About the Game
The Upper Downer Complex is a quiet horror experience set in an endless, shifting structure that feels both artificial and alive.
You descend through procedurally generated Layers, each with its own mood, lighting, and logic, from the flickering aisles of the Orangestore to the crimson haze of the Forest.
Every level connects through elevators, strange mechanical veins that hum between worlds.
They don’t just move you, they remember you.
No jumpscares. Just you, the architecture, and the growing sense that the building is watching.
Features
- Procedural Layer System
- Explore infinite, procedurally generated spaces that shift each time you descend.
- Every room, every hallway, every flicker of light tied to a unique Seed.
- Quiet Psychological Horror
- Inspired by Skinamarink and The Backrooms, tension builds through sound, emptiness, and isolation not sudden scares.
- Functional Elevators as Dimensional Links
- Elevators act as gateways between layers, transferring you seamlessly through the depths no loading screens, no teleport effects, just descent.
- Persistent Seeds and Exploration
- The world keeps its memory. Return to old floors or new versions of them to uncover what’s changed.
- Upcoming Multiplayer Support
- Every player experiences their own descent.
There’s no beginning. No end.
Only the hum of lights and the faint echo of something moving between the walls.
You’re not here to escape.
You’re here to understand what this place was — and why it keeps rebuilding itself.
The deeper you go, the more familiar it feels.
Almost… like home.
