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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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Review score: 100% on 2026-11-01 → 100% today (2 reviews)
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Fixed the monster in the first poolrooms level not chasing the player
Followup patch and fix for last update
Reduced brightness in lighting Further fixed pathfinding for AI entities Reduced blur added dynamic depth on field
Updated visual and audio effects Distorted audio for better realism Different aspect ratio to match the 1980s camera style
Fixed NPC Navigation
The monster in the first level has been visually reworked. A new "Throw tile shard" feature has been added to the basement level, to distract the "old man" water monster.