SCP: Secret Files

SCP: Secret Files turned out to be a pleasant surprise that hinted at the potential for adapting the entire SCP project. Although the gameplay isn’t particularly complex or original—and you can complete each segment in under an hour—the developers have taken a step in the right direction, and each story offers enough creativity to captivate players and leave a lasting impression. For fans of the SCP Foundation, it’s practically a must-play; for others, it can serve as a good introduction to this universe. The only potential downside is the very short overall playtime, and the planned expansions are currently uncertain.

SCP: Secret Files is a game that is not limited to those interested in the SCP foundation and anomalies. The game explains everything in a simple and accessible way, so that literally everyone will find their way here and will not feel lost. SCP: Secret Files is an amazing game, which is not only a walking horror game, but also a great mishmash of other gameplay forms. I wholeheartedly encourage everyone to try this game.

SCP: Secret Files offers five distinct missions, each with a drastically different style. It doesn't have a whole lot of interactivity, but does an impressive job of conveying an uneasy atmosphere in each unique chapter.