SCP-Containment Breach

SCP-Containment Breach is an old game, being released almost 8 years ago, based on the SCP Foundation, which is a large collection of creepy pastas all contained within the same universe, monitored by said SCP Foundation, in which SCP stands for ‘Secure Contain. Protect.’. Their mission is to contain, study, and protect the world from entities that seem to be supernatural in nature, or nature’s we cannot explain and pose a threat to the world. These entities that are contained are also called scps, and are given numbers after them, and example would be scp 096, or scp 078 etc. Now these entities are of the fan-base’s own creation, keeping the SCP universe as a whole alive for this long, with thousands of scps on the website. Taking a deeper look into SCP- Containment Breach, it takes place from the point of view of a D-class inmate, which is basically a slave who is forced to work for the scp, and by work I mean do everything they say, and will most likely die being part of an experiment involved with one of the scps. That is exactly how this game starts, waking up in your cell, guards come to grab you and two other D-class inmates, and they escorted you to scp-173, a statue that moves when nobody looks at it and will kill you if you blink. Anyway, when sent inside the cell, there was a malfunction at had occurred and the lights went off and the gate opened, when this happened 173 killed the two other D-class in the cell and left you alive and has escaped. Now with this containment breach in place, and due to the commotion, other scps are being freed, as the D-class, you are all by yourself to escape, with the scps trying to kill you, and if any security guards find you, they kill you on sight.

There are other scps, such as scp-049, The Plague Doctor which kills you if he even touches you. Another is scp-096, The Shy Guy, who if viewed with any medium, be it a picture, or video, it will know, freak out, and run to you, no matter where you are, and kill you. The game provides a fantastic horror experience for the player, making you feel you’re the one running through the facility trying to escape, and not ‘just some D-class inmate”.