EATEOT

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EATEOT

ID

129261286

Creator(s)

DarkFeind

Verifier(s)

Striker820

Created

Update 2.2

Attributes

Difficulty

Length

6h 31m 34s (XL)

Objects

430,035

Copy type

No password

Statistics

Downloads

5.15M

Likes

129.2K

Rating

Unrated

Audio info

Artist(s)

Original: The Caretaker
Replacement: Coffin3561

Music

Original: Everywhere At The End Of Time
Replacement: Just a Burning Memory (Cover)

Music ID

1123666

EATEOT, short for Everywhere at the End of Time, is an unrated 2.2 Extreme Demon level by DarkFeind, verified by Striker820 on 2 January 2026. The level is based on and uses the six-and-a-half-hour, six-album ambient music project of the same name by James Leyland Kirby under the alias the Caretaker that portrays the progression of Alzheimer's disease and dementia. The level also portrays the stages of dementia slowly devolving, with structures progressively repeating more and more.

EATEOT is well known for its length of about 6.5 hours. Upon release, it received criticism for being unbalanced and chokepoint-heavy, specifically at both 15.73% and 25.5%, containing large amounts of triple-spikes back to back, as well as a poor execution of the 'Post-Awareness' phases spanning Stages 4 to 6. An official bugfix and nerfdate was announced on 10 July 2026. The update was verified by Striker820 on 23 July 2026.

Description

WIP

Gameplay

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Trivia

• A quote from the Caretaker, the artist who produced the soundtrack used for EATEOT, is displayed at the end of the level: 'Thanks for the support through the years. May the ballroom remain eternal. C'est fini.' (French for 'it is finished'.)
• After 32.92%, some of EATEOT's gameplay begins to consist of the same structures and jumps copied and pasted for long periods of time.
• EATEOT only took seven months to finish, even though stage 1 took four months.
  • The last two stages took only a single day to make.
• Initially around 18%, due to x-position bugs, the cube would jump lower, causing jumps in the level to become much harder; this issue was fixed in the bugfix.
  • The bugfix also fixed a bug that would cause the player to start moving a lot faster at 53.7% into the level.