Doors Seek cursor: Seek with its single big eye, sticker style
Cursor: Doors Seek
Doors Seek hover pointer: a room number plate pointing up-left
Hover pointer: Room Number Plate

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Doors Seek and Room Number Plate Cursor

Seek with its single big eye, the entity behind the game's chase sequences. A room number plate, like the ones fixed above each door, is the hover pointer. Drawn as a chibi sticker, so it is striking without being frightening.

Part of the Doors collectionFan-made · unofficial

  • Free, with no ads inside the extension and no account
  • Works in Chrome, Edge, Opera GX, Brave and on Chromebook
  • Resize it any time in the extension popup

Seek and the chase

Seek is the black, tar-like entity in Doors with a single staring eye. It announces itself with eyes opening on the walls, then rises from the floor and chases you down a long corridor of obstacles and wrong turns. During that sprint the only thing that matters is the next numbered door. That is why the hover image is a room number plate. This pack draws Seek as a chibi sticker, with the eye at the centre of the design.

Doors Seek: one eye, easy to track

A single large eye is a strong focal point, so you can find this cursor quickly even on a busy page. Seek is a dark character in the game, so if the drawing looks faint on a dark theme, raise the size or use it on light pages. The plate is a flat shape on hover. Doors Figure is the next entity to try, drawn gentle and eyeless, with a library book as its hover pointer.

How to use this cursor

Add Cursor Customiser, the free custom cursor extension for Chrome, then press “Use this pack” above. The pair applies straight away on every normal website. You can change the size in the extension popup and switch back to your usual pointer at any time.

Doors Seek cursor questions

Does the Seek cursor work during a Doors run?

No. Doors runs inside the Roblox Player or the Roblox app, which a Chrome extension cannot reach. Seek shows in Chrome on the Doors page on roblox.com, the Doors wiki and YouTube.

Is the Seek cursor too scary for younger players?

It is drawn as a chibi sticker with one big eye, far softer than the chase in the game. Nothing jumps out, moves or makes a sound. It is still a character from a horror game, so parents may want to look first.

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