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Floor 0

Vendor Trash Games / Mar 5, 2025 / Indie

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A psychological horror presented as found footage. Trapped in an endless hallway from floor 10 to 0, you must spot anomalies to survive. Move forward if it's clear—turn back if it’s not. Every choice pulls you deeper into the unknown.

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What's new

New Horror Anomalies

2025-03-08

Thank you to everyone who has supported us by purchasing and playing Floor 0. We have enjoyed watching the content some of you have created, and we have listened to what you have enjoyed and disliked about the game. Therefore, we decided to add 3 new anomalies with a focus on horror to the game, increasing the total number of anomalies to 35! We have also added 3 new achievements to go with these. Each floor chooses whether or not an anomaly will be present (with the exception of floor 10), then randomly chooses 1 of the 35 anomalies for the floors that were chosen to have an anomaly. Therefore, no 2 playthroughs will be the same. Hunting for these new anomalies may not be as easy as you'd hope, but they are worth it. In addition, a head bob toggle has been added to the 'gameplay' settings to allow players to experience Floor 0 without camera shake while walking.

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Again, we would like to thank you all for all of your support. Vendor Trash Games

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What players say

Mostly Positive

77% positive, 13 reviews

Recommended10 hrs played

Floor 0 is an anomaly-spotting horror game that starts you on floor 10 and tasks you with descending to floor 0 by correctly identifying environmental irregularities. With 35 total anomalies, the game offers solid replayability, especially for completionists chasing achievements and endings. The structure is familiar to fans of the genre, but the slow descent builds tension naturally, culminating in a final encounter...

4 found this helpful, 2026-01-11

Not recommended4 hrs played

Not gonna quit the game til I 100% the game. Its not a BAD game, however like other have mentioned. I find myself finding more empty rooms than rooms with anomalies, and each cycle through each floor takes a decent amount of time to navigate. (if there is an anomaly turn back to the elevator, if not, you walk through this twisty path of rooms and hallways and it takes like 3 minutes to get to the start to the end...

1 found this helpful, 2026-01-26

Not recommended1 hrs played

Commits the absolute sin of having the level of an anomaly game take 3 minutes to get through. All of the screenshots for the game are ONE floor and you have to memorize it all. Also, the ending is cheap as hell and you can die and start all over. Imagine playing for an hour just to have a cheap "anomaly," touch you and you start all over. I also had a glitch on my first startup where I only had 6 fps.

1 found this helpful, 2026-01-16