In a horror game, sound is one of the points that we must never forget. SoundĬombined with the game sound, this is one of the scariest moment in your life. They transform a white guy into a black guy. But don't worry! The graphics have improve much after the game updated. By "pretty bad", I mean that I'm not sure if it's a human or a mannequin forced to stand there and act human. In the early games, the graphics were.pretty bad. And there is also the Mobile Task Force (MTF), who wants to kill everything that isn't on their side. And pretty much your whole nightmare comes to life is here, in this game. SCP-096, a guy who will kill you if you see his face. SCP-106, the old guy who wants to kidnap you to his dimension and eat your flesh, and. But he's not the only obstacle that you will meet, there's also. SCP-173 only moves when you are not looking at him, like the Weeping Angel from Doctor Who and Chuck Norris.
Your objective is to escape the facility, which is almost impossible, because these guys are trying to kill you. Imagine if we have this mechanic in every FPS games? Of course, certain AAA-game publishers will bankrupt. One of the catches of this game is that it has a blink meter, meaning that you must blink if the meter runs out. Well, *bleep*, you just got to say that! Suddenly, everything goes wrong, electricity goes out, the SCPs are out (do you really think there is only one SCP?), and you are basically *bleep*ed. Even if you survive until the end of month, you will be terminated by the foundation themselves.Īnyway, you are ordered to meet a wonderful animate statue with a codename of " SCP-173 ". You are promised freedom at the end of the month. You are D-9341. Yet another unlucky prison inmate (probably waiting your term on death row) who's recruited as a D-Class personnel. Hey, I'm just saying right now, but what about if there is a real MiB-like organization that secure and contain supernatural things so that mankind can be safe! If I can join the organization, it would be cool, right?Įxcept it doesn't.
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