Genuinely the Most UNSETTLING Backrooms / Liminal Game I've EVER Played (Liminalcore Full Game)

the playrooms reminds me of one time i was in a wee resturant with parents and siblings were there but i was in the play area by myself, it had such a very daunting feeling. the place looked bigger than usual and panic started to set in to the point of just freezing.

reminds me of the movie "the cube".

When I played it, everything looked awful. grainy hazy laggy. This game was awful for me

This game upset me, that ending was nuts

The only thing unsettling about thos game is how boring it looks.

You're a bit hard to hear, because the background noises are quite loud in comparison to your voice!

Am I the only one who found the multil colored ghost things and their sounds adorable

Super Mario levels would be terrifying in real life.

Wata in the fiyah WHYYYY?! 😂😂😂

Quest 3 needs stuff like this not annoying monkey arm crawling hurts arm. I think being lost and alone is romantic just see my version on my channel in backrooms with girlfriend

Super interesting game and I like the way you played it. Def a super dark theme with regression, eyes and snakes it could be majorly dark. I love the ambience, quality visuals and your playthrough. New sub x

There is no outside of the building. It’s backrooms. It’s not our dimension. It’s like you glitched out of reality in it. The original backrooms was made by a company „a research“ was it I think …

how does his voice echo and become compressed

Abyss abyss abyss ☕️

i peed my pants

Is this duo?

What a gorgeously unsettling game this is. It made me think deeply about fear.

For me, the snake is totally out of place. Liminal spaces are scary. Period. The fear of being eaten is nothing compared to the fear of being stuck in a ballpit where the only way out is a playground-slide into the abyss.

I wana byu squad ceramik for my busroom

Every time we walk through a pool and look down, I have a moment of submechanophobia while imagining lights and cables, and / or ancient mechanisms underwater that can snag me or pop up randomly. 😬😬😬

This is the type of game that I would KILL to have a real life equivalent of. Imagine a large scale building/experience like this? I know it would cost SO much money to build and maintain, but just imagine walking through corridors and wading through pools for hours, the slap of each footstep reverberating against the walls. Seeing a dark, flooded corridor and wading in knee deep water into the emptiness, the reverberating splashes of each stride overwhelming your desperate ear; hoping to verify you're really alone. Running your fingers along the tile to keep your bearings in the nothing.

MAN. What I wouldn't do.

do liminal space games and poolrooms especially comfort anyone else? the creepy comfort puts me to sleep

elp help help and then ano5ther voice do you like that? sounds like something bad is going on.

Man really loves his tile work…

I think its god of war ascension when u fight off the hundredhanded ones this reminded me if that. The backrooms being some kind of creature that probably needs ppl and creatures for survival

amazing

Games that depict the backrooms like this is why I fell in love with the backrooms. Remember when it first came a thing. You were stuck in the original back rooms. And there was a thing that was running around. You knew it was there, but did not know if it was watching you or following you. You hardly interacted with it. That’s what made it scary. Now it’s all levels and all these different entities.

Totally thought that was Seth rogen playing this lol

This game made a fantastic job of making the player feel lost in an very unrecognizable environment.

Wait why’re you echoing lol

I need some answers of how they get into the backrooms bro, Not just only some love comments.

The music is so relaxing, but also ominous. Proper matching soundtracks.

These spaces are scariest when you feel like you've spent too long somewhere you shouldn't be. It doesn't like you being here. But it doesn't know where you are yet.

Funnily enough, this liminal space thing just reminds me of testing procedural generation algorithms. Haven't quite tweaked the values quite right yet. The dungeon feels a bit too random. Mix into this something non-euclidean, or have invisible portals though, and it could be really unsettling to explore.