STARLIGHT

Horror, suspense, abandoned structures, environmental hazards, possible injury or violence, strong language, and discussion of an alleged child disappearance.

Deteriorated anthropomorphic animatronics, exposed mechanical components, unsettling facial damage, and derelict environments.

Harborlight Diner, Bellweather. Before the expedition, Maeve and Claire are discussing potential investigations when Mal overhears them during her shift.

The supposed child disappearance never occurred. Rocket Fuel can move and communicate independently. The performers are not automatically hostile and may welcome visitors.

One of Starlight's best-preserved areas. Rows of largely intact arcade cabinets and prize machines remain beneath dust, scattered tickets, and minor water damage.

Starblast, Cosmic Raiders, Nebula Drift, claw machines, redemption games, prize counter, upper mezzanine, and decorative rocket.

Purple and magenta neon, blue machine displays, hanging planets, star-patterned carpeting, and the eerie glow of unattended games.

A deteriorating multi-level space-station battlefield with damaged barriers, overgrown corners, debris, and surviving neon lights.

Blue and Red Team bases, Base Station A, themed sectors, corridors, ramps, tunnels, elevated walkways, and abandoned laser-tag equipment.

Dim blue and pink lighting, obscured sightlines, maze-like pathways, hanging planets, and echoing footsteps.

Weathered blue-and-white track barriers, abandoned colorful karts, cracked concrete, rusted fixtures, weeds, and standing water.

Winding indoor circuit, kart bays, maintenance garage, stacked tires, and elevated spectator walkway.

Cool violet lighting, high steel rafters, torn racing banners, dark exterior windows, and metallic echoes.

Shuttered restaurants, abandoned tables, damaged skylights, pooled rainwater, cracked tiles, and vegetation creeping through the structure.

Comet Dogs, Sugar Orbit, Rocket Fuel Burgers, a pizza counter, communal dining area, and upper-level access.

Faded pastel seating, hanging planets, golden stars, soft amber lights, and moonlight filtering through the damaged roof.

Remarkably full shelves of dusty merchandise, faded displays, water stains, fallen panels, and creeping vegetation.

Rocket Fuel plush toys, clothing, baseball caps, figurines, collectibles, toys, and Starlight-branded souvenirs.

Purple signage, hanging stars, decorative planets, colorful tiled floors, tightly packed shelves, and faint light through the entrance.

A deteriorating multi-level performance hall with torn purple curtains, damaged stage equipment, exposed roof supports, and surviving theatrical lights.

Main stage, giant illuminated star backdrop, hanging gold decorations, elevated balconies, speaker arrays, lighting rigs, and Rocket Fuel's instruments.

Violet spotlights, warm golden bulbs, dusty equipment, damaged checkerboard surfaces, and moonlight filtering through broken roof sections.

They frequently overlook obvious animatronic activity while searching for ghosts. Their recklessness and provocations can have genuine consequences.

Whistlers — A helicopter crash stranded the group in remote Northwest Canada, where a cryptid known as the Whistlers pursued—or perhaps protected—them. They escaped, disproving the theory that only one could survive.

The Backrooms — An awkward introduction became an unplanned journey through yellow halls and other liminal spaces. Afterward, Claire ended her relationship with Evan Rourke and chose to explore the extra-paranormal with Maeve.