Roblox Apeirophobia: Roblox Backroom Experience Finale

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Roblox backroom experience, Apeirophobia, chapter 2 Finale.

This walkthrough/meme edit/funny moments will be on the last 4 levels of Apeirophobia. Last time, we played through Left Scarred, Mall, Store, and Neighborhood. In this video, we'll continue from where we left off and play Graveyard, Party Mall, both endings of Hospital and Train Station. The story has not reached its conclusion, and Chapter 2 Finale Part 2 will be added in the future.

Roblox Apeirophobia is a horror game based on the Backrooms centered around exploration and documentation. Each level has unique puzzles that need to be solved and/or entities(monsters) that will jumpscare and hunt you to prevent you from escaping. It is a horror game similar to Mimic and Piggy. Here is a list of all of the current levels in Chapter 2:

Level 17 “Left Scarred”: get a key and file it according to a diagram while escaping a monster (the caretaker).
Level 18 “Mall”: Complete the reactor task from Among Us and escape through a door. Keep eye contact with the wooden statues and move silently near the hound.
Level 19 “Store”: Find the exit in a store by going through the freezer and shower area.
Level 20 “Neighborhood”: Follow the street lights to a house and get in.
Level 21 “Graveyard”: Find keys on tombstones, escape the tall monster (the keeper), enter the church, close all the lights and escape.
Level 22 “Party Mall”: Chill place with no monster.
Level 23 “Hospital”: There are 2 ways to complete this level.
The right way leads you to a vent where you need to solve a light puzzle. After that, you need to escape from a crawling Titan Smiler.
The left way leads you to a dark room with a monster that jumps out of the cage when the lights go out (the cruellest). When he does so, you need to stay still. Pull all the levers to escape.
Level 24 “Train Station”: Run away from a big worm (memory worm)

The last few levels of Chapter 2 are pretty easy, there are not many jump scares, but the backroom atmosphere is still there. We had a lot of fun playing this game and had many funny moments. This video is not a speedrun nor a guide since we clearly don't have enough brain cells for that, and we try to enjoy our walkthrough.

Like always, this video is filled with a lot of "funny" jokes, "funny" edits and
dead memes in the form of a playthrough, funny moments edit/funny montage video. I hope you enjoyed watching us play Roblox Apeirophobia. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and comment E.

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Roblox- Apeirophobia:
A backroom horror game inspired by K. Pixels on YouTube. Some contents are from The Backrooms Wiki.

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