Climb The Backrooms

Most 4/10 game I've ever played. Fun with a few friends but there's more fun to be had with other games, only worth picking up on sale.

Game was amazing! loved the level design. Though not as complicated, it reminded me of Portal 2 Co-op so definitely give this game a shot. I was gifted this by a friend so this is not a paid review lol. P.S The announcer could call me dreamer and tell me goodnight every day of the week. <3

Trash not even Good, has nothing to do with Backrooms at all, Almost Zero Content. Levels are Boring as hell the only thing u do in this Game is Basically Running thats all u do.

I do not recommend this game to people because there are so many glitches. Where I get killed randomly, cant see majority of the time, my achievements didn't register (even AFTER FINISHING THE GAME!!!!!) and the Dev level is so hard that I almost toss my laptop to the wall of how much that level made me mad!!! 0/10 do not recommend. P.S. My friend gave me this game to play together!

YIKES! Not Really For Solo-Players and Not Quite a Climbing Game (I should've read the fine print on this one!) Climb the Backrooms advertises itself as both a single-player and co-op experience, but after spending a few minutes with it, the fact became immediately apparent that the game was clearly designed around multiplayer/co-op . Which is fine—but how often do we unsuspecting solo players get lured into believing that a co-op game has been designed to accommodate us, only to discover, “Whoops—you *can* play solo, but you’ll still be facing the exact same challenges we designed for an entire team”? Without cheats, mods, or an extreme level of skill and/or patience, it simply isn't worth it. In my opinion, games like this should either A. genuinely accommodate solo players through difficulty scaling or other adjustments, ~or~ B. make it abundantly clear in their marketing that solo players will be facing an extreme challenge designed around multiple people working together. The tutorial was a peculiar and surprisingly confusing experience. Rather than introducing me to a climbing game as the title, CLIMB The Backrooms, would suggest, it felt more like a object-stacking physics simulator (remember the 1998 Jurassic Park Game, Trespasser? it was like that x 10). By the time I reached the first proper level, I realized that this wasn't simply a strange tutorial—it was the core mechanic of the whole bleeding game. The climbing itself is merely a small consequence of the game's central gameplay loop: stacking objects under undesirable conditions, such as flooding rooms, in order to reach your destination. Perhaps there's a genuinely enjoyable co-op game here (i wouldn't know). I can absolutely imagine a group of friends having a blast goofily stacking oversized rulers together (yes, that's a thing in this game), trying to manipulate objects and overcome the game's physics-based challenges. Unfortunately, I only play solo, and while the game technically supports single-player, that doesn't necessarily mean the experience is enjoyable alone. In this case, i found very unenjoyable...but fans of JENGA will be thrilled (really dating myself with these references). I also encountered persistent visual issues that made the game feel as though I were seeing through watery eyes. The image would become wobbly and unfocused, almost like motion blur had gone completely haywire (yet fiddling with motion-blur settings did not effect the issue). This came and went throughout roughly a third of my admittedly brief attempted playthrough. Ultimately, Climb the Backrooms may work well as a chaotic cooperative physics experience, but as a solo game, I found the object-stacking mechanics frustrating rather than fun. Just because a game can be played alone does not mean that it should be.

Fun Game With Friends And So Much To Look Forward Too And So Much Potential In This Game. Would Love More From This Creater :)

This game is great! Definitely in the "friend-slop" category and pretty hilarious at times. It's worth the $5 bucks, but I wouldn't spend anymore on it until more levels are available.