Level 4

## Level Classification

* Difficulty: 2/5

* Security System: 4/5

* Entity Count: 3/5

* Stability: 4/5

**Level 4**, also known as The Art Gallery, is the 4th level of The FullRooms.

## Description

Unlike the previous level, **Level 4** seems to be brighter, taking on the appearance of a modern-day art gallery. It is a place that contains a lot of different art works, mostly paintings and drawings. These artworks seem to be literally anything, and some may look completely identical or extremely similar to the ones that come from the real world. The most common themes of the artworks are other levels of the FullRooms, places within our and other realities, and portraits of people that look familiar to close friends and family members.

**Level 4** is said to be an extremely interesting level. Along with what's previously been mentioned, each of the artworks on this level appears to have some sort of backstory that explains how they got here. Despite **Level 4** being infinite, each artwork, no matter what it is, will be at least somewhat different than the rest, whether this is a small change such as the color palettes or maybe a certain object missing from the background or something big like the complete change of the background. Some artwork looks brand new, and some is said to be even a thousand years old.

The rooms on this level vary in size, but they all share the same design features: the walls and floor, which seem to be made out of smooth white concrete, and a ceiling made out of tiles, which have a similar color as the rest of the structure. This level is so bright that looking at the lights may result in experiencing a headache or temporary blindness. Some rooms may only have a single light but still be bright. Along with that being said, looking at the lights can also cause visual hallucinations. Due to all of these things that have been mentioned, it is not recommended to look directly at the lights. People who are extremely sensitive to the light may also eventually faint after spending a certain amount of time on this level.

The number of artworks within each room varies throughout the whole level. There are even rooms that do not have any artwork; usually, these rooms will contain objects such as food and water supplies, as well as weapons and other things that are able to be used against the entities of this level. Rarely, people may also stumble upon a room that is completely empty, devoid of any artwork or objects. Then, there are rooms where all the artworks are just lying around on the floor instead of being displayed on the walls of the gallery. And lastly, there are rooms that contain artworks that are displayed on the walls and the ones lying around on the floor on the level.

**Level 4**, at first sight, may look like a habitable and relatively safe place to stay. However, a dangerous event may randomly occur. During this event, the entities will jump out of the paintings, and the lights will start to flick until they eventually don't go off. The entities that appear during this event are Lurkings, Shadows, Doors and Windows. Window entities will most likely disguise themselves as artworks and trick people into getting near them. Because of this, it is best to avoid any artwork during this event. If a window starts to pull you towards it, it may be too late. Upon getting sucked into the window, you may instantly be transported to a dangerous and probably unexplored level. It is also worth mentioning that this could cause death in most scenarios.

Attempting to take any photos of the artwork will result in the image being instantly deleted from your device. It seems that you will only be able to take photographs of certain rooms, such as the ones without any artwork, the ones where the paintings are just completely black, grey, or white, or the rooms that are completely empty. The deeper you go into this level, the weirder and more unsettling the artwork will become. Some explorers may even stumble upon artworks that have been particularly destroyed or damaged. If you happen to see these artworks, stay away from them. Upon getting close enough to these artworks, you will start to hear voices talking to you. These voices do not seem to be recognized by anyone, but they do sound human.

The level does not have multiple floors. Most people will leave Level 4 as soon as possible. However, a couple of small groups have been formed within this level. Usually, the outposts of these groups are settled near the rooms that have food and water supplies. The objects within these rooms can reappear, although that is not fully guaranteed. If objects do appear, they are most likely going to be different from the ones you originally found. The more time you spend on the level, the easier it will become to find the exit. Over time, you may also experience sudden changes in your behavior, like you did in Level 3. However, these changes are less effective, and you will usually get back to normal after exiting the level.

## Entrances and Exits

### Entrances

There are plenty of ways to reach **Level 4** as it is a level which has a connection with the most levels of The FullRooms.

* Going in the bright room on Level 3 will bring you here.
* Very rarely there is a chance that going through a door on Level 1.2 will lead here.
* A mirror found in Level 2 has chance of transporting you here.
* No-clipping in Level 3.3 has a chance of leading you here.
* There is a chance to get back here by using an elevator in Level 5.
* Photo of the art gallery on Level 16 can bring you here.

### Exits

Exiting **Level 4** is not a problem to explorers, although you may end up in a level which you don't want to come across or appear in one of the sublevels of **Level 4**.

* Finding and no-clipping thru a painting of an apartment brings you to Level 5.
* No-clipping through the painting of a tornado will lead to Level 45.
* No-clipping through the painting covered with blood bring you to Level 4.1.
* A hole from a fallen tile in the ceiling will lead to Level 4.2.
* Staircases will lead to Level 4.3.

« Level 3 | Level 4 | Level 5 »

## Author and Image credit

Written, Rewritten and also Re-rewritten by FullCraft99.

Vector-graphics-of-art-gallery is licensed under CC0 (Public Domain)