Second best single-player The Backrooms game after "The Complex" and "POOLS", in my opinion. You can tell it's a passion project and was crafted with a lot of care and attention to details. I can appreciate all the hard work put into it.

I played before and after major update with Chapter II, when Chapter I still had 4:3 resolution. I honestly liked that better and it had way better lighting throughout the whole level. But when it comes to the latest Chapter II, game shines in its full glory with full-screen and nice realistic effects Unreal Engine 5 can offer.

Honestly, just one ocean level alone worth buying the game. It's been awhile since I felt anything like that while going through it. The dreaminess of the neon pool level along with its beautiful soundtrack was mind-blowingly mesmerizing, totally loved the vibe.

Thank you for the experience, Vini. Keep going and best of luck.

It isn't marked anywhere on their Steam Store Page but if you are someone who does not wish to financially support those using AI-generated imagery, do not purchase this game. The second chapter has an entire level using AI-generated artwork and text, and it just seems scummy to throw that in when people have already paid in advance for the chapter and the first chapter didn't SEEM to have any. That and the fact that, although this game is visually stunning, the gameplay in the second chapter consisted of entering a new, confusing space and just having the lights go out while you find some number or object hidden away somewhere gets really vexing.

This game is literally the best single player horror game that I have ever played. The first chapter is great and really gets into the horror aspect. But the second chapter is something else, the second chapter alternates between the most peaceful and the scariest game I've ever played. There are times when the levels can get tedious but the game is so visually stunning that I never got bored of exploring. The horror elements in the second level are 10x scarier because of the contrast between peacefulness and straight up horror. My only complaint is that the game has a few plot problems such as how in the world the main character of the second chapter has an inter-dimensional walkie-talkie. The only other complaint is that I don't like the final ending. It doesn't feel like it fits with the rest of the game at all.