I don't know how to explore this level without a flashlight, and to find it personally I need quite a lot of time

The concept of Playrooms itself was very well executed in my opinion with the different environments and rooms all feeling unique and equally liminal in their own ways. HOWEVER, I definitely feel like there's way too many possible paths to choose. The entire Pastel room layout is already a giant bowl of spaghetti and then throw in other rooms on top of that, especially the MAZE room, it just becomes too much to reasonably expect players to be able to find their way back to the the Pastel room/elevator on m...

Praise to the devs and creators of this amazing liminal game. This deserves the highest praise for level design, graphics, sound, the feeling of longing and lonely desolation matching the theme of the game, and just the right amount of challenge and attention to detail. I am really impressed. Currently I am at the "home away from home" after you find the secret dark door in the middle of the eternal suburbia rural houses field, and you go through more dark doors with eyes above them and what appears to be ...

The maze rooms was the first place I ran into, found the key for it. I found the generator, turned it on...now what. I tried backtracking through, and that led me to a room called the castle rooms that i think I have to find a key for? But I've noticed there are multiple exits to the maze room area with the generator......

On a general level, I was having fun. The Pastel Rooms are a nice introductory area. I would love to comment on the other ones, but unfortunately I went in the Maze Room. I have been in the Maze Room ever since. I don't like the Maze Room. My two biggest problems with it are 1. No flashlight and too many dark spaces and 2. a lot fewer landmarks to orient yourself because, aside from color and floor swaps, it's pretty much all the same. I have bounced around the same rooms over and over again to the point...