Fure and Oto Give Up on Escape the Backrooms After Game Appears to Bug on Final Objective

AKA VIRTUAL — Fure and a fellow streamer known as Oto abandoned a co-op run of Escape the Backrooms on Monday after they could not find the final objective of a level, concluding the game was bugged. They closed the session by moving to a free-talk segment.

The stream opened with camera and sound checks while the two talked over Discord. Both appeared on camera, and chat remarked that the thumbnail was no longer blurred. Around the 14-minute mark, chat took part in a guessing game over what color Oto would change into; black was the most common answer, and it turned out to be right.

“We’re stuck, guys. We can’t find the last one.” — One of the two players, during the second hour

The game itself began about 23 minutes in. The players collected flashlights, almond water to keep their sanity up, and energy bars, and learned that shining a light on the creature that chased them, which chat and the players called a dog, sent it away. Both died repeatedly. Fure was heard swearing at one creature after a death, and chat teased that the language was rough.

After they switched on a series of generators, the pair searched for one last red light and could not find it. They checked rooms again, tried to restart the level, then quit and relogged, and found that the lights from the earlier attempt had not reset. Fure said that other players online reported being stuck on the same final objective, and the pair agreed the game was most likely at fault. Fure made a last attempt alone while Oto talked with chat.

In the free-talk segment, the streamers described the rules of a role-play server and said no schedule had been set for a separate series. They then said a four-person stream with all participants on camera was planned for the next evening, around 7 or 8 p.m., with details in the description. The stream ended at about 1 hour 55 minutes with thanks to viewers.