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Level 37: The Ritewood Anomaly

Level 37: The Ritewood Anomaly is a first-person found-footage horror game set in a distorted imitation of the Backrooms’ poolrooms. As David, a Fluxora Dynamics intern, you follow the lost log tapes of Paul Ritewood through shifting halls, flooded corridors, and the surreal poolrooms.

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January 20, 2026
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Level 37: The Ritewood Anomaly is a first-person psychological horror exploration game set within the unsettling universe of the Backrooms. Step into the hazmat suit of David, a resilient Fluxora Dynamics intern sent to uncover what happened to a missing colleague — and why communication with Level 37 abruptly went silent.

Follow the trail of Paul Ritewoods Lost log tapes, as you navigate shifting hallways, impossible architecture, and silent pools that stretch beyond logic. What Fluxora labeled a safe level quickly reveals itself as something else — something trying to imitate Level 37, but getting the details disturbingly wrong.

Descend through flooded corridors where unseen things move beneath the water. Climb into the Skypools, a vast surreal landscape of floating tiles, warped music, and an eternal sunset.