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First-person psychological horror exploration in the Backrooms. Play as David, a Fluxora Dynamics intern in a hazmat suit, investigating a missing colleague and a silent Level 37. Trace Paul Ritewoods' lost log tapes, traverse shifting halls, flooded corridors, silent pools, and the surreal Skypools with floating tiles and eternal sunset.
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Release Date

20 Jan, 2026

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Flux Games, Modern Vikings Studios

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Steam: 100.00% positive (2/2)
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Level 37: The Ritewood Anomaly description

Level 37: The Ritewood Anomaly

Level 37: The Ritewood Anomaly plunges you into the unsettling Backrooms as a first-person psychological horror adventure. You assume the role of David, a resilient Fluxora Dynamics intern in a protective hazmat suit, sent to uncover what happened to a missing colleague and to answer why communication with Level 37 abruptly ceased. The mission is not just rescue; it is reconstruction—tracking the last signals through a maze that seems to adjust to your presence. Your suit's life signs and radio chatter become a tense, audible companion, guiding you through warnings you may not fully understand. Every choice you make bends the corridor ahead, and every abandoned tool or note tightens the mystery you must solve.

Follow the trail of Paul Ritewood's Lost log tapes, each recording a fragment of events, a clue that bends as you move through the space. The level thrives on shifting hallways, impossible architecture, and pools of silence that stretch beyond logic. Fluxora once labeled Level 37 as safe, but the closer you look, the more it reveals itself as something else: an imitation that mimics the surface, yet distorts details in disturbingly wrong ways. Recordings repeat with subtle, haunting deviations, and some tapes seem to anticipate your route, as if the anomaly reads your intent. Decoding them becomes as crucial as stepping through the doors you choose.

Your descent begins in flooded corridors where unseen things move just beneath the water, stirring the reflections and drowning reason with every ripple. The environment warps as you explore, forcing you to question what is real and what is a trap of the mind. The Ritewood Anomaly tests perception from multiple angles: you must read logs, decipher echoes, and solve spatial puzzles that hinge on aligning patterns in drenched architecture. Threats are not always loud; sometimes they arrive as a whispering current, a sign that you have veered off the correct path. Survival depends on careful observation, resourceful improvisation, and an ability to stay calm as the world folds in on itself.

Beyond the water you reach the Skypools, a vast surreal landscape of floating tiles, a dissonant score twisting around you, and an eternal sunset that never fades. Here the geometry loosens further and the rulebook dissolves, urging you to observe, listen, and persist. The Skypools pulse with impossible gravity, and each step shifts the arrangement of platforms as if the level itself breathes. Your objective remains clear: collect the taped testimonies, map the distortions, survive the uncanny mimicry, and decide what the Ritewood anomaly wants from Level 37—and from you. In the end, the truth about the missing colleague and the quiet you hear in the walls may redefine what a safe level can be, and what it means to walk back out of the Backrooms at all.