The True Backrooms

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I am making this mostly as a personal project, but I really like the idea of the backrooms having little to no entities, and the true fear of being completely and totally alone. Each chapter is a different level, and then me describing what there is to be found in the different levels and how to move to the next.
This is completely fanmade and other than a few levels, I am making most of these up. I have a major hyperfixation with the backrooms but hate the entities because they freak me out, and I wanted to be able to bring my ideas to life and share them with people who maybe think like me.All Rights Reserved

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