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It feels like you can't move through the Xbox Store these days without stumbling into another trip through the Backrooms. Endless yellow corridors, flickering lights and the constant feeling that something is watching have become a horror subgenre all of their own. The Backrooms: Forsaken is the latest to arrive, hoping that a stronger narrative and companion character help it rise above an increasingly crowded field.

Escape the Backrooms does fulfil many of the sub-genre’s oversaturated expectations.

Some horror games want to scare you. Backrooms: Escape Together wants to make you question every corridor, every shadow and, perhaps most importantly, every decision made by your friends.

Escape The Backrooms builds its terror around something strange: endless yellow corridors, flickering lights, unsettling silence, and the constant feeling that you're not supposed to be there.

Some horror games rely on monsters. Others rely on jump scares. The Backrooms works differently.

If you are looking for a little scare inside a mind-bending maze, then Backrooms Level X might just be the perfect fright night for you.

Backrooms Level X arrives on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC, inviting players to step deeper into that nightmare.

There’s something deeply unsettling about still water in an empty place - and Backrooms: Poolrooms leans fully into that fear.

The Backrooms 1998 is a great horror game, albeit one that is pretty short.

Feardemic is back to send shivers down your spine with The Backrooms 1998 on Xbox, PlayStation and Switch.