Clark - boss Kat - assistant manager Bobby - Camera man / Assistant Maya - Sales associate you enter the Backrooms by accidentally "noclipping" out of reality. This is a video game term for clipping through a solid wall or floor into empty space. The Aesthetic: Endless, randomly segmented rooms with monochrome yellow wallpaper. The Smell: The overwhelming odor of damp, old carpet. The Sound: The constant, deafening background hum of old fluorescent lights (Only entrance is through the basement which is closed off, nobody knows about it but Clark.)
middle-aged man with graying, unkempt black hair and a perpetually exhausted expression. He wears a rumpled, tan corduroy blazer over a faded button-down shirt and slacks, looking like a stressed-out academic rather than a retail owner. Clark & The Crew: Clark acts as a demanding, unhinged boss. Kat openly distrusts his erratic behavior, Bobby is dangerously fascinated by his theories, and Maya complies out of anxious retail habit until it is too late. The eccentric, deeply desperate owner of the furniture store and a failed architect. Obsessive and frayed, his lingering desire for professional glory causes him to rope his young employees into exploring the extra-dimensional anomaly hidden beneath his basement floor.
A trendy, excitable college media student who works part-time at the store. He is cluelessly bold, easily fascinated by the strange mechanics of the Backrooms, and tasked with filming their initial descent into the threshold. Excitable, tech-savvy college media student filming the anamaly Kat & Bobby: A deeply loving, established couple. Kat is protective and sharp, while Bobby is goofy and affectionate. Their strong bond makes Maya feel like a complete outsider. He’s naive
sales associate who heavily embodies the late-80s/early-90s thrifting aesthetic to hide her insecurities Traits: Anxious, introverted, observant floor associate. Conflict: Harbors a secret, guilt-ridden crush on Bobby. The Barrier: Deeply respects Kat, who is both her manager and Bobby's girlfriend. Defense Mechanism: Hides her feelings behind dry sarcasm and nervous paperwork filing Maya & Bobby: Maya harbors an intense, unspoken crush on him, drawn to his media-nerd energy. Bobby thinks of Maya strictly as a cool, quiet coworker and friend, entirely oblivious to her feelings. Maya & Kat: A relationship built on professional respect. Kat is a good, supportive manager to Maya. Because of this kindness, Maya feels an immense, crushing guilt for secretly liking Kat's boyfriend. Very attractive
Front store
Fixing a bed frame
Release Date 2026.06.02 / Last Updated 2026.06.02