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Dec 01, 2023

Roblox Apeirophobia: How To Beat Level 1 & Find All Six Valve Locations

Here is how to complete Level 1 in Roblox Apeirophobia. After the first level

Here is how to complete Level 1 in Roblox Apeirophobia.

After the first level in Roblox Apeirophobia which is pretty much an introductory stage to set up the tone for the game, things started to heat up from Level 1 onwards.

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Initially, it might look like a pretty bland level with players spawning in a sewer-like area. However, as players move forward toward the northern end of the map, they will reach a large area that actually comprises the Poolrooms. Unlike the previous area, players will spawn at the same specific location on the map, so it is quite easy to get out of the initial area.

Once you reach the Poolrooms, things start to get a bit dicey. The Poolrooms is a creepy-looking area that will remind avid Roblox users of the Backrooms. For those who are unaware, the Backrooms was created by user Kord_K, based on a creepypasta that described a dimly lit yellow-themed area where people went missing since it was never-ending. The creepypasta became quite viral, and that led to the birth of Backrooms, which ended up inspiring Apeirophobia as well.

The map resembles a sewer, and once you reach the middle, you will notice that there is a hole that leads out of the area. However, it is locked behind a gate, and players need to find six Valves to be able to open the door.

Once you have found all the Valves, you will be able to open the door and head outside to the next level. The Simulation Core on the map is located West of the exit. Considering that the game doesn't really have well-defined coordinates as such, heading towards your left is the best you can do to locate the Simulation Core. The area isn't that big, so a little bit of exploration should be more than enough for you to get hold of the only collectible item in this area.

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Md has been working as a game journalist for the past five years and has written for Screen Rant, Game Rant, and a number of other leading media outlets.