Backrooms Bodycam 2

-80% discount: ohh 59 cents for a backrooms game where you shoot monsters, cool! i'm buying this. *takes 8 attempts to get over first monster *next level, magdumps two times the second monster, still dies *4 more attempts to get over first monster *finds out you can mounte a flashlight on your gun *explores dark zone and gets randoly killed *gives up and goes back to the second monster *mag dumps it and barely survives *there comes another one: gets oneshotted *searches for the refund option in the support section

0/10 do not buy ts, i magdumped a zombie like ten times with a shotgun and he didn't die

love the concept and love the idea. sadly bcoz its only 7 lvls with no music and single-player it will never grow... but if there ever comes a game out with full story mode and co-op and way more lvls then boy oh boy would it be a masterpiece! also everyone that said they shoot the zombies with 2 hole mags and cant kill it.... im sorry bro u have a massive skill issue xD also 2nd lvl the "Inhabitable zone" u cannot get through the exit bcoz your character model is too big/high.

running simulator

Backrooms Bodycam 2, developed and published by Pine Games, builds upon the ever-expanding fascination surrounding liminal horror by placing players directly into the role of a survivor trapped within an impossible labyrinth. Using a body camera perspective, the game immediately establishes its identity as a found-footage-inspired horror experience, emphasizing immersion over storytelling. Its premise is simple yet effective: explore unsettling environments, stay alive, and find a way out before the entities inhabiting these spaces find you first. While the concept has become increasingly common across indie horror titles, Pine Games manages to present a package that feels committed to delivering the eerie atmosphere fans of the Backrooms genre have come to expect. The game's greatest strength lies in its presentation. The bodycam effect is more than a visual gimmick; it significantly enhances the sense of vulnerability. Slight camera movements, distorted lighting, and environmental effects make every hallway feel oppressive and every corner worth approaching with caution. The familiar yellow-tinted rooms of The Lobby are joined by several additional levels, including the Habitabl…

gunplay is great, aim offset works well, game looks nice. monsters are tough. it doesn't seem like a finished game, seems early access. levels and gameplay are very basic. no mouse sensitivity setting, which is a mild problem because it's exceptionally sensitive even after lowering windows mouse sens. to be fair it doesn't feel like a game quite as much as a it does a concept trailer, like Deppart Prototype. would be great to see this fleshed out. buy it for 59 cents