Deja Vu : The Backrooms

For an honest review since you asked, the game is very buggy, especially the camera. It seems to be using a lot of copyrighted content for both the images and the music. As well, the reviews on this game are coming from accounts with no other games in their library or reviews, it's clearly being botted. If you're wondering why people keep refunding this, maybe you should listen to the real people giving you feedback.

This review is mostly a reminder to myself. Feel free to ignore it. If your idea of fun is chatting with friends while aimlessly running around doing absolutely nothing, then sure, this game is for you. Otherwise do not touch it again. You will genuinely lose your mind running in circles for hours with nothing happening. No objectives. No puzzles. No meaningful progression. Just empty wandering until boredom kicks your teeth in. If you have slow or unstable internet, congratulations, you get to wait for a download just to waste your time anyway. You will install this game, boot it up, and realize you are doing nothing. That is the entire experience. It feels like a tech demo stretched way past its breaking point. I have played a ton of Backrooms games, good and bad, and this one is not worth the wait or the effort. There are far better options that actually give you something to do besides existing in yellow hallways. To be fair, it does have a few small moments where the atmosphere looks nice, and the environments can be pretty in a very limited way. The music choices are also solid. Unlike another Backrooms game I tried with audio so awful it felt like it was actively trying to g…

I would rather be sucked into the actual backrooms than play this pile of excrement again. I blame TheNumberOneAce for my pain and suffering.

Deja Vu is a hauntingly immersive experience. Exploring the Backrooms as a manifestation of mental illness is both unsettling and captivating. The mix of procedurally generated and puzzle-based levels keeps the gameplay fresh, while the entities' ability to hear proximity chat adds a unique layer of tension. Stunning visuals, immersive sound, and seamless co-op make escaping AJ's fractured mind a thrilling challenge.

i genuinely think that the game has potential its just rough around the edges and the into doesn't have enough guidance. it would benefit a lot from having dedicated tasks to make game play feel like it has an end goal. crashes a lot and isnt optimised great. otherwise fun with friends

i really enjoyed this game as it's a different view of the liminal games spectrum! i also really liked the camera & photos mechanic! highly recommended!