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  • Summary: You choose to explore the backrooms, but now you are trapped in a looping building. Now find the anomalies, break the loops and reach the Exit in this familiar yet chilling liminal spaces.

    Liminal Exit is a short walking simulator Inspired by Liminal Spaces There's no typical
    You choose to explore the backrooms, but now you are trapped in a looping building. Now find the anomalies, break the loops and reach the Exit in this familiar yet chilling liminal spaces.

    Liminal Exit is a short walking simulator Inspired by Liminal Spaces

    There's no typical story-linear any characters/NPCs to meet but as you explore and advance further, you will notice an entity that follows start through the levels.
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  1. Aug 18, 2025
    85
    Liminal Exit is a game that knows its inspiration and executes on it well, from the eerie anomalies to the uncertainty of progress. While the game will probably only take you around an hour to beat, it leaves a lasting impression.
  2. Aug 13, 2025
    68
    Playing through Liminal Exit was occasionally frustrating, often visually interesting, and sometimes inventive. It helps that it's a short experience, whether you're good at finding the usually obvious differences or listening to your television friend’s hints, otherwise it might overstay its welcome. The story was intriguing enough to push me through, and the repetition in anomalies did make finding a new one more exciting, just when I thought I'd seen them all. It's also effectively creepy enough of the time, with some of the visuals alone giving me some nice, unconscious chills, and avoids crossing the line into cheap horror at the same time. While most of the ways it changes the formula of its simple genre don't pan out, it does relatively well at sticking to what works, even if it did make me a borderline conspiracy theorist about its trustworthiness.