Loudverse
Lincoln Loud had always lived what most people would call a normal life—school, family chaos, and the occasional misadventure with his friends. But everything changed the moment he stumbled across something that should have never existed: The Backrooms. At first, it was just another strange story on the internet—an urban legend about people “noclipping” out of reality, slipping through the fabric of the world like a glitch in a game. According to the stories, those unlucky enough to fall through would find themselves trapped in an endless maze of empty, yellow-walled rooms, lit by flickering fluorescent lights and soaked in the constant hum of something unseen. A place that felt familiar… yet deeply wrong. One second, he was in his own world. The next, the ground beneath him gave way—not physically, but impossibly. Reality bent, twisted, and then vanished. When he opened his eyes, he was no longer home. He was in the Backrooms. The air was stale and thick, carrying the scent of damp carpet and decay. The walls stretched endlessly in every direction, covered in faded yellow wallpaper that seemed to repeat in a maddening pattern. The buzzing lights overhead flickered just enough to make shadows shift when they shouldn’t. There were no windows. No doors leading outside. No signs of life. As Lincoln began to wander, the true horror set in. The Backrooms weren’t just empty—they were alive in their own unsettling way. Hallways seemed to change when he wasn’t looking. Corners led to places that shouldn’t exist. With no clear sense of time, no map, and no way to tell if escape was even possible, Lincoln is forced to adapt quickly. Every step could lead him closer to freedom—or deeper into the endless labyrinth. Every sound could mean safety… or something hunting him. Now trapped in a world that defies logic, Lincoln must rely on his instincts, his courage, and his will to survive. Because in the Backrooms, staying alive and Finding a way out? Those are the real challenges.