Deadly Dimensions — is a single-player, first-person roguelite horror game in which you embark on interdimensional expeditions to collect data. Not for knowledge or salvation, but to sell the information to a faceless corporate entity. Each dimension is a distorted version of Earth, where space repeats, logic is blurred, and any delay can cost you your sanity. Dimensions that don't want to be explored Each playthrough transports you to procedurally generated worlds assembled from hundreds of handcrafted rooms. Corridors, halls, and sub-rooms look familiar, yet constantly subvert expectations, creating a sense of déjà vu and unease. Anomalies and creatures, corrupted by the dimensional borderlands, react to the player's presence, forcing constant movement and avoiding prolonged stays in one place. Progression is built on gathering information and survival. The deeper you delve, the more dangerous the environments and encounters become. Fully completing a dimension unlocks access to the next, where the biomes, level structure, and threats shift, increasing the pressure. Expeditions evolve into a series of risky forays, where the goal is always the same: gather as much data as possible and escape alive. Features of the game A first-person roguelite horror game with survival elements. Procedural generation based on 150+ unique rooms. Multiple dimensions with different biomes and structures. Constant tension and lack of safe zones.