Last updated: July 2026 · 7 hiding spots documented
Backrooms
7 SPOTSA homage to the Backrooms games with off-yellow wallpaper, office spaces, random objects, and plenty of trash. Features birthday party hallways, broken highways with police cars, and vending machines.
1
EASY
Under Chair Clutter
Hide under the clutter of chairs. Your shape won't look out of place since the area is already messy.
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2
MEDIUM
Bunched-Up Rug Under Table
Match the pattern of the bunched-up rug under the table. Your shape won't look super out of place since it's already messed up.
Best for:Hider
3
HARD
Bottle Cap Wall Top
On top of the bottle caps on the bottle wall. Paint yourself to match the colorful caps.
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4
Furniture Stack Side
EASYAlong the side of any piece of furniture in the stack of furniture. Match the wood or fabric colors.
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5
HARD
Exit Sign Top
At the top of the exit sign. Paint yourself to resemble the exit sign - bright green with text.
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6
Wall Bikes
HARDPaint yourself to resemble the bikes on the wall. Match the frame shape and colors.
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7
Ceiling Light
HARDAttached to the bright ceiling light. Paint yourself bright yellow/white to match the light glow.
Best for:Hider
Backrooms Strategy Tips
DOMINANT COLORS
#DAA520
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#F5DEB3
#A0522D
KEY AREAS
Birthday Party HallwayChair Clutter RoomBroken HighwayVending Machine AreaOffice Spaces
FOR HIDERS
- •The sickly yellow-beige wallpaper is your best friend — pre-mix off-yellow and muted brown before the round starts.
- •Fluorescent lighting washes out colors. Desaturate your paint slightly to match the flat, institutional look.
- •Chair clutter and trash piles are underrated — their messy shapes hide silhouettes well.
- •The birthday party hallway has multicolor decorations. If you can match a specific balloon or streamer color, you disappear.
- •Avoid hiding near the exit signs — the bright green draws seeker eyes.
FOR SEEKERS
- •The yellow wallpaper makes color mismatches obvious. Look for objects that are too saturated or too dark.
- •Check under tables and inside chair piles — hiders love these spots but their shapes often give them away.
- •The broken highway section has police cars — scan the vehicle outlines for human shapes.
- •Vending machines have distinct colors. If something near them doesn't match, it's probably a hider.
- •Use the fluorescent lighting to your advantage — hiders who didn't desaturate will glow against the walls.
