Quasar Backrooms creates a procedurally generated horror experience that reacts to players in real time. Custom NPCs, sounds, and logic-driven behaviors make every session different. Players won’t just be scared — they’ll feel hunted, uncertain, and completely immersed in the unknown.

Instead of simply dying, players are sent to the Backrooms — a surreal, cursed space filled with danger. They must navigate dark corridors, avoid entities, and search for an escape. This system replaces passive death with active gameplay, giving players a second chance they might regret.

You control what monsters exist inside. Set up custom NPCs with unique movement, damage logic, and behavior. You can define specific zones that kill instantly, apply damage over time, or trigger psychological effects — crafting the horror experience to your exact vision.

From flickering lights to distant footsteps, every sound and visual element in the Backrooms contributes to fear. You can configure ambient noises, random jump scares, and room triggers that make each session feel alive — or haunted. It's not just a map, it's a psychological trap.

Backrooms runs entirely on the server side, ensuring clean performance even for players with lower-end setups. It’s modular, simple to install, and well-documented. You can trigger it via death, commands, jobs, or custom events — giving full flexibility to server owners.

This system was built for integration. It works out of the box with major frameworks like ESX and QBCore, and supports custom exports for full event control. Link it with gang systems, drug events, or story-based missions — the Backrooms can be a punishment, a test, or a lore-heavy secret.