3008 is the closest anyone has come to making a true liminal space you can actually play. The entire game takes place inside an IKEA-style store that never ends, and the brilliance is in everything it refuses to explain. Why is the store infinite? Who are the employees, those faceless yellow figures that turn hostile the moment the closing bell rings and the lights die? Are they former shoppers who never found the exit, staff caught in the loop forever? The day/night cycle isn't just a survival timer, it's the building itself breathing. Surface layer of the iceberg: gather shelves, build a base, survive to morning. Go deeper and you start to feel the store almost responding to you, the endless samey layout IS the horror, the wrongness of a place that is supposed to be mundane and safe. This is backrooms-adjacent dread done properly, no cheap jumpscares, just the creeping certainty that you are somewhere you were never meant to be. I could write theories about this store for hours. Instant favorite.