Level 10

## Level Classification

* Difficulty:⅘

* Security System:⅘

* Entity Count:⅖

* Stability:⅖

**Level 10**, also known as The Flooded Neighbourhood, is the 10th level of The FullRooms

## Description

**Level 10** appears to be a typical-looking neighborhood. It is said that **Level 10** is infinite, although no one has been able to prove that as the level seems to loop. People have said that they walked for hours only to get back to the point where they originally started out. The time on this level will always be around noon, and the level seems to take place during the early days of fall. You will always start out on the streets of the level, which appear to be flooded. Cars can be seen on the streets. Some of these cars are flooded on the inside, while the others aren't. It is also said that **Level 10** originally didn't used to be flooded, but like its size, this has yet to be confirmed. There are multiple theories on why **Level 10** is flooded, but none of them really seem to fit.

The streets of the level are the safer part of the level; this is also where you are going to start out when you escape Level 9. The houses on **Level 10** vary in many different sizes, but they all seem to share a similar design. There have been reports of houses being the exact same on both the inside and the outside. The houses are well-furnished, but they have no electricity. The inside of the houses is not flooded, but it is filled with different entities, such as Lurkings, Shadows, Stealers, Shadows and even Whispers can be heard inside of the houses. It is said that each house has over 20 entities inside of it, but there is also a probability that the house is completely devoid of all entities, and usually those houses are also fully devoid of all furniture. Most of the houses can be accessed, but some are completely locked.

Even if you find a house without any entities, it is still not recommended to live inside **Level 10,** as there is no way to get any food or drinkable water. All of the cabinets and fridges are empty, and the reason for that is unknown. Besides the front door, some doors inside the houses may also be locked, and there is no way to open them. On **Level 10**, it does rain; however, the water is not drinkable. Making physical contact with the water is fine. It has been proven that the water that is coming from the rain and the water that caused the flood are not the same. Although no entities appear on the streets, something may pull your leg, causing you to trip and fall into the water. Once your whole body is inside the water, it is extremely hard to get up. Luckily, so far, no explorer has ever drowned because of this.

The mysterious fog can also appear on this level. When the fog appears, you will get the feeling of being watched, and it is going to get colder. The temperatures are known to drop to 5°C. The fog is extremely thick, and it is making things extremely hard to see. Surprisingly, while this fog is present, all of the entities inside the houses will simply vanish and then reappear once the fog goes away. If you go deep inside the level, you may find a house that is Halloween-themed. Opening the door of this house will bring you to Level 10.1. However, you will only be able to open this door during the month of October and the first week of November. This is not the only way to enter Level 10.1, but it is the safest way to leave this level. If you manage to find a different way out of this level, it is extremely recommended that you take it. You should avoid going to Level 11 at all costs.

## Entrances and Exits

### Entrances

* Finding a street light on Level 9 brings you here.

### Exits

* To exit you must find ruins of an office building. Getting close enough to it, brings you to Level 11.
* Entering a halloween themed house will bring you to Level 10.1.

« Level 9 | Level 10 | Level 11 »

## Author and Image credit

Written by FullCraft99. Original author of this level is also FullCraft99.
Flooded Neighbourhood is licenses under CC0 (Public Domain)