This is PoolRooms Museum, my solo-developed exploration game. Quiet water, tiled halls, and nobody around.

Would you find this place peaceful or unsettling?

No forever home is complete without a cozy pool room.

Lmk what yall think

There’s nobody here, but the waterslide still works.

This is first-person gameplay from PoolRooms Museum, a game I’m developing. This slide is in one of the later stages.

Would you take a ride, or keep exploring?

I'm making a drone sim called "Endless FPV" where you fly through the never-ending Backrooms and Poolrooms.

This is the opening of Stage 2 in PoolRooms Museum, a game I’m developing. It starts with a waterslide into the pools, followed by a look around the space.

I wanted to share a different part of the game this time. Hope you enjoy the atmosphere!

Hi everyone! I made this using a custom browser-based simulator I've been building.

If you want to explore or create your own liminal pool spaces, you can try it out with no limits on liminalsimulator.com.

• Completely free
• No sign-up or login required
• No ads

Would love to hear any thoughts or suggestions for new objects/features to add!

Some images from a new level I am working on for my game, Poolscape. I'm adding this 9th level soon, set in Marble/Chrome Poolrooms in space!

So I've been learning blender for a while and I made this today..got inspired by pinterest.

Let me know how this turned out!!!

Cheers!

Made this morning on my livestream in Cinema 4D https://perfecthue.com/wallpapers/ivy-atrium

I think there should be a theme park dedicated to liminal spaces, dreamcore, poolrooms, and other surreal aesthetics. Imagine how cool it would be to actually explore these places in real life, as if you were inside a dream or a strange, distant memory. Endless hallways, crystal-clear pools, fields of tall grass, unreal skies, and environments that evoke a sense of nostalgia and mystery. It would be amazing not just to look at these places, but to actually step inside them and experience the atmosphere firsthand. That would be absolutely surreal! 🌀☁️

lol I was bored

I've been working on Poolrooms Museum, a game inspired by the strange, dreamlike atmosphere of the poolrooms.

I wanted to capture that feeling of wandering through an endless aquatic space — quiet, surreal, and a little unsettling.

Here's a look at the game. I'd love to hear what you think!

What kind of poolroom would you want to explore?