Calin walks through the Horizontal Loop level in Backrooms, an infinitely repeating maze where moving any direction loops you back to the same spot. Every iteration duplicates you and your enemies, so you can shoot any copy of them and they can shoot any copy of you. The chaos means you're always running into the same opponents no matter where you go.
In the last video, I showed how you can fall forever in an infinitely repeating map in Vertical Loop. But now let's talk about Horizontal Loop, in the Backrooms. It looks like an infinite maze of walls, but it's actually the same level repeating over and over in all directions. I get so many comments asking if you can get lost in the infinite levels. No! Because no matter which way you go, you always come back to the same place. There's a copy of you on each level, and copies of your opponent too. You can shoot any copy of your opponent, and your opponent can shoot any copy of you. That's why Horizontal Loop is so crazy. You can kill them from anywhere, but they can kill you from anywhere. It's so fun running in any direction, building up speed, knowing you'll see your opponents again no matter where you go.
