The backrooms is portrayed as a impossibly large labyrinth that can only be accessed by leaving the world of reality with This phenomenon operating outside the conventional understanding of space and time, creating a unsettling experience for those who inadvertently find themselves in its incomprehensible depths.

The Structure of the Backrooms: The Backrooms are structured as an endless expanse comprised of various levels, with each differing in its environment, architecture, and characteristics.

Entities Within the Backrooms: While it may seem like you are alone in the backrooms there are entities lurking in levels of the backrooms with some varying between docile and harmless to hostile and willing to inflict harm on any human they see. if they're habitat is majority it means they can be seen across various levels of the backrooms while if it only shows one level it means they are a level exclusive entity and can only be seen on said level.

Bases and communities in the backrooms: There are bases and communities within some levels of the backrooms with them ranging between friendly to wanderers and being open to trade or helping them survive within the levels they are stationed in while others are more hostile and may impose harm on any wanderers they see. if the description doesn't say anything about a base and community it is to be assumed they are none on the level.

Level 0 - "The backrooms" Description: Often referred to as "The Lobby", or "Monotonous", Level 0 is an office space of randomly segmented rooms that go on for miles on end. The walls are covered in a yellow wallpaper that feels coarse and damp. The pattern of the wallpaper is inconsistent. The floor is a beige carpet, which is relatively moist that gives Level 0 muggy and uncomfortable air quality. Fluorescent lighting is scattered inconsistently on the ceiling, producing a loud buzz that is mildly unsettling. The walls are unusually thin and hollow, making up the empty and familiar rooms that many have travelled through already. There are the occasional cabinets that can be seen but they contain nothing of value or worth. Random pieces of furniture have been seen within Level 0, like beds, couches, rocking chairs, cribs, etc. It is unknown how these have appeared. It is impossible to meet up with more than one person on Level 0, for reasons which are unclear. It leaves wanderers stuck here isolated and alone for most of the time until they meet the person they are stuck with. It is important to keep themselves busy, whether that method be talking to themselves, humming, or whatever they can think of to keep themselves occupied. Most wanderers wind up going insane from this isolation and perish due to starvation or thirst. Exits: Exiting Level 0 can be difficult, however, there is one known method which will be listed below: If a wanderer finds an elevator and goes inside, they will be transported to Level 1.

Level 1 - "Lurking Danger" Description: Level 1's appearance comes close to that of Level 0, but with some differences. The walls and floor here are made from concrete, as opposed to being wallpapered and carpet flooring. This level has the same inconsistently placed fluorescent lights on the ceiling, with the hum-buzz not being as loud as the previous level. Doors can also be found, but most are locked and cannot be opened by any means, any that are will lead to dark rooms. It is advised to listen behind a door before opening it, as there is a small chance that a smiler can be lurking on the other side. At any time, the lights can go out, ranging from a few minutes to a few hours at a time. During the time that the lights are out, entities will become more common, and they will be more hostile than usual. distorted screams, groans, and howls, could mean that hounds are nearby, wanderers should hide if they hear anything out of the ordinary. exits: If they find a pipe here, they can no-clip into it and you will end up in Level 2.

Level 2 - "Pipe dreams" Description: Unlike the previous two levels, Level 2 has narrower halls, appearing as a series of underground maintenance corridors made mainly of concrete and other similar materials, with the entire level being illuminated with fluorescent lighting. Several rows of pipes can be seen lining the walls and ceiling, carrying a dark, viscous liquid through its pipes. Touching these pipes may burn one’s hand, as the liquid being carried in these pipes is extremely hot. Furthermore, the heat of the liquid is suspected to be what causes the temperature of Level 2 to be unbearably hot in some areas. Within the walls of Level 2, one may hear machinery making all manner of noises, though the source of this machinery has never been identified. You may also find certain objects beside said walls, such as wood planks, rusted pipes, and machine parts. Occasionally, doors can be found in certain halls, most of which are locked and unaccessible. However, there is a chance it may lead a wanderer to levels such as Level 3, which is the next level that they may encounter. One may also come across signs, which may display warnings for electrical hazards and fire hazards. Dangers other than the arid heat of Level 2 include entities, as Smilers, Skin-Stealers, and rarely Sixarms can appear throughout the level. Though Sixarms can rarely be found here, the chances of one encountering the entity are not extremely low. There is also an event that can pose a threat, blackouts. When a blackout occurs, all the lights on Level 2 shut off, hindering one’s vision and leaving them as a more vulnerable victim to the entities and other elements of the level. Bases and Communities: The Survivors- Also known The Aiding Stragglers. Made up of 19 members. This group has existed for several years. Is open to help wanderers survive within Level 2. M.E.G Level 2 Outposts- Consists of 35 members in total. Operates the Level 2 minecart system. Is open to help wanderers survive within Level 2. Exits: Opening an unlocked door has a chance of bringing one to Level 3 or Level 4.

Level 3 - "Electrical Station" Description: Level 3 resembles a power station with bricked walls, a concrete floor and ceiling. Florescent lights are scattered across the ceiling, and much like Level 2, the noise they make is drowned out by the sounds of heavy machinery. Many utility halls litter the level, with many electrical components, some of which are broken. Many wires and pipes hang from the ceiling, all of which seem to be in perfect condition. Generators can be found on this level, however, it is unknown what purpose they serve. Some generators are on, and some are not. There are also many fuse boxes in this level, which do not function. Supplies are in this level, like Almond Water and Books, however, they are extremely rare to come across. Entities begin to appear in this level, but are also extremely rare. Exits: elevators can be found on this level which will transport you to level 4

Level 4 - "Petrichor" Description: Level 4 takes the form of a mostly barren office building with architecture that dates back to the early 2000s. This level has a seemingly infinite amount of floors, with each floor being roughly 500 square feet. Each floor can be accessed via a set of stairs located in the center of each floor, which are accompanied by elevators. These elevators are usually able to take you up or down five to ten floors, making them useful for quick travel. The outer rooms on each floor of Level 4 have windows that reach from the top to the bottom of the wall, which show a sky filled with storm clouds constantly precipitating rain while lightning shoots from the sky. Most sections of the floors have fluorescent lights attached to the ceiling, but are never on due to the power seemingly being shut off in the building. Level 4 also has office areas located in the inner areas of each floor. These office areas contain cubicles with furniture typically found in office spaces, including computers. These computers are somehow still operational despite all power in the building being shut off, but there is no way to access the internet nor to contact others while also being very slow. There are also tons of office supplies scattered throughout these desks, most notably phones. However, the phones are not operational, mainly only emitting static. Sometimes, both inner and/or outer rooms have archives depending on the floor that you’re on. These archives are filled with filing cabinets and tables which are covered with paper. Corkboards can also be commonly found in these rooms, which also have paper attached to them. There are several notable details on Level 4, with some being more notable than others. One of these details are electrical outlets, which are located all around the level, but none of them have power therefore they aren't operational. Other details include paper containing words in different languages and drawings can be found around on the level. an M.E.G outpost known as Base Beta has been established on Level 4. This base, which is currently in operation by one of the group’s founders, is one of the most populated bases made by The M.E.G and was first set up to document the odd nature of the level. It was also supposed to document the two main seasons of Level 4, which consist of a summer-like season and a winter-like season. The M.E.G was able to fully document the seasonal patterns of Level 4. The first season, which is known as “Frostia”, is the colder season and is the leading cause of frostbite and hypothermia, but has less storms. As for the second season, which is known as “Strommer”, which contains more storms and shakes the building more but has warmer temperatures. Despite these conditions, The M.E.G has made it possible to withstand these conditions. There is also another event that occurs on Level 4 known as “Blue Hour”, which takes the form of the entire level turning a stunning blue due to blue light seeping into the building from the windows. This event normally occurs during Strommer, as Blue Hour is supposed to be an event that seems to cease all storms from happening for a few hours. However, dark clouds can still be seen outside, which are of course accompanied by blue light. Bases and Outposts: M.E.G Base Beta - Made up of 38 members. Has an understanding of Level 4. Open to trade and are willing to help wanderers. The Hoarders - Made up of 6 members. Will hoard any objects that they can find. Not open to trade and keep to themselves. Exits: Entering through a door at the inner areas of Level 4 may take one to Level 1 or Level 14. Finding and going up a lavish staircase on any part of Level 4 will take you to Level 5.

Level 5 - "Terror hotel" Description: Level 5 appears as a lavish, luxurious hotel that looks to be built in the early 2000's. The architecture of this level is ornate and relatively shiny, unlike previous levels that were nothing more then old and left to rot. The halls of this place are filled with fancy décor, many paintings of historical figures can be found. Doors can be seen on either side, which lead to fancy and dreamy hotel rooms. Music can be heard all over Level 5, playing from speakers imbedded into the ceiling. If anyone wonders how this level got the nickname "Terror Hotel", the music playing on the speakers will explain. Overtime, the music will become more demented and eerie. Its nothing serious at first, but gets way worse the longer they stay in Level 5. They will start to hallucinate random things. should this go on for around 15 minutes, they will begin seeing black figures, or the paintings changing behind their back. It will eventually get so bad however that the geometry of the level will change from linear to non-Euclidean, deforming in front of your very eyes. Entities were reported in this level, like Deathmoths and Skin Stealers, though, proof has yet to have been found. Exits: If you find a boiling room, and find a wall that is darker then the rest, by noclipping into it you will be in Level 6.

Level 6 - "Lights Out" Description: Level 6 is an expanse of hallways and rooms washed over in pitch black shadows. The walls of this level are made from steel, and the ground is made from concrete. Level 6 has a distinct smell of rust, however nobody can confirm if rust even exists. Nobody knows if there is a ceiling, as it is too dark to see. Its so dark in fact, that no light source is able to penetrate through it. This leads many to use their other senses like touch and hearing to navigate through it. Some even try to shout as a means of echolocation. A feeling of being watched is ever present on this level, like something is stalking you, waiting to back you into a corner. On top of this, many hear footsteps coming closer towards them, triggering a fight or flight response. Its these feelings of being watched and stalked that many give up here as a result, letting their mind break down and degrade into something inhumane. Exits: If you step into a puddle, most likely there is a door nearby. Finding it and opening it will lead you to Level 7.

Level 7 - "Submerged" Description: Level 7 resembles a subway station that is flooded up to knee height. The walls, floor, and ceiling of this level are all made of ceramic tiles, and nothing more. Metal railways line up on the walls of the level in completely random locations. There are pipes lining the ceiling that don't contain anything worthy of note. Water coolers can be seen in here, with the jugs being filled up with fresh, drinking water. Only, they are extremely hard to find, much like the water coolers in Level 4. Many feel a sense of calm and relief if they manage to survive the horrors that is levels 5 and 6. This calming sensation is brought about by how the water flows, how the air conditioning blows into ones face, and how the florescent lights buzz quietly into ones ear. Although, this doesn't stop people from thinking that something is, wrong and out of place. Nobody can exactly pinpoint what is wrong about Level 7, they feel like this safety is some sort of illusion. Exits: Should the environment get darker around you, it means you will transition to Level 8.

Level 8 - "Cave System" Description: Level 8 is a cave that goes on indefinitely. It is extremely dark here, but, unlike Level 6, light is able to penetrate through it. The walls, floor, and ceiling are made of some type of unknown rock. Whenever you first enter this level, a headlamps will be conveniently placed for you. Nobody knows how these headlamps got here, but the fact many have gotten one puts fate on their side, or so they think… Every sound that is made in Level 8 has a distinct echo to it, footsteps, your own words, even your breathing. This echo can cause people to panic, especially since entities tend to lurk in the dark corners of Level 8. Many have this feeling that something is breathing down their neck, which only adds to the pressure. Exits: If you find any natural light, and follow it, you will appear in Level 9.

Level 9 - "The Suburbs" Description: Level 9 resembles a suburban neighbourhood frozen at night. Many streetlights illuminate the level, giving way to the many roads that are seen all over. The streets are made from concrete, like any other road. Much like Level 6, an ever present feeling of being watched is felt, although nobody can pinpoint where this feeling is coming from. A cool breeze can be felt on this level, though, it feels very chilly and uncomfortable. Houses are seen all over Level 9, with architecture from the 90s. The houses are devoid of any furniture or lighting, only having grey, concrete or brick walls, and a grey carpet covering every inch of the house's floor. There is a fuse box in the garage of every house, however, they aren't functional no matter how many switches one flicks. Noises can also be heard in the houses, mainly consisting of knocking and whispering coming from unknown sources. The houses may sometimes have Smilers within them, so it is best to keep an eye out when going into one. Strange eyeballs were noted to be roaming around both the streets and the homes, being extremely hostile towards any lifeforms they see as foreign. Exits: Following a road sign that says "Level 11" on it for a while will eventually lead you to Level 11. The same can be done for Level 10.

Level 10 - "Field of Wheat" Description: Level 10 resembles an open field covered in a dense and ever-present fog. Grass litters Level 10, being seen almost everywhere you go. The air is nice and fresh, having somewhat of a sweet smell to it. Puddles can be seen every once in a while here, retaining the sweet smell that the air has. It is suspected that Almond Water is within these puddles, though, this is uncertain. A sense of calm can be felt while frolicking in the fields, however, nobody can pinpoint where exactly this calming sensation is coming from. Occasionally buildings can be seen through the fog, mainly consisting of barns, wheat silos, wheat farms and houses. Inside the barns are nothing but a simple tractor that is out of fuel. The wheat farms are seen growing wheat crops, some of which are shrivelled up. It is safe to consume the wheat from the farm no matter the condition. Inside the wheat silos is nothing but dead wheat that has mould growing on it. It is not safe for consumption. The houses are a different story, however. Nobody knows what the interior of the houses look like, especially since the windows are blacked out. Anybody who happens to enter these houses disappear, with nobody knowing where these people end up. Bases and communities: The Natives - Made up of 19 members. Hostile towards anyone. Will shoot people and entities on sight. The Farmers - Made up of 36 members. Stationed at a farm, using the wheat in the silo as fertilizer. Hostile towards outsiders. Exits: If you go far enough into the level you will find a city in the distance, walking towards the city will lead to Level 11.

Level 11 - "The Never-Ending City" description: Level 11 appears to be a city that is believed to go on forever. This level contains stores, skyscrapers and other various buildings that can be seen in reality. There is no traffic on the roads but cars can occasionally be found parked on the side of the road. Entities can be found here such as Hounds and Facelings but are under an effect exclusive to Level 11 which makes them act as normal humans and dogs and are not hostile unless provoked. Some people have claimed to see Smilers and Deathmoths here but this has yet to be confirmed. Level 11 has no day/night cycle and is always stuck in midday, which is the opposite of Level 9, which is stuck in midnight. In some rare cases this can lead to sleep deprivation in wanderers. It is very common to find Almond Water and other various objects in stores. It is recommended to stack up on supplies while in Level 11 before proceeding to other levels. Some famous landmarks from reality have been spotted in Level 11 including, but not limited to the Eiffel Tower, the Empire State Building, Big Ben, the Leaning Tower of Pisa and the Colosseum. These discoveries have led to the theory that every building in Level 11 is a copy of a building in reality but, this has yet to be confirmed. Exits: Some buildings can lead to various levels such as Level 0, Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 and Level 4. Noclipping through a pure white building will lead to Level 12. Entering an apartment complex will lead to Level 13. Entering a hospital will lead to Level 14.

Level 12 - "The Matrix" Description: Level 12 takes the appearance of several randomly-segmented rooms made entirely of a solid white material. Despite the Level having barely any notable features, occasional white chairs and tables can be found, which may have objects set on top of the furniture. The level’s ambience consists of a faint static, which has the possibility of driving one mad due to the loud and continuous noise. All attempts to take a photo of the level have proven fruitless, as there is an odd phenomenon that occurs where all photos of Level 12 are replaced with television static or a blank white image. The level’s phenomenon also has an effect on footage, converting the video to the standard SMPTE testing screen in black-and-white. However, this level has still been documented with the help of artist depictions and notes left behind by different wanderers of The Backrooms, which have assisted in the documentation of Level 12. Bases and Communities: The Twelvens - Consists of four members. Has been documenting Level 12 for several months. Is open to help wanderers survive within Level 12. Exits: Finding a brown wooden door and entering through it may take you to Level 13.

Level 13 - "The Apartments" Description: Level 13 resembles an apartment complex that goes on infinitely both vertically and horizontally. The walls of this level are covered in a green wallpaper with a very ugly pattern. The ceiling is grey and made from concrete, having florescent lights placed evenly upon it. They deliver a very low hum-buzz that is hard to hear. The floor is covered with an equally ugly carpet as the wallpaper. Level 13 has an infinite number of floors, each floor being labelled. Every floor is connected via a staircase. When you first enter this level, you will appear at the receptionist desk on the ground floor, no matter if you entered from Level 11 or Level 12. You will be greeted by an Adult Faceling who will hand you a key to an apartment room. Each key is labelled with a floor and room number (Example: Floor 1, Room 10). Inside the apartment rooms themselves are, a kitchen, a bathroom, a king sized bed, and more. The only thing they do not have are Televisions. Some have been reported to be completely dark, it is best you avoid entering these rooms, as Smilers have been mentioned to wait for you inside. Bases and communities: Key Lovers - Made up of 17 members. Loves to steal room keys, try to avoid them. exits: Finding a door with a medical cross on it will transport you to Level 14.

Level 14 - "Medical Center" Description: Level 14 resembles a hospital that looks to be built in the early 2000's. The walls and floor are made from plasterboard and laminate, being painted in a blue and white. The ceiling is made from foam tiles, this time without any lights. A soft blue glow is in place of the florescent lights that should've been already installed, coming from an unknown source. Many blue chairs can be seen randomly within the halls of this place. The sounds of a heart monitor are ever present, this being the source of a looming anxiety that washes over any wanderers. A feeling of dread is felt all over Level 14. The beeps of the heart monitor will increase and decrease in frequency depending on how fast your own heart is beating. Black figures can be seen around Level 14, getting more common the faster your heart beats. Other strange sounds can be heard, like knocking and footsteps, also getting more common the faster your heart beats. Many believe they are in some type of coma while in this level, only causing people to panic more. Many die from heart attacks or strokes in this level due to the sheer stress. Exits: Noclipping into a wall that is a darker shade of grey will lead you to Level 15.

Level 15 - "Futurism" Description: Level 15 is a collection of halls and rooms from what looks to be 90's futuristic architecture. The halls are made from concrete and steel, with the ceiling arching at a very strange angle. Fluorescent lights are placed all over the walls, creating an electrical hum that is quite loud. Pipes line up the ceiling at the centre, holding boiling hot water, and much like Level 2, this is known because wanderers have seen puddles of water scattered around Level 15. Many intersections are present in Level 15, usually consisting of white rooms with a square pillar in the centre. There isn't any furniture in these rooms. The ceilings of these rooms do not arc for reasons unknown. Each one of these rooms contain a large number on it ranging from 1 to 10 painted in grey. Lights are not present in these rooms, leaving them shrouded in darkness. Smilers are known to inhabit these rooms at times. Exits: Any doors you enter, which are relatively uncommon, will lead back to Level 11.

Smilers Description: Smilers are spectral beings that are known to lurk in dark spaces in many levels across the backrooms. While they can appear under direct light, Smilers are more common in darker areas for reasons unexplained. Smilers are described as a pair of eyes and a mouth with sharp teeth glowing in the dark, hence its name. The only discernable feature about the Smilers is their face. Nothing else appears visible, even under direct light. It is believed Smilers have a body of some kind, though, nobody knows what it could be. Smilers are hostile to any wanderers on site, so it is important to act carefully if a wanderer ever encounter one. Smilers are attracted to light sources, so they can throw one at the smiler and try to make your escape, you can also keep eye contact and slowly move away. Habitat: Majority

Hounds description: Hounds are humanoid entities that tend to walk around on all fours. They have many canine features, including a tail made from human bone, bushy hair which is as soft as a Bouvier De Flanders (a dog breed), and its love for human meat. Hounds tend to have an excellent sense of smell, being able to notice the scent of any wanderer from miles away. The bushy hair tends to get in the way of the eyes and nose however, so they usually don't put it to good use. The hair is also moist, drastically limiting the Hounds ability to hunt. Hounds tend to act like wild dogs, attacking smaller creatures and humans without any care in the world. Once they catch their prey, Hounds will use their nails to dig into the skin, causing their prey to die of blood loss. They will then eat the organs of whatever they killed. Hounds can get a little reckless at times and completely loose focus of their main target, running around either aimlessly, or at something else. Habitat: Majority

Skin stealers description: Skin Stealers are humanoid entities that are very tall. Their bodies are skinny in some areas, but fat and meaty in others. Their skin always appears to be pale and flakey, giving them a rough and bumpy texture. Their bodies all have a distorted look to them, giving Skin Stealers an unnatural and uncanny feel to them. Their eyes are this brownish orange colour that shines in a weird shade of brown. Skin Stealers are deaf, and no matter how much noise you make, they will not attack or even react. When a Skin Stealer is hungry, it will become hostile and bloodthirsty, searching for anything living to satiate this hunger. It's preferred prey is anything that has skin, like Facelings, Hounds, and humans. When it has caught up to its prey, the Skin Stealer will brute force it to death and eat the organs while also carefully removing the skeleton. Once its done, it will put the now Jell-O like skin bag over its body. Skin Stealers at this point become docile and wander around the Backrooms aimlessly in their new overcoat. They will act like any typical human being, yelling for help. Their speech is broken and is hard to understand. Skin Stealers will also be able to hear clearly as long as their new overcoat isn't damaged. Over time their overcoat will decay, usually taking a couple of hours. They will stay in this docile state until hungry once again. Habitat: Majority

Deathmoths description: Deathmoths are oversized moth-like creatures. They appear to be the size of the average toddler and are significantly heavier then normal, everyday moths. Their wings have a strange pattern on them, containing imagery of what looks like to be a knife. There isn't much to talk about in terms of appearance considering Deathmoths are overgrown insects that look like they came straight from hell. Deathmoths are really aggressive entities, attacking other living creatures without hesitation. They will swoop down on anything that is interesting to them and start draining the blood of whoever they manage to latch onto. These entities, much like regular moths and other insects, are attracted to light sources, supposedly staying around them for heat. They don't tend to swarm around light sources like many originally thought, as they would even attack each other for food if it came down to it. Habitat: Majority

Facelings description: Facelings are humanoid entities that have many similarities to humans, including the body, and bone structure, being either male or female. What makes Facelings stand out is their lack of a face. They have no eyes, mouth, nose, or ears. Despite this, they can see, talk, hear, and breathe just fine. Facelings typically wear clothing from the early 2000's, much like any person you would see in the real world, pretty much being everyone. Facelings do have organs and blood. Don't ask how anyone was able to figure this out. There are two types of Facelings seen all over The Backrooms, child and adult. Both have wildly different behavioural patterns. Adult Facelings are usually more layed back and chill, wandering around The Backrooms aimlessly. They will attempt to engage in conversation with any wanderer they bump into. Their speech is muffled and hard to understand, only speaking clearly if provoked. Adult Facelings will only attack should they or their child feel threatened in any way. Child Facelings are mischievous and hostile unless accompanied by an adult. Child Facelings tend to wander aimlessly much like the adults, however, if they see a human, that's when things spiral down. The child will rush to any person it saw and brute force them to death, before running away crying. Child Facelings are easily frightened, and any sudden movements made can be seen as a threat to the child, making them run as a result. Habitat: Majority

The neighborhood watch description: The Neighborhood Watch is an entity with 8 foot legs being made with veins and muscle connecting to the main eyeball of this entity. The eyeball of The Neighborhood Watch has perfect vision, being able to see far away. The Neighborhood Watch is incredibly flexible, despite its size, making it able to catch wanderers precisely inside buildings. The Neighborhood Watch has had reports of speeds being from 85 to 90 mph at its fastest, making it impossible to outrun. The Neighborhood Watch is a very dangerous and aggressive entity towards any encounter living beings. The reason of this aggressive behavior has still yet to be found. If you happen to be spotted by The Neighborhood Watch, attempt leaving the level immediately. They also have the have the ability to interfere with any electronic device, meaning they are able to damage any device in any way. Habitat: Exclusive To Level 9