The Exit Project: Backstreets is a first-person psychological horror game set on a single city street. It seems ordinary, but it won't let you go. No matter how far you move forward, the path always leads back. The only chance to escape is to notice that the world has begun to behave differently and make the right decision before doubt becomes a habit. The Street That Tests Memory Progress is based on careful observation. Lanterns can disappear, objects can shift, sounds can appear where they shouldn't. The changes are almost imperceptible, and that's precisely what makes them dangerous. There's no guesswork here: every movement is a statement of certainty about what you're seeing. To break the cycle, you must make a series of correct decisions. A mistake sends you back to the beginning, erasing the sense of progress and heightening the tension. Horror doesn't scare you directly — it exerts pressure through repetition, anticipation, and the fear of missing a small but crucial detail. In a short time, the street transforms from a space into a test of concentration. Features of the game Psychological horror in a confined urban space. Search for anomalies based on observation and memory. A short, intense experience that can be completed in one playthrough. Immersive first-person view.