Transliminal: Beyond The Backrooms

Transliminal: Beyond The Backrooms

Corey Jeffries · November 15, 2022 · Exploration, Horror, Adventure, Psychological Horror, Mystery Dungeon

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Transliminal: Beyond The Backrooms price by region

Transliminal: Beyond The Backrooms costs $7.21 in Georgia (USD), £10.57 in the United Kingdom, €12.30 in Europe (EUR), $12.49 in the United States, CA$16.34 in Canada, A$18.23 in Australia, NZ$18.26 in New Zealand, R$40.38 in Brazil and zł57.69 in Poland right now.

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Georgia (USD) $7.21 $7.21 — 1
United Kingdom £10.57 £10.57 — 1
Europe (EUR) €12.30 €12.30 — 1
United Statesyour region $12.49 $12.49 — 1
Canada CA$16.34 CA$16.34 — 1
Australia A$18.23 A$18.23 — 1
New Zealand NZ$18.26 NZ$18.26 — 1
Brazil R$40.38 R$40.38 — 1
Poland zł57.69 zł57.69 — 1

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About Transliminal: Beyond The Backrooms

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Transliminal: Beyond The Backrooms is a first-person survival horror adventure where you awaken in mysterious liminal spaces that shift and reconfigure around you as you explore, forcing you to scavenge for supplies while evading both classic internet entities and original horrors that grow stranger the deeper you descend.

An unsettling rogue-lite survival horror adventure. Iconic levels reshape around you. Classic and original entities lurk as greater beings bid for your favor. Collect relics and strange items. Grow stronger. Survive, escape, or claim more uncertain fates. Fall in. Get lost. Go beyond The Backrooms.

Transliminal: Beyond The Backrooms — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

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Transliminal is praised by most players for its atmospheric level design, rich lore, and rewarding exploration mechanics that reward careful attention and risk-taking, with many finding it genuinely creepy and immersive. However, some players find the procedurally generated levels tedious with repetitive walking sections and frustrating death mechanics that force lengthy replays, which detracts from the experience for those seeking more structured gameplay.

Recommended Aug 30, 2026
My problem with most liminal space games is my ADHD and a general inability to mentally 'stand' being stuck in the same place. I imagine that's kind of the point of liminal games - to get lost in the maze and go crazy trying to figure it out - but to me, it's usually just a step too far with regards to my sanity levels and what I consider to be 'a good time'. Anyway. Here's Transliminal. It's not that thing. But it uses the backdrop of liminal spaces to create a horror / exploration / survival experience. It's got the liminal tropes that I do enjoy, like the VHS-cam graphics, tried and trusted liminal spaces, a general synth/vaporwave aesthetic, but it encourages exploration and offers a constantly-changing dream like experience in a horror house for the senses. There's death here. You'll die. A lot. Death is almost always a result of the general entropy of experience. There's hunger, thirst, health, sanity, plus hazards, poisons, nasty falls, and more. You'll find yourself scavenging desk drawers for food but uncovering rotting biohazard instead. You'll play a cassette tape of vaporwave to ease your psychopathy. You're trying to explore, but there's a smiling face on …
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Recommended Jul 30, 2026
I don't know any other backrooms game I have 60 hours on and am still craving more, that's all I'm gonna say here.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 21, 2026
I just want to explore this game forever. I've found it to be the perfect mix of walking simulator backrooms games and the objective multiplayer ones. So much to discover, and just when you're getting bored a new juicy nugget keeps you pulled along. I'd go so far as to say this is the best single player backrooms game on Steam right now. The vibes, the mechanics, the lore, even the looting becomes very satisfying. Sadly my laptop died and I was unable to finish the game. To the devs, I know some may consider this a cop out, but if you ever opted the game into GeForce Now or other cloud services you'd be making one fan very happy 🙏
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 9, 2026
I always get lost in games like this. Figured it was worth a shot. Probably not one for me, but I do think this is probably one of the more promising Backrooms style games that I've played. Not much else to say. If you enjoy games that explore The Backrooms and liminal spaces, this could be a good fit.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 9, 2026
Good game
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Recommended Sep 4, 2026
This game has the most potential out of any backrooms game ive ever played to be the best. just stop sending me to the playgrounds mannnn. but i would add a building system and a stalker entity that shows up by chance maybe during the hotel level or office level but whatever level thats on it should have all the goodies. like the stalker is more or less a regular dude just trying to hoard food and supplies that would be kinda cool idk. just brainstorming just feels like its missing something. but i heavily enjoyed this experience and reccomend it to everyone else.
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