Under a scanning electron microscope (SEM), Naegleria fowleri (the brain-eating amoeba) reveals a rough, irregular surface with specialized structures used to feed and attach to surfaces.

The outer cell membrane features deep surface folds and high-contrast ridges, that often create a distinct, 'mask-like' or 'face-like' configuration under high-magnification electron micrographs.

These are specialized sucker-like or cup-shaped feeding structures on the surface of their "trophozoite" stage of life cycle. They allow the amoeba to latch onto, engulf, and consume bacteria, yeast, or host cells (such as neural tissue).

Scared the bejesus out of me for a second.

You’d be surprised at how mundane and innocuous the light switch for this room is, lol.

So I had to put them in my game! I'm the developer before Dark Roll 2, it's mostly a physics platformer, but I've been making this backrooms inspired bonus level for my demo, that has no exit or goal... just odd cryptic things to find.

What do you think of the idea? And yeah... They're completly harmless! But something does happen when you trip them all.