When it comes to the topic of Horror games, Backrooms are meant to be on the top list. I mean, why not? Who isn’t scared of some place with negative thousand levels and even more monsters? That could scare the shit out of anyone. Backrooms are terrifying in real life. I mean, we don’t really need to experience to know that but this place isn’t any less scary in Roblox either. Some developers have actually managed to catch that uneasiness and fear and made them into games and in this guide, we will be discussing the best backroom games you could play on Roblox.
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The Backrooms (by TheInfernoBoy1)
First of all, we have this game developed by TheInfernoBoy1. Now even though this game is still in development, it already occupies the top charts. The reason is its intricate details and of course, the jumpscares. Some of them are quite unexpected. There are a total of 32 levels and you start from Level 0 and make your way through, while earning badges and other rewards. In every level, you have to find the exit and just hope that the big bad monster doesn’t find you. You can follow the different routes to get 3 different endings. You have to solve puzzles, move through different maps like Poolrooms, Dreamcore etc. to make progress.
Apeirophobia (by Polaroid Studios)
This game made by Polaroid Studios isn’t exactly a Backroom game but its similarity and that sense of terror you get in this game is unmatched. Apeirophobia means the fear of endlessness and infinity and that precisely fits the concept of Backrooms. This game is mainly inspired by K. Pixels on YouTube but some concepts have been taken from the Backrooms as well. You will be stuck in an endless maze and you will have to solve various puzzles to make way through the game and of course you will be watched through every corner by something that may be another player or something that’s not even human.
Backrooms (by Red Panda Industries)
Now this is your classic Backroom game but with a few extra twists. You have several maps to play from and of course there are a lot of monsters that are gonna be after you. But beside that, there are a lot of other things, like you get throwables, new weapons, a duel system, new entities, new monsters, a crate system and of course the classic emotes. When you enter the game’s lobby, you will be getting a free weapon to defend against monsters and of course a free outfit to match the Backrooms Vibe. Every monster you kill will reward you with EXP and you unlock more content as you level up. You also get rewarded with titles after killing the stronger monsters.
Shrek in the Backrooms (by the MonkeyMan Fan Club)
Now this is for the players who like chaos even in the Backrooms. As of now, a Christmas Event is going on and that means that there will be more trouble with it. There are chaotic entities, ranging from Shrek to a crawling Joker. You can also collect materials to craft weapons and earn coins while you progress through the various levels. In the Shrekmas event, you can also find hidden treasures in secret locations. This game is best for players who want to experience the backrooms but in a much less spooky way.
Chained in Backrooms (by Musta and Alexander)
Now this game also has your classic backroom vibes but with a little twist. It's a multiplayer game and you will be chained to your friends. A lot of you already know where this will lead to. If you don’t know, then let me tell you. This game is for the “If I die, you die” players or the ones who simply refuse to go down alone like “Nuh uh, you’re coming with me” typa people. So either get ready to work out with coordination or just get ready to be whammed by the monster because your “too easily scared” friend was too busy shrieking.
The Backrooms [Redacted] (by Thiagodeno)
Now this game is based on the Backrooms but somehow it really isn’t like backrooms. I mean, yeah you get those endless levels and the mobs too, but the design varies a lot here. The animation is no doubt top-notch. I mean you get those extra-realistic pools and the train as well. The levels might also feel endless because you get 140+ levels in this game. So for those of you who want to play, make sure you have decent specs before playing so that you don’t crash out in the middle of nowhere.
The Darkrooms [Horror] (by .Neon Games.)
Now, this is where the real horror begins. In this game by .Neon Games., you do not start off as a curious player but as a test subject who has to somehow escape the maze. I mean, what else can you even do? Dance with the entities. Nah, man. Just because its smiling at you, doesn’t mean its harmless. Although, this game isn’t a direct adaptation of the Backrooms, it is quite similar to it. This game has very realistic graphics, which means the monsters are only going to be scarier. It’s definitely not for the weak hearted people who get spooked at every little sound.
Backrooms 67 (by Aisytoru)
This game is similar to the one I recommended above but some concepts especially the entities in this game have a whole different vibe and that’s the reason, this game has made it to this list. Several unknown entities are roaming the hallways and you have your weapons to fend them off. You can even equip yourselves with gear. The thing that cracked me us up with this game was the entities. I mean, just look at them. If you look at them normally, you’d laugh, because they are quite hilarious. But if they do appear on my face out of nowhere in the middle of my game, then I’d definitely be scared.
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Conclusion
A lot of games have been listed above and you can probably find even better ones out there because the world is changing and new and better developers are releasing their games online and on platforms like Roblox. It takes a glitch to get to the Backrooms in real life but you only need to tap on the Play Button here. So why stop? Go ahead and we will see just how brave you are. It’s even better if you play with your friends. You will get to know who the real ones are.
