99 is a recurring number in the Baldi's Basics series, with possibly hidden deep lore that has yet to be revealed in Baldi's Basics Plus. It is unknown if the number is giving a hint related to a hidden entity …

The number 9 that is used on the title screen in this secret originates from the number sprites seen in Baldi's Basics Classic Remastered, where only the numbers one through three are used in-game, …

There is a 1 in 99 (1.010101...%) chance that a small, orange rectangle with the number "99" half-cropped away to look like a pair of eyeballs will appear after Baldi catches the player.

In the Baldi's Basics series, there are many secrets that can only be accessed if the player does very specific and convoluted stuff to find them, these secrets often reveal details of the "deep lore" of the …

99, a recurring number in the Baldi's Basics series, may refer to: NINENINE surveyor, an unknown character found in the NINENINE secret in Baldi's Basics Plus. The player (known as NINENINE), …

The origin of the 99 sprite is also used as a comment left on one of mystman12's April Fools' joke game on Miiverse. In Baldi's Basement and the NINENINE secret, the quote " Where is 99? " is found in them.

Their cameo in the NINENINE secret may imply that they are somewhat connected to 99. It also seems to be the surveyor that knows everything about 99 and all the secrets that the game hides.

There are seven different types of standard doors: class door, faculty door, supplies door, baldi door, placeholder door, mystery door and auto door. The WD-NoSquee item can be used on these doors …

A list of all short music tracks for the Baldi's Basics series. They are composed by mystman12, Cady Bradshaw and Anthony Hampton and the general soundfont is GS Wavetable Synth (or the Roland …

There is a chalk-scribbled chalkboard with an erased number 99 inside the Though, it is only used in this demo as of now, this chalkboard is seen in the Principal's office from Basically, Games!'s Twitter post …