Sublevels
Layers inside a single level: corners, faults in the architecture and places that only turn up sometimes.
Level 0.0: out of bounds
ModerateThe seam of the Displacement: terrain that Level 0 never finished loading, or loaded halfway. You cross it without knowing.
6 sub-entriesGeneration Error Vestibule
LowYou pass through a wall, the color is no longer the same, and a reception of absurd furniture, a bunker from 1989 and pits that invite you to fall appear.
Level 0.1: danger zone
HighA degraded layer of Level 0: mold on the walls, red light and a loop of corridors with warnings from other survivors.
4 sub-entriesLevel 0.01: the exit?
ModerateVery long corridors, abandoned objects and, at the end, an exit that isn’t one. You think you got out and all you did was change layers.
2 sub-entriesSlits in the Wall
LowThree to six black slits in a row on a solid wall, evenly spaced. Order without function.
Absurd Furniture
LowAn empty room with a single wrong piece of furniture: a bookcase in the middle of nowhere, a desk without drawers, two chairs back to back.
Row of Outlets
No riskAn empty wall with outlets in a row, every 45 centimeters, alternating baseboard height and desk height where there is no desk.
Green Hotel
LowA wide old-hotel corridor in the middle of the offices. Well kept, quiet, and unsettling for exactly that reason.
Pit Field
HighAbout twenty-five small holes in the floor, each with a crude platform at the bottom, and a single walkable path.
“LOBBY” Reception
ModerateA closed room with a nearly five-meter counter in the center. Nobody behind it, and still someone greets you.
“Infinnovation Outpost 1” Bunker
ModerateA closed building with an open metal door beside its opening and a name that appears in no directory.
The Space Above the Drop Ceiling
HighAbove the ceiling tiles there is a low gap with room for ducts and, some say, something else. A hatch marks it.
Breaking Walls and Floors
HighSome say a wall or floor in Level 0 can be broken, and that what is broken stays broken for everyone. Nobody has managed it.