Fun idea, invite as many game designers as you like and have them all make their own rooms, then randomize each passage except the first one you start in. Maybe even make it a community project.
Hearing the sounds of normal city/suburb life (cars driving, birds chirping, people talking in the distance) at the start when there's nobody around is so unsettling tbh
If it is so then it should be called The Backyards 😂 real but still uncanny open worlds but with nowhere to go and no one to help. A dark parallel parody of The Backrooms.
As a person who once lived in a suburbia like that, I can tell this is the best and most realistic found footage or level 11 ever made. At 2:40 and kinda earlier you can hear the sounds of an uknown entity, that I think is active at the nighttime. Also the way the buildings started to morph in a wave is sick! Its amazing that you mentioned here that lvl 11 is an endless city that expands itself. Also from the morphing moment you can hear echo of the morphing/expanding sound, that can mean the city is expanding all the time. You perfectly expressed the term 'endless city'. Great job gal got new sub!
This one was great, but I think it missed a lot of opportunities to be truly uncanny - small details like the buildings having no doors, looking inside the windows to see empty rooms or distorted furniture, street signs where the street names are jumbled and nonsensical or in alien characters, sounds of children playing or music that seem to be just around the corner but which you can never find; all kinds of things that hint that this world was created by *something* which had an idea of what it was working with, but got it all just wrong enough to raise the hair on the back of your neck. I would have loved to see the character explore things like this, because I certainly would have wanted to take a closer look.
Those are some good ideas! They remind a lot of some AI art that has been created. Where from a distance it looks nice and real, but when you zoom in, the pictures start to make no sense at all. The details are are all messed up and nonsensical. It makes me think that the backrooms might be AI or alien generated impersonations of human civilization! very interesting.
Kane would be proud. So many people try to turn the Backrooms into a joke or just something unbelieveable. We need more of this kind of realistic quality content, that feels like it came from the darkest corners of our minds
That initial fall wasn't believable and there was no continuity between scenes. Every time something interesting would happen he'd cut to another scene.
@@Blah3210 You cant expect gravity to work the same in the backrooms. Also, the whole point of the backrooms is to feel lonely, isolated, lost and paranoid. Its not about something "interesting" happening. Its a feeling. A creepy, hopeless, uneasy bad dream. Its not supposed to be a carnival funhouse with death slides and ball pits. Its not supposed to be fun in any way. That defeats the purpose. Despite what some people have tried to turn it into
@@Blah3210 If we we're in the same scene all the time it wouldn't be so sick All the point of the multiple cuts are to shows us the maximum amount of weird things in this level so cuts aren't bad tho
There’s a lot to summarize about how creepy this was. The uncomprehending feeling of being alone, in a vast but endless city, or an almost infinite but finite city, it was scary. The fear of being alone, no one around you, it’d be more exhilarating to hear that you aren’t alone than that you are in a infinite or limited space, a giant city where no one is around, and especially in the endless parking lot. It was quite more star-striking and eerie when he was alone in the dark in that weird parking lot. From about 1:04 and on, an oddly weird echo would buildup and stop when the light turned red again. And each echo, according to my calculations, would be spreaded among an infinite number, because if the guy echoed around these giant buildings it’d rebound off of that, and if there were infinite amounts of these structures (even though his echo would eventually fade from his surroundings) it’d still fly at the same volume throughout time.
i like how you expanded the level 11 to be kind of an infinite city that morphs and grow by itself. would've wished to see entities; in the sense that, level 11 entities do not present the behavior of the ones in every other level. there, they act more like npcs than anything. guess the twist of level 11 becoming this gigantic thing and it's uncertainty haunting the mc really gives the chills and i appreciate you for that! loved it
entities just feel like slenderman, granny, generic horror game 37 rip offs but the possibility that there is an entity out there somewhere, as there sometimes is and sometimes isn't, is scarier than no entities at all i think
Very well made. I love how this level is so unobvious misterious. What get from this footage are only questions without answers, like about the floating streets in the sky, birds that attacked cameraman, the sounds in the parking lot and the elevator. Keep up the good work
I love how it goes full Inception right at the beginning, seeing the backrooms move and contort around the viewer is something we don't see to often and is perfect at capturing megalophobia
@@CUBETechie A few birds would be okay to break the monotony of the environment. It starts out with one or two birds, then several, then you're swarmed by countless birds dive bombing in from everywhere. Alfred Hitchcock would be proud.
@@CUBETechie The birds could be a somewhat better animated though. They honestly don't really look like they're flying, and more like being hurled through the air.
To be fair, it was made with BGVC, a blender vhs was effect and not using an actual vcr. yes you can do videos to an actual vcr and record them from what I have heard, Kane didn’t actually go to the backrooms lol, he used an actual vcr
Well, I had read about this level many times on the internet. I had also tried to find some kind of video footage of it, but couldn't find anything decent related to the topic. And now I finally found this short here on TH-cam and I can see with my own eyes what this level really looks like. So thank you for this video! I hope you will explore that level even more and upload more video footage of it. 👍 EDIT: Oh, and also, you've earned a new subscriber with that footage.
The ending was very good, felt like the beginning of a infinite adventure with no escape idk why I said that like it would be nice, but I would like to be trapped with horrors forever like that lol
1:55 A cool thing that what happened is that the buildings went flying, after that the place feels like an emptiness of streets with lamps and traffic lights around it. And it affects something will happened when you get too far
I found this whole back room thing yesterday, I’ve been consumed by it. The scariest thing for me, is thinking there’s a vast nothingness of magnetically constructed mazes that have absolutely no life in them whatsoever. So crows, and in other videos monsters, distract from that. It’s hard to make that entertaining, but it’s such a brilliant concept. Just being stuck in a world without any life at all. As a landscape photographer I’ve been freaked out by being alone in woods, etc. Even with the crows though, this video plays on that. Really cool.
Very good work! Just one little suggestion. The camera almost never rotates. Even when it's being whipped around quickly. Maybe add a (tiny) bit of noise to the Y axis.
2:57 it's a good thing he remembered to pick up the camera. In all of the found footage I've ever seen where they lose the camera, if that even happens, it's not until the end of the video. If I ever no clip out of reality into a surreal, anomaly laden hellscape I hope I can remember to keep filming wherever I turn my head and if I fall... to pick up the camera!!! Great video! I love your take on the backrooms. It's cool AF! 📹
really like the architechture and layout of everything and it's super cool that you used so many environments pretty well, i'm just not a huge fan of constantly needing to be running away from some kind of monster or whatever our mc was afraid of, areas around the middle of the video definitely lose their eerieness because of that this was a really good job and genuinely unsettling despite the pacing!!!!!!!!!!! work more on the ambience and you have something that can seriously rival Kane Pixels' original work!!!
This is a fantasy I’ve always dreamed of when I was a kid. A never ending cycle of city. It’s like visiting another planet with large lots that are never ending.
Excellent work, this really captures the sense of being unsettled and curious, and then the creeping realisation that survival is the name of the game with no idea what's out there. This in a VR game format would be just terrifying and fantastic, if it can capture the true duality of the ambiguous fear in a familiar setting.
This convinces me that the Earth and the entire universe in the Backrooms lore is a simulation, and the Backrooms are basically the tile sets used by the developers to copy paste textures and models to create our world. Of all the Backrooms theories out there, the idea of the Frontrooms being a simulation is the most accurate to me.
Real nice ideas in this video. Especially liked the wave motion of the whole city block. My only nit-pick would be that the shake effect on the camera was a bit too strong than it was needed. Other than that, good job
I like to imagine in interpretations of The Backrooms like this - where it seems that our POV character cannot die - that the creatures in the spaces know that humans can’t die there. So, instead of trying to kill you outright, they prefer to immobilize you in extremely painful ways, rendering you mute and just cognizant enough to suffer.
It's the little details that make these so good. The traffic lights cycling away through their signaling process to no traffic at all is incredibly eerie!
Tip: the echo is not echo-y at 0:40 keep a little more delay between the echo and the muffling part keep it more, since there is fog and the speed of sound gets dampened and distorted by the fog, and looking its a thick one, you need to have a lil more delay and more distorstion
No way they actually used the elevator sound effects from FNaTI: The End of Disney. Overall, some scenes made me u comfortable. Like I was actually there. Great work!
Remember guys the Backrooms can make strange things. If You got into other level You are gonna fall like that. When You touch the ground your body gonna be fine and every object with You too. Don't ask me why how did i get this info. *Just the Backrooms as the Backrooms*
The backrooms is like a video game, in games when you noclip you become invincible, so in the backrooms you become invincible as well, but only when you noclip
To be honest, it looks like one of those chinese cities with lots of massive skyscrapers, but are empty to artificially drive up the prices of houses. Maybe this is level is sued by big corporate agencies in the real world to rtifically drive up the prices of housing for backrooms lore.
In the lore within my mind for Backrooms, the mold creature steals real-world items and places them within the confines of its own world that then act as "totems" which allow the mold creature to further generate rooms. It also has the power to move its dimensional "noclip" areas at will.
“Welcome. Welcome to City 17. You have chosen, or been chosen, to relocate to one of our finest remaining urban centers. I thought so much of City 17 that I elected to establish my Administration here, in the Citadel so thoughtfully provided by Our Benefactors. I have been proud to call City 17 my home. And so, whether you are here to stay, or passing through on your way to parts unknown, welcome to City 17. It's safer here.”
Ended up being a bit blander than the concept for this level is, but you did some neat abstract things with this. The carpark scenes were pretty good, especially when he was running from something we couldn't see but definitely could hear.
i think i know what the backrooms are since they are connected to liminal spaces right but liminal spaces causes nostalgia and nostalgia can only be caused by memories and i think that backrooms are just foggy memories of people turned into a whole dimension system
Like who ever yells "Hello! Anyone there?!" and such when they find themselves in places like these. Having worked in big buildings with lots of empty corridors and passages, during night time where most people are gone I wouldn't dare breathe too loud lest I summon the beings from a parallel dimension lol. That irrational fear never gets old.
This was very unsettling and creative. I don't like your previous backroom videos, they feel not serious at all. This one was great. I hope you keep making more like this one. This video earned you a sub
Hi Ruster, great work, got the chills, thank you! I'm always checking out the sound design, and this is what I thought: The first scene is a bit overdesigend acoustically. There's no way there's such an echo on an open street with ∞ buildings. The echo should rather be very subtle with no feedback at all. The delay time should be much longer and, if you're down for it, appear irregularly depending on the distance of the buildings. So one echo should come very shortly after the noise (reflection from 1st building), the second one should come after that and already much more silent until it even disappears, if there's any echo at all. Also important: put a low cut on the echos, echos don't have bass amount in it. Same goes for 2:40. If it's meant to be an entity moaning, you will have to turn down the dry signal and make it more wet so it appears coming from the distance. If it should be nearer, reduce the echo und turn up the dry signal. And again: put a low cut on the audio. Bass does not expand in the outside world. In a building it's the other way around, you surely noticed: If you're outside of a club, the walls are banging and you can just hear bass amounts, barely any percussion or melodies. When you're entering the room, the middle and high frequencies are added. Sorry for the sound engineering course lol, but sound design is what makes the difference for me in the end. Keep up!
The ending is the best part. The elevator door opening towards the outside of the building, yet you enter the building, makes no physical sense at all yet can be missed entirely. So uncanny.
I feel like these empty city backrooms should have some kind of natural disaster apocalypse that can happen in them randomly. While no one else but you is around.
You probably hear this all the time, but holy crap--this looks SO real! I don't think I would ever be able to create something this detailed, but I sure would love to learn how. How much computing power does it take to render this without it taking years?
Whoever is creating these films must employ an absolutely amazing location scout. Where do you even find an area large enough, symmetrical enough, and devoid enough of human activity to record this footage?
@@Taxidermista_de_Phobos no, I was being sincere. Even in the most economically depressed cities, I can't envision there being an area like this, let alone one so empty. And if it's CGI, then it's good CGI which doesn't look like same.
I swear i would pay a lot of good money to see an in-depth massive Backrooms video game.
That would be so sick tho
@@leroyspeelt Definitely. :)
Fun idea, invite as many game designers as you like and have them all make their own rooms, then randomize each passage except the first one you start in. Maybe even make it a community project.
@@dustinjones7458 That's a smart approach. I know nothing about game development, though. lol :(
The closest we have to that is a game on steam called the complex
Hearing the sounds of normal city/suburb life (cars driving, birds chirping, people talking in the distance) at the start when there's nobody around is so unsettling tbh
Wikidot or fandom ?
Birds❤ there’s life
In city
rp_downtown_v2 vibes
@@mybrickhead or gm_bigcity
The part when the ground started morphing like a wave was scary af
Good stuff!!
ya
1:20
and the ceiling too
if you can call it that
@@CombustibleLemon77 Got inception vibes from it
2:02 THATS THE THING FROM APEIRIPHOBIA
There needs to be more "outside" backrooms like this. Weird parallel universes. Strange worlds. Warped realities.
How high was that fall?? Probably like 100 feet???
If it is so then it should be called The Backyards 😂 real but still uncanny open worlds but with nowhere to go and no one to help.
A dark parallel parody of The Backrooms.
1 backrooms danger ratings levels is short.
As a person who once lived in a suburbia like that, I can tell this is the best and most realistic found footage or level 11 ever made. At 2:40 and kinda earlier you can hear the sounds of an uknown entity, that I think is active at the nighttime. Also the way the buildings started to morph in a wave is sick! Its amazing that you mentioned here that lvl 11 is an endless city that expands itself. Also from the morphing moment you can hear echo of the morphing/expanding sound, that can mean the city is expanding all the time. You perfectly expressed the term 'endless city'. Great job gal got new sub!
What is the sound at 2:50
What is the entity name?
I think it’s the titan smiler. I recognize the level in apeirophobia
@@casius6435hounds they scream very loud
You never lived in a suburbia like this jagoff...
This isn't a suburb. It's literally a city.
Looking at the preview, I thought it was real footage from Russia
Yeah. Not gonna lie, I feel this place like home.
It looks like Chernobyl just emptied.
типичный день в Мурино
the pavement is definitelly much nicer here than in Russia
@@maxwellourbeloved чо сразу не в Огайо
This one was great, but I think it missed a lot of opportunities to be truly uncanny - small details like the buildings having no doors, looking inside the windows to see empty rooms or distorted furniture, street signs where the street names are jumbled and nonsensical or in alien characters, sounds of children playing or music that seem to be just around the corner but which you can never find; all kinds of things that hint that this world was created by *something* which had an idea of what it was working with, but got it all just wrong enough to raise the hair on the back of your neck. I would have loved to see the character explore things like this, because I certainly would have wanted to take a closer look.
Those are some good ideas! They remind a lot of some AI art that has been created. Where from a distance it looks nice and real, but when you zoom in, the pictures start to make no sense at all. The details are are all messed up and nonsensical. It makes me think that the backrooms might be AI or alien generated impersonations of human civilization! very interesting.
Why don't you do it yourself
@@tickledonions9483 I'm not a 3D modeler and I don't care to be one. Would rather just enjoy these.
@@tickledonions9483 I hope someone tells you the same thing next time you give a personal review for a movie or a show you've watched.
@@Zer0Skateboard Okay I'll make sure not to go write an extended paragraph ranting about 'oh i wish it had this and that'
Kane would be proud. So many people try to turn the Backrooms into a joke or just something unbelieveable. We need more of this kind of realistic quality content, that feels like it came from the darkest corners of our minds
That initial fall wasn't believable and there was no continuity between scenes. Every time something interesting would happen he'd cut to another scene.
Yes, we need long uncut videos
@@Blah3210 You cant expect gravity to work the same in the backrooms. Also, the whole point of the backrooms is to feel lonely, isolated, lost and paranoid. Its not about something "interesting" happening. Its a feeling. A creepy, hopeless, uneasy bad dream. Its not supposed to be a carnival funhouse with death slides and ball pits. Its not supposed to be fun in any way. That defeats the purpose. Despite what some people have tried to turn it into
@@JeremySolo That’s exactly why all of these cuts felt weird. Each segment could have had its own video expanding upon what’s happening.
@@Blah3210 If we we're in the same scene all the time it wouldn't be so sick
All the point of the multiple cuts are to shows us the maximum amount of weird things in this level so cuts aren't bad tho
There’s a lot to summarize about how creepy this was. The uncomprehending feeling of being alone, in a vast but endless city, or an almost infinite but finite city, it was scary. The fear of being alone, no one around you, it’d be more exhilarating to hear that you aren’t alone than that you are in a infinite or limited space, a giant city where no one is around, and especially in the endless parking lot. It was quite more star-striking and eerie when he was alone in the dark in that weird parking lot.
From about 1:04 and on, an oddly weird echo would buildup and stop when the light turned red again. And each echo, according to my calculations, would be spreaded among an infinite number, because if the guy echoed around these giant buildings it’d rebound off of that, and if there were infinite amounts of these structures (even though his echo would eventually fade from his surroundings) it’d still fly at the same volume throughout time.
i like how you expanded the level 11 to be kind of an infinite city that morphs and grow by itself. would've wished to see entities; in the sense that, level 11 entities do not present the behavior of the ones in every other level. there, they act more like npcs than anything. guess the twist of level 11 becoming this gigantic thing and it's uncertainty haunting the mc really gives the chills and i appreciate you for that! loved it
Some backroom levels are fine without entities. That's how it was in the beginning in fact.
I kinda hate entities ngl
We had crows and some whailing in the night. Isn't that 'entity' enough?
had this had entities, this would be 30 times less scary, because it'd feel less isolated
entities just feel like slenderman, granny, generic horror game 37 rip offs
but the possibility that there is an entity out there somewhere, as there sometimes is and sometimes isn't, is scarier than no entities at all i think
4:50 My man kept surviving and going through all 12 levels (0-11) just to get sent to the start 💀
It happens in other levels too
Dont ask me which ones i don't remember :)
Yeah, at that point I think I'd just try and take the elevator back. There must be another way.
That would make me never trust an elevator
He can activate the elevator agian
@@michaelrusso9809 as long as you don't _cheat_
1:19 I already know someone was inspired by Inception when they made this bit. ;)
Nice work, mate. :)
Oh yeah speaking of lucid dreams
One of my favorite movies
good movie :)
@@kittytrot I actually have the same spinning top because of that movie
It’s also Alan Walker’s favorite too
@@siren_gaming8565 thats really cool! :)
Вы перепутали, это не 11 лвл Backrooms. Это просто жилой массив в Кудрово...
Обычные новостройки в Питере
А нам за это еще и ипотеку выплачивать приходится. Хорошо, хоть челябинские парни дают п*зды местным entities. Не знаю что бы мы делали без них.
Новострой
Ну да, это просто новостройка.
Это уровень 11 бесконечно город
Very well made. I love how this level is so unobvious misterious. What get from this footage are only questions without answers, like about the floating streets in the sky, birds that attacked cameraman, the sounds in the parking lot and the elevator. Keep up the good work
*Him-* "HELLO?!"
*Echoes-* "Best I could do is "BRO"."
😐
good by 😫
I love how it goes full Inception right at the beginning, seeing the backrooms move and contort around the viewer is something we don't see to often and is perfect at capturing megalophobia
Reminds me of the ghost cities in China. Not abandoned, just cities built that people never moved into. Not sure which is more sad.
Having lived and worked in China for three years I can confirm
So they have made buildings, but people never moved them?
Then why did they build them?
@@seaque. to inflate China's GDP. It contributed to their current housing market woes.
The abandoned city, in the backrooms gives me a mental break. Quite interesting yet unsettling
But the Crows and Birds give me comfort
@@CUBETechie A few birds would be okay to break the monotony of the environment. It starts out with one or two birds, then several, then you're swarmed by countless birds dive bombing in from everywhere. Alfred Hitchcock would be proud.
@@CUBETechie
The birds could be a somewhat better animated though. They honestly don't really look like they're flying, and more like being hurled through the air.
The finest St Petersburg housing
4:56 ah shit, here we go again,
Ohhh shit we he go
No level 0 a level 12 aka matrix.
„worst place in the world"
This was INCREDIBLE! Incredibly well made and the terrifying dangers of night presented. Loved it!
Normally it CL1 Level 11 has no Night time. Just noon.
This is so well made, I don't understand how it doesn't have like 1 million+ views
this guy aint got enough subscribers but im sure this probably will blow up
To be fair, it was made with BGVC, a blender vhs was effect
and not using an actual vcr. yes you can do videos to an actual vcr and record them from what I have heard, Kane didn’t actually go to the backrooms lol, he used an actual vcr
Its still pretty well made tho, I hope it blows up someday
Yes.
It does now
Well, I had read about this level many times on the internet. I had also tried to find some kind of video footage of it, but couldn't find anything decent related to the topic. And now I finally found this short here on TH-cam and I can see with my own eyes what this level really looks like.
So thank you for this video! I hope you will explore that level even more and upload more video footage of it. 👍
EDIT: Oh, and also, you've earned a new subscriber with that footage.
The ending was very good, felt like the beginning of a infinite adventure with no escape idk why I said that like it would be nice, but I would like to be trapped with horrors forever like that lol
Dude, "careful what you wish for Parker"
Go to war, thats some real life horror for you. As the guy before said, careful what you wish for.
Yes
same, it would be very cool
@@XGames-94 yeah but war is nothing supernatural
1:55 A cool thing that what happened is that the buildings went flying, after that the place feels like an emptiness of streets with lamps and traffic lights around it. And it affects something will happened when you get too far
That is too scary
I found this whole back room thing yesterday, I’ve been consumed by it.
The scariest thing for me, is thinking there’s a vast nothingness of magnetically constructed mazes that have absolutely no life in them whatsoever. So crows, and in other videos monsters, distract from that.
It’s hard to make that entertaining, but it’s such a brilliant concept. Just being stuck in a world without any life at all. As a landscape photographer I’ve been freaked out by being alone in woods, etc. Even with the crows though, this video plays on that. Really cool.
Very good work! Just one little suggestion. The camera almost never rotates. Even when it's being whipped around quickly. Maybe add a (tiny) bit of noise to the Y axis.
Noted!
Great advice!
This is awesome! Love the fog surrounding the level, makes it look so ominous and creepy
Level 11 is one of the safest levels and this guy makes it possible to make as eerie as level 1☠
2:57 it's a good thing he remembered to pick up the camera. In all of the found footage I've ever seen where they lose the camera, if that even happens, it's not until the end of the video. If I ever no clip out of reality into a surreal, anomaly laden hellscape I hope I can remember to keep filming wherever I turn my head and if I fall... to pick up the camera!!!
Great video! I love your take on the backrooms. It's cool AF! 📹
This is genuinely one of the best Backrooms vids I’ve seen. Up there with Kane Pixels, A-Tech, and R is Render
Seeing a city with no people, cars or things in general is so creepy! 😮
I'm disappointed that there no Facelings in this level
共感する
It's creep yet calming at the same time. I would literally spend most of my time in this empty environment, just listening to my fav song
@@ashtonbrown8548 the backrooms are better without any dogshit entities to ruin the immersion
@@frankieangelo413 Yeah same, thought I’d like some people or animals to keep me at least sane! Or a nice tv show 😃
really like the architechture and layout of everything and it's super cool that you used so many environments pretty well, i'm just not a huge fan of constantly needing to be running away from some kind of monster or whatever our mc was afraid of, areas around the middle of the video definitely lose their eerieness because of that
this was a really good job and genuinely unsettling despite the pacing!!!!!!!!!!! work more on the ambience and you have something that can seriously rival Kane Pixels' original work!!!
maybe this is a bit too in depth for a 5 min backrooms video made for legitimate children but good work nonetheless i guess
This is a fantasy I’ve always dreamed of when I was a kid. A never ending cycle of city. It’s like visiting another planet with large lots that are never ending.
Excellent work, this really captures the sense of being unsettled and curious, and then the creeping realisation that survival is the name of the game with no idea what's out there. This in a VR game format would be just terrifying and fantastic, if it can capture the true duality of the ambiguous fear in a familiar setting.
4:52: You re back in the level 0
0:04 POV: your trying to get the last pringle
☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️
I'm a 9/11 survivor - I was 18 years old and 20 blocks away in downtown Manhattan - and the audio at 1:14 gave me _heavy_ flashbacks
Oh
Damn😢🫡
This convinces me that the Earth and the entire universe in the Backrooms lore is a simulation, and the Backrooms are basically the tile sets used by the developers to copy paste textures and models to create our world.
Of all the Backrooms theories out there, the idea of the Frontrooms being a simulation is the most accurate to me.
I thought about that too. Trippy man, right on
probably the best and most backrooms-ish portrayal of level 11.
Real nice ideas in this video. Especially liked the wave motion of the whole city block. My only nit-pick would be that the shake effect on the camera was a bit too strong than it was needed. Other than that, good job
I like to imagine in interpretations of The Backrooms like this - where it seems that our POV character cannot die - that the creatures in the spaces know that humans can’t die there. So, instead of trying to kill you outright, they prefer to immobilize you in extremely painful ways, rendering you mute and just cognizant enough to suffer.
We really need Backrooms video games to include levels as interesting as these, especially the VR games.
It's the little details that make these so good. The traffic lights cycling away through their signaling process to no traffic at all is incredibly eerie!
Tip: the echo is not echo-y at 0:40
keep a little more delay between the echo and the muffling part keep it more, since there is fog and the speed of sound gets dampened and distorted by the fog, and looking its a thick one, you need to have a lil more delay and more distorstion
This actually gives a really accurate representation of level 11. This animation is really well done!! Keep it up!
Someone found a camera from a deadly dimension of an alternative universe and my dad still can't find the 2 dollar milk at walmart.
2:34 If I was in a Situation like this without seeing anything different in any direction, I'd be losing it
I’d want to do the same but I’d want to keep my calm.
No way they actually used the elevator sound effects from FNaTI: The End of Disney.
Overall, some scenes made me u comfortable. Like I was actually there. Great work!
0:12 IS THAT CAMERA MADE OUT OF TITANIUM??
Is the person made of titanium?
Remember guys the Backrooms can make strange things. If You got into other level You are gonna fall like that. When You touch the ground your body gonna be fine and every object with You too. Don't ask me why how did i get this info. *Just the Backrooms as the Backrooms*
No it’s made out of tungsten
@@Poopasislukasmaybe he’s a robot 🤣
The backrooms is like a video game, in games when you noclip you become invincible, so in the backrooms you become invincible as well, but only when you noclip
To be honest, it looks like one of those chinese cities with lots of massive skyscrapers, but are empty to artificially drive up the prices of houses. Maybe this is level is sued by big corporate agencies in the real world to rtifically drive up the prices of housing for backrooms lore.
I’m pretty sure the guy would’ve just died from a fall like that, it’s freaking insane
this is one of the best backrooms videos i've seen so far. keep up the good work bruv
In the lore within my mind for Backrooms, the mold creature steals real-world items and places them within the confines of its own world that then act as "totems" which allow the mold creature to further generate rooms. It also has the power to move its dimensional "noclip" areas at will.
You're one of the very few that know what makes the Backrooms so eerie and dreadful as a concept. Keep up the great work.
“Welcome. Welcome to City 17.
You have chosen, or been chosen, to relocate to one of our finest remaining urban centers. I thought so much of City 17 that I elected to establish my Administration here, in the Citadel so thoughtfully provided by Our Benefactors. I have been proud to call City 17 my home. And so, whether you are here to stay, or passing through on your way to parts unknown, welcome to City 17. It's safer here.”
1:40 It looks like that place in Yaroslavl (Russia) where the road service has put 18 traffic lights
Ended up being a bit blander than the concept for this level is, but you did some neat abstract things with this. The carpark scenes were pretty good, especially when he was running from something we couldn't see but definitely could hear.
i think i know what the backrooms are since they are connected to liminal spaces right but liminal spaces causes nostalgia and nostalgia can only be caused by memories and i think that backrooms are just foggy memories of people turned into a whole dimension system
If you are in level 11. You see buildings And you look at the sky. You see the another building in the sky wobbling
this is so cool!!! the beginning feels like a gmod map, and I love the whole progression of the video, awesome sound design too!
Great video! I love the atmosphere of this level.
Man, im 45 seconds into and this man alerted every entity on this level
Like who ever yells "Hello! Anyone there?!" and such when they find themselves in places like these. Having worked in big buildings with lots of empty corridors and passages, during night time where most people are gone I wouldn't dare breathe too loud lest I summon the beings from a parallel dimension lol. That irrational fear never gets old.
It’s interesting how it’s vast and claustrophobic at the same time.
That's like Russia, but with good roads.
Damn is so good. We need more outside backrooms videos.
why u like this shit?
This was very unsettling and creative. I don't like your previous backroom videos, they feel not serious at all. This one was great. I hope you keep making more like this one. This video earned you a sub
Hi Ruster,
great work, got the chills, thank you! I'm always checking out the sound design, and this is what I thought:
The first scene is a bit overdesigend acoustically. There's no way there's such an echo on an open street with ∞ buildings. The echo should rather be very subtle with no feedback at all. The delay time should be much longer and, if you're down for it, appear irregularly depending on the distance of the buildings. So one echo should come very shortly after the noise (reflection from 1st building), the second one should come after that and already much more silent until it even disappears, if there's any echo at all. Also important: put a low cut on the echos, echos don't have bass amount in it.
Same goes for 2:40. If it's meant to be an entity moaning, you will have to turn down the dry signal and make it more wet so it appears coming from the distance. If it should be nearer, reduce the echo und turn up the dry signal. And again: put a low cut on the audio. Bass does not expand in the outside world. In a building it's the other way around, you surely noticed: If you're outside of a club, the walls are banging and you can just hear bass amounts, barely any percussion or melodies. When you're entering the room, the middle and high frequencies are added.
Sorry for the sound engineering course lol, but sound design is what makes the difference for me in the end.
Keep up!
That was a solid "bruh" moment at the end when seeing the yellow rooms
1:33 The sounds are terrifying
Here's an even scarier sound 0:51
Inception styled vid, well done!
Did bro use the AUGH SOUND EFFECT at 2:50
Is smiler *rader* IS SMILER HERE RUN!!!
I’ve heard this being used for the goat man mod in Minecraft. Idk.
Around the 0:22 mark, it almost sounds like Bart Simpson saying “Ay Caramba!”
*Possibly An Easter Egg*
Ah yes, "ELEVATOR". I hear that store has very high-end merchandise for low-end prices!
... I'll see myself out.
This world design is weirdly satisfying.
I really want to see a movie made on the backrooms, like found footage put together. I bet it would do quite well.
4:33 flamboyant illusion?
3:38 story tells she never came back
Exit of the TV of level 12
Liminal spaces are so unsettling yet somewhat fascinating.
The ending is the best part. The elevator door opening towards the outside of the building, yet you enter the building, makes no physical sense at all yet can be missed entirely. So uncanny.
wow this is really well done.
At 0:29 seconds you can see someone looking from on top of the building.... Sussy easter egg
4:41 there is an easter egg :)
François Truffaut
I feel like these empty city backrooms should have some kind of natural disaster apocalypse that can happen in them randomly. While no one else but you is around.
Level 11 has been changed a bit. There are now people living in the endless city and there is even a radio station as well.
For a moment I thought he had fallen into one of China's ghost towns.
As the doors opened, I realized that this could’ve ended no other way. Great ending.
Everyone In the backrooms got some sturdy bones 👀
4:50 The guy is like, “ah fuck, not again!”
Level 11 tip : find a restaurant named “snackrooms” which will lead you to level 6.1 “The Snackrooms”
Another great non-jumpscare Backrooms video!
Great work, the places looks very real
2:05 how tf did a bird enter the backrooms
Probably bc of an open portal somewhere. Or either that, or the birds had made a nesting ground on the lights above.
Yeah, or maybe they’re entities themselves
@@Ophanim-11 I was just gonna say that👍🏿
You see an endless city, I see free real estate
This "parking lot to the horizon at dusk" part looks like a place I would visit if I it was real. Very peaceful.
You probably hear this all the time, but holy crap--this looks SO real! I don't think I would ever be able to create something this detailed, but I sure would love to learn how. How much computing power does it take to render this without it taking years?
01:35 ps1 games aesthetics
Whoever is creating these films must employ an absolutely amazing location scout. Where do you even find an area large enough, symmetrical enough, and devoid enough of human activity to record this footage?
Cgi
You forgot to add an '/s' at the end, right?
@@Taxidermista_de_Phobos no, I was being sincere. Even in the most economically depressed cities, I can't envision there being an area like this, let alone one so empty. And if it's CGI, then it's good CGI which doesn't look like same.
@@quicksilvertongue3248 You must be new here
@@some1intheworld the Backrooms is fairly recent for me, but it's also fairly recent in general, so... kinda?
There should really be a backrooms movie with actors and stuff.
My days! That elevator is totally in one of my recurring dreams!!
Awesome! Thanks for doing this. :)