Liminal: Escape Route

  -The theme of the game

This game has a unique purpose compared to other liminal games. It aims to stir feelings of nostalgia — a sensation that twists into unease and suspense. Your primary goal is simple: locate the door and advance to the next level. Yet the spaces themselves are designed to hold your attention, encouraging you to linger longer than you should.

The door is more than an exit — it’s a promise, a puzzle, or perhaps a trap. Once you find it, you’ll be teleported forward, pushing through levels that lead you, hopefully, back to the main world.

Antagonists are scarce. There are only two enemies, and you’ll encounter them in very few levels. But their rarity makes them all the more unnerving. I won’t spoil their nature; I’ll simply say this: be vigilant. When the urge to run strikes — do not hesitate.

The flickering lights, distant echoes, and half-familiar hallways might make you wonder if you’ve been here before. Will you find your way back to the main world? Or will nostalgia keep you trapped forever?

FAQ

1.How many levels does the game consist of?

+It is challenging to provide a definitive response to this question. Currently, the game comprises 12 distinct levels.

2. Will there be a demo of the game? Will it be free?

+In light of the current state of development, it is my assessment that a demo is not a necessary component of the game. The game will be released in its entirety and will subsequently undergo continuous updates. I am aware that other games of this nature are often perceived as tedious, and thus I have devised an alternative approach.

3. How many hours will it take to finish the game?

+It depends on how fast you find the doors.

4. There are better quality backrooms/liminal space games around than your game, so why should I buy your game?

+Unlike other backrooms/liminal space games I have developed, this game contains levels designed with original ideas and is not just a walking simulator. And only 3 dollars.

All right, that's it. I'll answer any questions in the future.