Planned Release Date: To be announced

About This Game

SCP-Joymaker is a first-person stealth horror game set on Sublevel D, a containment level at Site-32.

You play a cadet in the Foundation's security forces. Your team went down to the sublevel during a containment breach and stopped answering the radio a couple of hours ago. You're sent down after them on your own, with a flashlight and a body camera that records everything you see.

Something is still loose down there. It walks the corridors, listens for you, and checks the places you like to hide. It also talks, in the voices of the people it has already caught. Your handler upstairs gives you one rule for that: if you hear it speak, don't go looking.

What you'll be doing:

• Sneaking through offices, labs, staff quarters and the maintenance tunnels underneath

• Hiding in lockers and under desks, and listening for footsteps before you move

• Reading the notes and logs left behind to find door codes and figure out what happened

• Getting the power back on, draining a flooded section, crawling through vents

• Keeping your eyes on SCP-173, which only moves when you look away

The game also has a quieter side. Every now and then the facility shifts into something that looks like an old memory, drawn in crayon. The cadet doesn't remember being here before. That's part of what you'll find out.

Warning: contains flashing images, sudden loud sounds and disturbing scenes.

SCP-Joymaker is based on the SCP Foundation and released under CC BY-SA 3.0. It is not endorsed by or affiliated with the SCP Wiki. SCP-173 by Moto42 (CC BY-SA 3.0). Sounds from SCP: Containment Breach by Regalis and contributors (CC BY-SA 3.0). Full credits in game.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

SCP-ELM0 is a horror game. It contains frequent blood and the aftermath of violent deaths, monsters killing the player (not shown graphically), intense jump scares, disturbing themes including a fictional institution’s experiments on children and the erasing of a child’s memories, flashing images and sudden loud sounds.