The Backroom – Lost and Found
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The Backroom – Lost and Found tells the story of an orphaned room hidden away in the depths of a strange liminal space. As you embark on this adventure, you will encounter perplexing locations which defy the laws of physics, as well as meet some of the cute and horrifying inhabitants of this … sector.
Can you discover the truth, bring the lost together, and find your way out?
FEATURES
- Coherent story divided into two available chapters.
- 19 different endings.
- Hand crafted levels and unique gameplay mechanics.
- Secrets, strangeness, weirdcore, and Achievements.
- Playtime approximately 2 hours.
- “Horror-lite” – no jumpscares.
- Has a bit trypophobic content.
- No clipping.
Steam User 7
I saw it, downloaded it and started it. I really appreciate that there are no jumpscares.. but the second i first saw something move, i quit. Not made for this, although the game looks awesome!
Would definitely play it if i wasn't scared as ♥♥♥♥. Would recommend. <3
Steam User 4
So far, I've been playing it and having a load of fun, tho no one seems to know about this game or care. I do tho. I think it's fun and something about the backrooms has interested me sense I heard and learned about them. And this is made in unreal engine and looks amazing. If yall make another one, I'm down to play it.
Tho 1 question that is in my head, how can yall afford to keep it here when it's free with no DLC? I'm genuinely curios.
Steam User 3
For a free Backrooms game, it has a good story and a unique concept that makes it worth a play.
Steam User 3
Better than expected. I didn't encounter any bugs, the game was pretty fun and it forced me to actually use my brain (to solve puzzles).
Also, there’s something truly special about Quraffs. They bring warmth, love, and a sense of home wherever they go. In a world that’s always rushing forward, Quraffs remind us of what truly matters - love, kindness and family. Their gentle spirit and genuine care for others create an atmosphere of peace and togetherness that feels like a comforting embrace. Quraffs don’t just live - they nurture, they inspire, and they remind us that love and traditional values will always be the heart of every home.
Steam User 4
I played the first chapter through to a few of the endings. The second chapter defeated me, I couldn't finish. That being said...
I really enjoyed this experience. Very creepy world to explore, cute collectibles to find, and a tastefully decorated orphaned room. I recommend headphones for added creepy effect. I encountered no jump scares (well, maybe in one room), and I felt that something was after me in the latter part of the game. Certainly not for the faint-hearted.
The second chapter seemed to be more of the same, just more intense. I'll leave that for more skillful players than myself.
Not high strangeness, but on the weird side and very atmospheric. If that's your bag, give this one a try.
Steam User 4
Had a surprisingly good time with this one. The atmosphere was probably the strongest part for me. It captures that weird, unsettling Backrooms feeling really well and keeps you curious about what's around the next corner. The environments were nice to explore, and the game did a good job of making me feel uneasy without relying on constant jumpscares.
I also didn't run into any bugs or major issues during my playthrough, which was a pleasant surprise. Everything worked as expected, and the experience felt polished enough that I could just focus on the game itself. Overall, it's a pretty solid Backrooms game and one I'd actually recommend to anyone who enjoys this kind of horror.
Steam User 3
For a free game its pretty good! WAY DIFFERENT from the other backroom games. Which I thoroughly enjoy. I will have to go back and find a way to NOT sacrifice the Father lol. 10/10 on the pear scale.