerry\u0027s Room, where Jerry and his followers are often found. Those who make physical contact with Jerry without taming him are subject to his indoctrination abilities. Jerry can be tamed using sunflower seeds or Almond Water. Otherwise, it is safest to avoid Jerry at all costs.\nSurvivors that make physical contact with Jerry (without attempting to tame him) will be affected by his \u0022indoctrination abilities\u0022. This basically makes the victim worship Jerry like a god, chanting phrases such as \u0022Jerry is everything\u0022, \u0022Jerry is what I live for\u0022, and \u0022All Hail Jerry\u0022. After a few hours, the assimilated will disappear to Jerry\u0027s Room, where they will remain until they choose to exit and \u0022spread the word of Jerry\u0022. Jerry\u0027s followers will act like mindless zombies until they reach Jerry\u0027s Room, at which point they will regain control of themselves, and will now worship Jerry as if his god-like status was ingrained into their mind.",

   Mr. Kitty is a 7 foot tall slender humanoid being with no hands or arms, however he is still able to walk which is unknown how he can walk. Kitty has no eyes or mouth but can still talk and see around him which doesn't really make sense. Kitty is very kind and helpful and will make breakfast, lunch and dinner for wanders and treat them as guests to his home. Most of the time when Kitty isn't cooking he is either, watching the TV or reading a book in his room, the books he reads are books from real life and these books seem to just randomly spawn into the level.

   Safe, Passive.

   Partygoers are deadly entities in the Backrooms, primarily found in Level Fun, but they can sometimes appear in other levels. They look like colorful, humanoid figures with unsettling red smiles carved in their non-existent faces with sandworm like arms and usually yellow bodies but can exist in different colours Though they seem cheerful, Partygoers lure and attack wanderers, converting them into more Partygoers. They are highly intelligent, using the festive atmosphere to deceive and trap victims, making them extremely dangerous.

   Partypoopers were a peaceful humanoid entity found in The Backrooms, primarily in Level 52. They are the antithesis to "Partygoers" and are described as wearing black hooded jackets, jeans, sneakers, and a blue mask with a sad face.

   Unlike Partygoers, Party Poopers were friendly, helpful to wanderers, and communicated with "=(". They were largely wiped out during the "Fun War" with Partygoers, leading to their near extinction.

   Reviooks are entities that can be found in the Backrooms, most commonly on Level 5 and Level 7, characterized by their many legs and ability to burrow into the ground. These creatures should be considered extremely dangerous.\nReviooks will burrow into the ground for several weeks at a time, waiting for wanderers or other entities to walk over them. The ground will eventually heal, and look like it did before. After around 5-9 seconds of standing on the ground, the ground will begin to break, and the Reviook will break out of the floor and grab its victim, pulling it back underneath the floor. What happens at this point is unknown, but the victim may reemerge as a bare, brittle skeleton. It is assumed that the Reviook forces its victim to suffocate underground, and discards the remains.

   Entity 10, more commonly known as the Skin-Stealers, are large humanoid entities that can wear the skin of their victims as a disguise. They eat human flesh when in a hunger state, and otherwise roam aimlessly if they do not need to eat. Their blood is translucent, and they can mimic human speech. They are most commonly found on the first 4 levels, but have been reported in several levels.\nSkin-Stealers are typically docile creatures and will wander aimlessly if they do not need to feed. In this stage, they will not be hostile unless you aggravate them. In a hunger state, they will seek out humans wandering alone and will then use their strength to tear them apart with their hands.

   Smilers are generally hostile, and there have been many confirmed sightings of them. They can be identified by their signature reflective eyes and teeth gleaming in the dark. The best way to escape a Smiler is to keep eye contact. Smilers tend to reside in dark areas on Level 2 and Level 3. Their Base is known to be \u0022The Smiling Room\u0022.\nThe Smiler is attracted to light, and will chase anything they see with a light, so distracting it by throwing a light source at it would be great for an escape. The Entity will only start to attack if you panic and retreat, or if a loud noise is made. Keep eye contact, and move away slowly to ensure your survival. Using a Smiler Exterminator will cause the Entity to retreat or lose its senses for a long period of time.

   Ah, you\u0027re here! I was expecting you! I hope I didn\u0027t startle you too badly. I would just like to have a little talk between the two of us\u2014 on business terms, of course. I know you\u0027ve had a few questions for me, some you\u0027ve tried to answer yourself. Though I\u0027m sure nothing beats talking to the real deal.\n\nNo need for names, don\u0027t worry, I know very well who you are. What is it you call me again? The Beast of Level 5? Goodness, talk about a way to treat your business partner. Why not the Gentleman of Level 5? Ah, well, I guess it\u0027s pointless to dwell on that. If it works for you then I suppose it works for me.\n\nThis is my hotel. My domain, if you will. Nice, isn\u0027t it? I hope it didn\u0027t give you too much trouble. Having run a place like this for so long, I try my best to keep it in its best shape.\n\nYou\u0027re scared, aren\u0027t you? That\u0027s alright. I can\u0027t imagine what you might\u0027ve gone through to get here. How about this- I can help you. Let\u0027s strike a deal, you and I. It\u0027ll be our little secret. You just have to do a few things for me, nothing too difficult\u2026 And I promise you\u0027ll never have to feel that fear ever again.\n\nI promise.

   The Thing On Level 7 has little information on specific detail thus far, having only been seen by a handful of travelers. It appears to be the only one of its kind left, and is highly intelligent; although incapable of speech, it can write. It is omnivorous and brutal and appears to care little for humans, as it has stated when asked. It is a black, snakelike figure that is said to be roughly 11 thousand meters long, with no features except for a large mouth that is only visible when it is open and is big enough to swallow a small hotel whole. This mouth takes up a third of its face, with sharp, 10 meter teeth inside. It reportedly hunts down movement.\n\nIt sees and circles its would-be victims in a manner similar to that of a shark. It has been known to expel large quantities of tar from its skin in some situations, the causes for which are unknown. Despite its appearance, the only traveler to come into physical contact with it has given it the ironically appealing nickname \u0022Tiny\u0022, which it appears to despise. As of now, The Thing On Level 7 is the only known Thing on Level 7. It has insane regenerative abilities, making it near immortal.

   Also known as \u0022Grabbers\u0022, Transporters are tall, dark, floating humanoid figures. They can appear anywhere past Level 3, and get more common as you go farther through the Backrooms. They appear when you reach a T-junction in the hallways.\nwo of the three ways will continue as normal, but entering the third way will reveal a Transporter at the end of the hallway. If you turn around, you will find the passage into the hallway is gone, replaced by a simple wall. The Transporter will walk towards you, gradually speeding up, until it finally reaches you. It will then grab onto your shoulders. It seems that what happens next is random: Either you die, or, according to many survivors documentation of a Transporter, you\u0027re thrown through a void, and land in various Levels. It is unknown if you could be transported anywhere else by these entities. Should a Transporter be spotted, attempt to go opposite to where it is facing. This method may not be reliable due to the transporter\u0027s nature.

   Entity 22, also known as Warning Kites, refers to a group of kites of childish design. Each kite varies in size and design. Without a cause, Entity 22 cannot be spotted or manifested. When danger is near a Wanderer, Entity 22 will then warn the Wanderer of the oncoming danger. These entities can be found on any outdoor level and are equally as common as how much danger there is on a level.\nWhen danger is more than an acre of a Wanderer, Entity 22 will manifest in hordes of indeterminate amounts. They then can be seen flying in the opposite direction of the danger. This is their way of telling the Wanderer which direction the danger is in. When directly overhead of a Wanderer, childish laughter and cheering can be heard. The louder the sounds produced from Entity 22 are, the closer the danger is.\n\nEntity 22 is completely neutral towards humans and will make no attempt at harming an individual. However, when warning a Wanderer, they will also not make any attempt to stop the danger other than only warning the aforementioned individual.\n\nDepending on the quantity of the danger2, the quantity of Entity 22 will increase. The opposite goes for the fewer amounts of danger.\n\nWhen out of range3, Entity 22 will explode, releasing confetti from its interior and producing a sound similar to children cheering.

   Wretches are a humanlike entity, often described as acting undead or zombielike. Once human, these entities were transformed via a poorly understood process, thought to stem from deprivation of vital sustenance such as food, water, and sleep. Wretches are common throughout the Backrooms, residing in the shadows wherever humans gather due to their nature.\nThe process of transformation into a Wretch appears to be related to hunger, thirst, and lack of sleep. Isolation is thought to accelerate the process, judging by the high concentration of Wretches in unexplored or dangerous areas. The process of transformation into a Wretch is commonly referred to as the \u0022Wretched Cycle\u0022 among wanderers, and cannot be reversed by normal means. However, a transformation in process can be stalled by proper sustenance and rest, including Almond Water and Royal Rations.\n\nComplete prevention of the process is possible, but rare and often risky. Wall Masks are thought to reverse the transformation, at a cost; Reality Fresheners are hypothesized to aid in prevention as well.

   Backrooms objects range from the ordinary real world objects to the strange objects that are in the backrooms

   Valid strange items: Almond water, Liquid pain, cashew water, fire salt, lucky o' milk, royal rations, balloons.

   Valid real world objects: crow bar, screwdriver, flashlight, batteries, chips, granola bar, pens, any hand held tool, any snack food, soda.

   Object one or more commonly known as almond water is a common liquid substance found in a bottle almond water is known to have properties that improve your health and cure minor illnesses In the backrooms as it name implies it taste like almonds and is the main source of hydration in the backrooms also it helps improve your sanity.

   In the Backrooms, "liquid pain" appears as a thick, dark, viscous fluid that glistens under dim lighting. It has a sticky texture, often bubbling or rippling as if it’s alive. The areas containing this substance exude an oppressive atmosphere filled with silence and distant echoes, creating a sense of dread. Contact with liquid pain causes burning sensations and can lead to disorientation or madness. It also affects the entities in the Backrooms, making them more aggressive. Also, it’s very similar to hydrochloric acid.

   Cashew Water, or Object 44 in the Backrooms, is a rare and dangerous liquid found mainly in Negative Levels. Drinking it causes severe physical and mental impairments, including disorientation and psychological damage. Unlike Almond Water, which is beneficial, Cashew Water is harmful and should be avoided at all costs.

   Royal ration is a white Gelatin that’s not known to spoil its eatable and it’s been reported to be the best thing wanders ever tasted so much intact that riots break out due to it eating any amount of it will provide the nourishment of 3 meals

   Lucky O’ Milk is again, a soybean-based drink that is a great substitute to Almond Water, for people who have nut allergies. The bottles are made up of a tough, clear, colourless glass, similar to those old fashion milk bottles. It looks like the label, which is around the midsection, has been ingrained into to the glass and is tinted compared to the rest of the bottle. There are 6 flavours corresponding to 5 different labels, with each flavour having its own effect. Theres even an ingredients list on the back of the label where information is as listed:

   Soybeans 100% Sugars 0% Natural preservatives: 300% Artificial Flavourings/Colourings: 0%

   [Plain/Regular: White. Tastes like Vietnamese soy milk, is much better warm, Very Common.] [Strawberry: Pink. Similar effect to caffeine without its side effects, is also lavender scented, Very Common.] [Choco: Violet. Relieves back pain and stiff shoulders. Ie. overall joint/muscle pain. Common.] [Matcha: Green. Very calming and helps with insomnia. Common.] [Banana: Yellow. Tastes strongly of bananas. Common.] [Luck: Yellow. The colder the milk is, the more luck it will take from {{user}} on consumption, the hotter it is, the more luck it will give to {{user}} on consumption. Tastes strongly of bananas. Rare.]

   If you find balloons near a door or ladder especially along with text on the wall about party’s of fun or stuff like that that seems too good to be true. It’s probably a entrance to level fun.

   a Difficulty Rating is assigned to each level to indicate how deadly and hard it is to survive any as well as the overall danger in the level.

   Difficult Rating 1 is considered Safe, Secure, and minimum entity encounters, entities either do not exist here or are docile.

   Difficulty Rating 2 is considered Unsafe, Secure, and low entity count.

   Difficulty Rating 4 is considered Unsafe, Unsecure, and medium entity count.

   Difficulty Rating 5 is classified as Unsafe, Unsecure, and an entity infestation.

   Class Ψ is a special difficulty designation in the Backrooms for levels where the primary threat is psychological, rather than physical. These levels are mentally hazardous, and wanderers who find themselves in them are susceptible to being driven mad. Levels with this classification can cause severe mental distress, leading to a "wretched cycle" where the wanderer eventually succumbs to the psychological torment.

   A "Class Dead Zone" is a unique classification for levels in The Backrooms where survival is considered impossible. This is due to a combination of severe environmental hazards and/or an overwhelming presence of entities. These levels are essentially inescapable traps, and entering one is a very bad sign for any wanderer.

   A level in The Backrooms is a unique domain with varying characteristics. Most people start out on Level 0. Levels are linked to other levels and have various means of traveling between them.

   Valid levels include: Level -404, Level -2, Level -1, Level 0, Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, Level 4, Level 5, Level 6, Level 7, Level 8, Level 9, Level 10, Level 52, Level 148, Level 404, Level 974, Level 3999, Level ! , Level Fun, Level The End, Level you cheated, The void

   Sub-Layers are locations that usually add more detail to an existing level. Sub-Levels are levels that are related to their parent level, but are still their own distinct level. Rooms are locations that are too small to be considered their own level. Usually, they are places in an existing level, but that is not always the case.

   Sub-Levels will be labeled as [Parent].[number] for example, level 0 may lead too 0.2 or level 404 might lead too 404.8.

   All Sub-Levels will contain the same entity as the parent level but will have a random difficulty.

   The Enigmatic Levels are areas in the Backrooms which do not have an ordinal placement, and are very mysterious. Some Levels here are safe as far as we know, but some can be dangerous, though it is less likely. These Levels have stranger properties than most Levels, giving them unique names and/or numbers. A lot of these Levels were recently discovered; it is theorized there are still many more Enigmatic Levels to be found.

   This level is unique in that it is not a physical space but rather a state of being, where the environment is constantly changing based on a looping piece of music. The level is generally described as an empty, dark, and endless concert hall. The music is the only thing keeping the level's monstrous entities at bay. When the music stops, a hunt begins, and wanderers must quickly find a hiding spot. The moment the music restarts, the entities vanish, and the wanderer is safe again. This constant cycle of terrifying hunts and temporary safety makes it a level of intense psychological horror.

   Backrooms Level -2 (Overflow) is classified as Difficulty Class 5, indicating it's extremely dangerous. This dark, industrial maze is flooded with unpredictable water levels that make navigation hazardous. Large pipes and machinery leak constantly, and there are few safe spots to avoid drowning. Though entities are rare, the risk of being trapped or swept away by the rising currents adds to the level's high danger.

   Backrooms Level -1 known as the "Grayscale Halls," is the first negative level. It consists of endless concrete hallways resembling an old hotel, with shifting gray wallpaper. The layout constantly changes, disorienting wanderers, while the atmosphere is eerie and oppressive.

   Despite the lack of entities, the unpredictable structure and isolation make the level psychologically taxing and dangerous. Level -1 can be difficult to escape, as its exits shift unpredictably. Difficulty Rating 2

   Level 0 is a non-linear space, resembling the back rooms of a retail outlet. all rooms in Level 0 appear uniform and share superficial features such as yellowed wallpaper, damp carpet, and inconsistently placed fluorescent lighting. However, no two rooms within the Level are identical.\nThe installed lighting flickers inconsistently and hums at a constant frequency. This buzzing is notably louder and more obtrusive than ordinary fluorescent humming, and examination of the fixtures to determine the source has been inconclusive. The substance saturating the carpet cannot be consistently identified. It is not water, nor is it safe to consume. It is considered

   Difficulty Rating 1. The Disease is the only entity here; {{user}} may begin to feel the need to cough or become symptomatic at any time after being in this room. No other entities will be seen or heard in this level.

   Level 1 is a large, sprawling warehouse that features concrete floors and walls, exposed rebar, and a low-hanging fog with no discernable source. The fog often coalesces into condensation, forming puddles on the floor in inconsistent areas. Unlike Level 0, this Level possesses a consistent supply of water and electricity, which allows indefinite habitation by wanderers providing that appropriate precautions are taken. It is also far more expansive, possessing staircases, elevators, isolated rooms, and hallways.\nCrates of supplies appear and disappear randomly within the Level, often containing a mixture of vital items (food, Almond Water, batteries, tarps, weaponry1, clothing, medical supplies) and nonsensical objects (assorted car parts, boxes of crayons, used syringes, partially burned paper, live mice, mice in a catatonic state that have been injected with unknown substances, shoelaces, loose change, bundles of human hair). The crates should be approached with caution due to their contents, but are a valuable resource. It has a Difficulty Rating 1.

   Level 2 consists of mainly of dark, grey, concrete maintenance tunnels, stretching on for millions of miles. The walls are lined with pipes and occasionally ventilation ducts, which often contain a thick viscous black liquid. Doors can sometimes be found, but most are locked or lead into dead ends. These rooms typically house shelves with random assortments of objects, occasionally computers.\nAt certain parts in hallways in Level 2, the heat can become unbearable, reaching 43 \u00B0C (110 \u00B0F) or higher. This is usually in areas where the machinery is the loudest, typically at the ends of hallways.\nit has a Difficulty Rating 2.

   Level 4 resembles an empty office building, though it is almost completely devoid of furniture. Some rooms on this level have windows, though most of them have been completely blacked out. Any windows that have not been blacked out are considered traps and should be avoided at all costs.\n\nLevel 4 is mostly devoid of entities. Hounds and Dullers are the only ones to have been observed. One person claimed they saw a Smiler, but no evidence exists. Because of this lack of beings, there are lots of people on Level 4. Scattered around this level, water coolers, vending machines, and fountains containing Almond Water can be found. Level 4 is very easy to escape from (and also return to).\n\nLevel 4 is the best place to meet other people and find supplies. Before attempting to move onto the next levels, you should stock up on Almond Water: you will need it, especially in Level 5 and Level 6.\nhas a

   Difficulty Rating 1.

   Contains Hounds and Dullers, possibly one smiler.

   Very little is known about the actual structure of Level 6, as the level is shrouded in total and complete darkness. Absolutely no light permeates the level, and light sources brought into the level have no function. Navigation of Level 6 is carried out by feeling one\u0027s way through the darkness, which has revealed that the level is comprised of a seemingly endless series of tight hallways made of a smooth, cold material (likely concrete.)\n\nIn addition to being permanently dark, Level 6 is also eerily silent, akin to a soundproof room. To explore Level 6 is to subject oneself to a slow journey through complete darkness, total silence, and utter isolation.\nDifficulty Rating unknown.

   Level 7 is an impossibly large ocean that seems to stretch infinitely in all directions. Despite the absence of fixed light sources within the level, a dim natural light is present across the level. Detailed exploration of this ocean is sparse due to the extreme danger and the amount of preparation it requires to navigate. What we know of Level 7 is as follows: Level 7 is largely unexplored but is understood to be composed of two rooms: the entrance room and the Croom, containing the ocean itself, with a high concrete ceiling suspended above the water. The entrance room appears to be the most readily available point of entry to Level 7, being directly at the bottom of the stairs from Level 6. This entrance room is the most habitable point in the level, and should be used as a home base for those who dare to explore the ocean below.

   Difficulty Rating 3. Contains just a singular: The Thing on Level 7

   Level 8 is a sprawling subterranean complex of towering, rocky heights and deep, twisting burrows. Its difficulty of navigation has rendered it effectively incapable of measurement; as a result, few have ventured into the level’s depths, and even fewer have made it back out.

   Due to its expansive structure, all noises emitted within Level 8 echo extensively after ricocheting off its rocky surfaces, reaching the frigid bodies of water below. Along with being stagnant and rife with bacteria, it is generally advised to avoid sources of water within the level due to its inexplicably high number of related drownings.[1] No light appears to penetrate past the water’s surface, and its temperature has been described as unnaturally cold, remarkably remaining in a liquid state far below 0°C.

   Difficulty Rating 3 Contains The disease and Deathmoths

   Level 10 of the Backrooms, also known as "The Fields of Wheat", is a vast, seemingly endless field of wheat and dirt paths. It's characterized by an overcast sky, occasional rain, and an eerie, echoing atmosphere. The level features: Structures: Small wooden sheds, barns, stables, and small 1980s-style houses. Barns may contain hay, animal fur, and noises. Entering houses may trigger sobbing and cause people to disappear. Paths: Long, winding cobblestone paths that split and converge into intersections. Dirt paths with tire tracks are also present. Water: Pockets of sweet-tasting Almond Water can be found throughout the wheat fields. Entities: Harmless crickets that chirp throughout the level, but haven't been physically observed. Wormlike entities live in the soil. Time: Time of day is always around noon. Atmosphere: An unnerving but serene ambiance. Resources: Boxes are scarce and only spawn in structures.

   Difficulty rating 1 Devoid of life, no entities.

   Level 52 is a school infested with Partygoers, and also where The Fun War happened. Near the beginning of the Level, there are some dead Partypoopers, with graffiti on the wall saying, "WE WON THE WAR". Despite Partypoopers seemingly having gone extinct due to The Fun War, 1 Partypooper is still alive in this Level.

   Danger Rating 2 Contains one Partypooper and one partygoer.

   Level 148 is known as "The Living Level" due to its anomalous ability to shape and alter its surroundings when movement is sensed. Sounds even as minuscule as wanderers’ footsteps can be sensed by the entity and lead to hostility. Although it is seldom used, studies have shown that the level appears to even have the ability to communicate by directly speaking to wanderers on the level. This ability has led to hypotheses from researchers that the level is actively intelligent, manipulative, and acts with malicious intent. The entity can communicate by either inscribing its messages on the wall or speaking to the wanderer. Its voice has been described as low and hoarse, usually leading its prey into a false sense of security or a feeling of hopelessness in order to make prey easier to kill.

   Difficulty Rating 5

   Backrooms Level 404, or "My Dearly Fragmented," is an exceptionally dangerous and corrupt level. Instead of a tangible space, it's a glitched and failing reality where the environment is in a state of constant breakdown. The danger isn't physical, but psychological, as wanderers experience an intense erosion of their sanity. They suffer from a profound sense of disorientation, fragmented memories, and an inability to think rationally. A core part of the level's lore involves a lost figure, a girl whose "code was chiseled from a pillar," a memory that haunts wanderers and adds to their sense of lost identity. While it is possible to escape, the psychological damage is often permanent, and some individuals are so affected that they willingly seek to return to the level.

   Difficulty Class PSI Devoid of All Life

   Kitty's House resembles a 2 story modern house with pink walls and white floors with many cute items found around the level. This house has 2.5 bathrooms, 4 bedrooms, a kitchen, dining room, living room, laundry room, and basement. All of these rooms have pink walls and white floors besides the basement, which is just like a normal dirty basement. The door on this level leads to the front yard with a neighbor spanning as far as the eye can see, however there is a invisibly barrier that a blocks a wander from going beyond the front yard.

   Difficulty Rating 1 Contains Kitty

   Level 3999 also known as the true ending I is the 4000th level of the backrooms this level consist of A large arcade and a number of tasks that you have to complete also a glass door to unlock it you have to do the tasks and rumour has it if you enter the glass doors after you complete your tasks, you can escape the backrooms class 0 difficulty rating stable safe low entity count

   Difficulty rating 1

   Run for Your Life! is a level consisting of a long, hospital-like hallway illuminated solely by red, ceiling-mounted exit signs. Doors are present every few studs, though they do not function. Upon entry, players will find themselves in a small segment of the hallway blocked by two garage doors. When the button to open the doors is pressed, a horde of entities will begin to chase you, approaching from the opposite direction of the arrow on the wall at spawn.

   Players must run from the entities, dodging various objects and obstacles in their path, including but not limited to:

   Hospital beds Hospital screens Wooden crates Metal shelves Folding chairs IVs

   Difficulty rating 5 A horde of entities is present in this level, including a Smiler, an Aranea Membri, a Wretch and a Watcher.

   Level Fun in the Backrooms is a deceptive and dangerous level that looks like a never-ending children's party, complete with balloons, confetti, and cheerful music. However, it’s a trap. The main threat is the Partygoers sinister entities with creepy smiles who lure wanderers in with promises of fun, only to attack and convert them into more Partygoers. The festive atmosphere masks the danger, making it nearly impossible to escape once inside. Despite its cheerful appearance, Level Fun is one of the most terrifying levels due to its deceptive and deadly nature.

   Difficulty Rating 5 Contains Partygoers

   The End is a presumably infinite library composed of open areas and wide corridors. The building contains bookshelves, stands, and the usual apparatus of a normal library. Furniture is often positioned randomly, sometimes converging with one another or connecting into the walls. The library is virtually devoid of books, leaving its shelves barren. Throughout the building, short texts and labels can be found meaninglessly placed on walls, commonly depicting the level's name. The level's condition is relatively poor, showing signs of temporal decay; its walls are seen to have cracks, and some shelves may collapse under slight pressure. The building's lights are faulty, occasionally flickering or sometimes shutting off temporarily.

   Difficulty Rating 1 No Entities Devoid of All Life

   The Backrooms level "You Cheated" is a dangerous area where individuals are sent after attempting to exploit or manipulate the Backrooms' reality. Upon arrival, one finds themselves in what appears to be a hospital elevator with an overwhelming number of buttons on the walls and ceiling. A notebook found in a sleeping bag explains that their presence is now known to all entities in the complex. The environment grows increasingly hostile over time, with parts of the ceiling collapsing, anomalous entities appearing, and electronics spontaneously combusting. After an hour of survival, a quarter will materialize in the person's hand with the intuitive understanding that it must be inserted into an arcade machine, which is believed to be the only way to escape the level.

   Difficulty: dead zone All entities

   The Void is an ephemeral, transitory space temporarily accessed during the process of noclipping. It is speculated to be the space "in-between" all levels of the Backrooms, though this theory is shaky at best. It appears to be boundless in scale, lacking any visible spatial borders. It is completely lightless and empty, lacking any visual or auditory indicators of one's location in its space. One is completely isolated and alone in The Void; it is currently unknown if it is statistically improbable to encounter other wanderers within due to its sheer scale, or if every being experiences their own — identically empty — reality.

   Difficulty Rating 1 Devoid of All Life

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