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Doors is a hit Roblox horror experience where players must get through door number 100 sequentially in a randomly generated hotel setting.

• Players navigate from room to room encountering evil entities • Each entity uses different tactics: chases, rushing through areas, locking hiding spots, or creating jump scares • Game features scares, strategy, and puzzles

The game contains hidden lore that developers are revealing slowly through updates, including a delayed Hotel Plus update that was originally scheduled for December.

The theorist has analyzed existing game content, teaser trailers, and screenshots to uncover the hidden lore foundations before the update release.

The hotel appears normal at first glance with typical features like reception desk, bedrooms, and hallways, with furniture dating from approximately the 1940s or 50s.

• Wine cellar with stone walls and barrels, fitting post-Prohibition era hotel design (Prohibition ended in 1933) • Infirmary with multiple beds, unusual for a standard hotel

During World War II, hotels were converted into makeshift hospitals because the country needed more hospital facilities, hotels had elevators for patients and equipment, and travel was minimal due to the war.

The hotel appears abandoned and haunted, with the bridge used to enter now broken, preventing players from leaving the building.

Death screens show messages phrased as 'who you call' specific entity names, indicating these creatures don't have real names but ones given by players.

Before being called entities, these creatures were considered for the name Cryptids—creatures believed to exist but never scientifically proven, like the Loch Ness Monster or Bigfoot.

Since players are naming these entities and already know about them before encountering them, the player character must be a cryptozoologist—someone who studies the pseudoscience of Cryptids and tries to prove their existence.

Players aren't in the hotel for a weekend getaway; they came intentionally to learn more about the entities, but underestimated their power and danger.

• Blue sparkles appear throughout the game to show correct paths during chase sequences • Sparkles indicate which paintings belong in correct positions • Sparkles illuminate exits in dark rooms • Death screen music is titled 'Guiding Light'

An angelic statue with a sword appears in the courtyard special room, matching biblical depictions of protective angels that guide the lost both physically and spiritually.

The courtyard is the only outdoor area and is regarded as a safe zone during gameplay, suggesting divine protection in that space.

The entity is likely Guiding Light—a bodyless being that isn't completely formless but rather a spiritual force protecting players through hints and guidance.

• Hotel paintings parody religious artwork or have religious names like 'The Last Supper' • Paintings called 'Temple' and 'Tabernacle' reference sacred spaces • Courtyard contains angelic protective statue

The cross weapon added in Hotel Plus update can stop entities in their tracks, a power traditionally used against demons, evil spirits, and supernatural beings, revealing these entities are demonic rather than just Cryptids.

• Cross visual effects feature the Star of David enclosed in a ring with writing • Symbol aligns with the Seal of Solomon, which supposedly gave King Solomon power to command demons and supernatural beings • Islamic Crescent present at star's center reflects history of Jewish, Christian, and Islamic alchemists using shared occult symbols

Demonic entities are opposed by an angelic protective force, representing a classic battle between good and evil.

In alchemy, a homunculus is a living being created from non-living things, sometimes tiny humans or animals, and in Christian alchemy, supposed to be Christ-like perfect beings.

Creating a homunculus would grant its creator the ability to see and converse with demons and spirits, a useful tool in a hotel filled with horrifying entities.

The Figure entity appears as a humanoid monster covered in flesh, bones, and teeth, distinctly different from ghostly entities, matching homunculus creation methods combining bones, skin, and hair.

The Figure is not a spirit or demon like other entities but an actual monster created using living tissue, making it unique among the hotel's supernatural inhabitants.

• World War II era: wounded and dying people fill the makeshift hospital • Religious figures and nuns offer to help nurse people back to health • Nazi experimenters perform horrific procedures fusing flesh, bone, and hair to create new life • The Figure is born from these demonic experiments

Prayers from religious figures invoke divine protection, and an angel (Guiding Light) answers by trapping demons in the hotel and randomizing the room layout into a labyrinth where entities become lost.

The hotel falls silent and becomes obscured from history, with no occupants and nobody willing to enter, leaving only stories of strange creatures roaming the hallways.

A cryptozoologist interested in these creatures visits the hotel, but Guiding Light destroys the bridge to prevent escape, not to harm the player but to keep the hotel's secrets hidden from the world.

• Occult markings visible on walls • Skeletons of dead clergymen • Summoning circles with piles of bones

The theorist expresses excitement about the developers providing interesting lore elements through teased content and updates.

The lore was buried deep within the game but present in the existing content, teaser trailers, and screenshots.

'It's all just a theory, a game theory.' The theorist encourages viewers to check related videos on Roblox horror games like Rainbow Friends and Choo Choo Charles.