[QUOTE=squids_eye;32448358]How about an SCP game which plays similar to that old game Evil Genius? It wouldn't be scary, but it would be damn fun.[/QUOTE]
Sounds like it would be a little like Zoo Tycoon- you have to design the ideal containment for each SCP.
[QUOTE=squids_eye;32448358]How about an SCP game which plays similar to that old game Evil Genius? It wouldn't be scary, but it would be damn fun.[/QUOTE]
That sounds like a really cool idea. Like some sort of tycoon game!
[QUOTE=NanoSquid;32448278]Seriously though, every chunk of DLC could be a new SCP "escape" or "containment failure" or whatever.
The whole game would be one boss fight after another.[/QUOTE]
I [b]really[/b] don't like the sound of "boss fights."
What I think would probably fit best would be trying to survive the SCPs while testing them. Most of them probably wouldn't do too much harm to you, some would be fun, and some would downright kill you.
I feel like an SCP game that follows a storyline of multiple people would be cool. Like, Heavy Rain, kind of.
But it can be free-roam as those people, giving you the option to just walk around wherever, if you have clearance. As you progress, you can switch to other people and gain more clearance.
Some characters would have little quests that are just looking over a few SCPs, some would include tests, some would be downright dead ends for whoever you're playing as [such as a quest featuring a test with Dr. Gerald, or a test where you have to choose specific humor options in order to survive those tomatoes].
[quote]"So, I was going to bed, and my brother told me, 'Goodnight! Don't let the bedbugs stick their proboscis in your skin and suck your blood!'" *pause* "Good luck on a healthy dermis!"[/quote]
Can someone explain this to me? I don't see why it could be considered a joke.
[QUOTE=Blanketspace;32449743][quote]"So, I was going to bed, and my brother told me, 'Goodnight! Don't let the bedbugs stick their proboscis in your skin and suck your blood!'" *pause* "Good luck on a healthy dermis!"[/quote}
Can someone explain this to me? I don't see why it could be considered a joke.[/QUOTE]
Longer way of saying "Don't let the bedbugs bite you! and good luck on healty skin!"
Freakt he crap out of people.
[QUOTE=Blanketspace;32449743][quote]"So, I was going to bed, and my brother told me, 'Goodnight! Don't let the bedbugs stick their proboscis in your skin and suck your blood!'" *pause* "Good luck on a healthy dermis!"[/quote}
Can someone explain this to me? I don't see why it could be considered a joke.[/QUOTE]
Exactly why the tomato attacked
"The Flesh that Hates" would make an absolutely terrifying video game.
Giant faces and pillars of anuses everywhere.
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[QUOTE=shadow_of_intent;32449917]"The Flesh that Hates" would make an absolutely terrifying video game.
Giant faces and pillars of anuses everywhere.[/QUOTE]
"Attack it's Scrotums for Maximum Damage!"
I read the entirety of 093
and it sounds like it could be made into a game by itself
SCP seems more suited for a Twilight Zone style TV Show to me, although I doubt it would ever get made.
I'm not sure how many SCP's could even be shown on TV
[url]http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-285[/url]
[quote]Addendum: After an incident where several Level 2 personnel managed to jury rig SCP-285 to accept input from any audio device, SCP-285’s use is to be regulated and monitored.
Note: What the hell is a “rickroll” anyway?[/quote]
Made me chuckle.
OP, I love you to holy hell for this thread.
A high profile, well-funded television series based on the SCP Foundation would probably be one of the best things ever.
[url]http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-700[/url]
That one kind of creeps me out.
I was thinking of an SPC Idea.
Item #: SCP-XXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: Must be contained within a soundproof room, All personal must wear Earmuff's at all time while within hearing distance. SCP-XXXX must be situated on a guitar stand.
Description: SCP-XXX is a guitar that weighs approximately 5 kg. Brand of guitar is unknown. Label indicates it was made in [Data Expunged]. Guitar is strung with strings made of Catgut. The guitar is made of a currently unknown wood, the animal the Catgut was made of was on no records.
CP- XXX consistently plays a melody that is used in a traditional Ukrainian lullaby. When humans are exposed to the melody, they have two varying reactions, depending on gender. Females report being overcome with a powerful, unavoidable urge to sleep. To get this effect, a minimum of 30 (thirty) seconds of continuous melody is needed to be listened by the subject. Once the subject falls asleep, they curl into the fetal position, and can not be woken for a period of 7 (seven) days. exposure to the music while the subject is still sleeping, brings back the number of days back to 7 (seven) before they can be woken up again, this effectively "resets" the counter. Subjects report the sleep as "Very Refreshing" and it would be "Great for insomniacs".
Males experience different effects. When lulled to sleep, they are shown as visibly distressed, thrashing, screaming and crying have all been noted. Males are asleep for a minimum of 12 (Twelve) hours, although the number seems to be increasing after each test. After test number 47, a minimum of 13 hours has been reached. Exposing them to the lullaby again does not reset the clock, as in the case of females. Males waking up from the experience have described the experience as "Extremely terrifying". They reported very clear dreams of people being [Data expunged], as well as being [Data Expunged] themselves. They also describe feeling pain relative to what they were experiencing in the dream. An experiment has found that males reported seeing others males that had been lulled to sleep in the dream. What was happening to these males in the dreams was exactly the same as what the male had described, leading to the conclusion that the horrific experiences that the male subjects have endured has been "Added on" to the dreams, creating an ever building symphony of misery.
Interestingly enough males of a Polish or Russian decent have a different experience to males of a non Russian or Polish decent. In experiment subjects 24-B and 45-B, the males were lulled to sleep as normal. Instead of Thrashing and wailing, they sleep soundly, until [Data Expunged]. In both cases, the guitar had to be removed to another room, as the room it was situated in was covered in [Data Expunged]. Cleanup crews were unable to get the mess off the walls. Females of a Polish or Russian decent are unaffected.
I remember there's one SCP that's a catholic, voluntarily celibate succubus.
[QUOTE=The Aussie;32451009]I was thinking of an SPC Idea.
Item #: SCP-XXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: Must be contained within a soundproof room, All personal must wear Earmuff's at all time while within hearing distance. SCP-XXXX must be situated on a guitar stand.
Description: SCP-XXX is a guitar that weighs approximately 5 kg. Brand of guitar is unknown. Label indicates it was made in [Data Expunged]. Guitar is strung with strings made of Catgut. The guitar is made of a currently unknown wood, the animal the Catgut was made of was on no records.
CP- XXX consistently plays a melody that is used in a traditional Ukrainian lullaby. When humans are exposed to the melody, they have two varying reactions, depending on gender. Females report being overcome with a powerful, unavoidable urge to sleep. To get this effect, a minimum of 30 (thirty) seconds of continuous melody is needed to be listened by the subject. Once the subject falls asleep, they curl into the fetal position, and can not be woken for a period of 7 (seven) days. exposure to the music while the subject is still sleeping, brings back the number of days back to 7 (seven) before they can be woken up again, this effectively "resets" the counter. Subjects report the sleep as "Very Refreshing" and it would be "Great for insomniacs".
Males experience different effects. When lulled to sleep, they are shown as visibly distressed, thrashing, screaming and crying have all been noted. Males are asleep for a minimum of 12 (Twelve) hours, although the number seems to be increasing after each test. After test number 47, a minimum of 13 hours has been reached. Exposing them to the lullaby again does not reset the clock, as in the case of females. Males waking up from the experience have described the experience as "Extremely terrifying". They reported very clear dreams of people being [Data expunged], as well as being [Data Expunged] themselves. They also describe feeling pain relative to what they were experiencing in the dream. An experiment has found that males reported seeing others males that had been lulled to sleep in the dream. What was happening to these males in the dreams was exactly the same as what the male had described, leading to the conclusion that the horrific experiences that the male subjects have endured has been "Added on" to the dreams, creating an ever building symphony of misery.
Interestingly enough males of a Polish or Russian decent have a different experience to males of a non Russian or Polish decent. In experiment subjects 24-B and 45-B, the males were lulled to sleep as normal. Instead of Thrashing and wailing, they sleep soundly, until [Data Expunged]. In both cases, the guitar had to be removed to another room, as the room it was situated in was covered in large chunks of organs and blood. Females of a Polish or Russian decent are unaffected.[/QUOTE]
I quite like it, but you should add something negative to the effects on females. Like they should be kept with an IV of saline or something, even sleep takes up calories, and i'm pretty sure 7 days dry would probably kill you.
Also, expunge the "organs and blood" thing. "the room it was situated in was covered in [DATA EXPUNGD]. Cleaner teams were dispatched and managed to clean both the room and guitar successfully in both occasions."
[QUOTE=shadow_of_intent;32450967][url]http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-700[/url]
That one kind of creeps me out.[/QUOTE]
HOLY FUCK I THINK ONE OF THE PICTURES JUST BLINKED
[QUOTE=N.A.N.B;32451592]HOLY FUCK I THINK ONE OF THE PICTURES JUST BLINKED[/QUOTE]I take it you've [DATA EXPUNGED] before?
So, idea. Gmod gamemode, mainly RP, based around the SCP Foundation. Maps would be stupidly easy to make, and most SCPs too, could be either simple props or sweps. The only hard bit would be the larger or more complicated SCPs, some good snpcs would be required to make it work.
I want to see this being some kind of X-COM mod. Retrieval of OoPArt and things.
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You could build Sites and everything!
Yes yes, we all know this SCP and that one would be great in a game/TV show, it's mentioned everytime an SCP is.
[QUOTE=Zakkin;32446809]Oh god what, this is hilarious
[url]http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-2383-j[/url]
I'm looking at one of the experiments:[/QUOTE]
Oh god, one of the weapon it created was a real life crossbow/shotgun with randomisation effects
[url]http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2383-j-t[/url]
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039 - Bolt pots the black pool ball in the staff break room. Agents using the table at the time expressed surprise, no injuries caused to either.
[QUOTE=Pennywise;32447809]Who would you be controlling, though?
An "optimal" SCP game, I think, would be a sort of survival horror-ish deal where you're a standard-level human encountering multiple SCP's. Most of the researchers who delve into the more bizarre stuff are isolated to single projects at a time to avoid cross-contamination; or are those higher-level guys with enough quirks to almost count as supernatural themselves, and thus unsuitable for maintaining the uneasy caution vibe SCP scenarios are built for. I can only think of one sentient SCP off the top of my head who has the sufficient combination of baseline-human traits and freeroam permissions to possibly fill the role, but he'd probably get sidetracked indefinitely due to the reason why he's an SCP in the first place. And if a civilian ever encounters more than one SCP in a lifetime, then he's either been recruited for D-class or there's been a massive breach and a large area of land is about to get [i]glassed[/i].[/QUOTE]
I think SCP Tycoon would be fun. Where you manage the foundation and capture new SCPs and stuff. And occasional minigames when you encounter a new SCP.
[QUOTE=shadow_of_intent;32449917]"The Flesh that Hates" would make an absolutely terrifying video game.
Giant faces and pillars of anuses everywhere.[/QUOTE]
Silent Hill: The Flesh That Hates.
I wouldn't mind either a video game or Youtube series based on the SCP Foundation. With the youtube videos, you wouldn't have to have a specific amount of time or have a specific format to show and talk about each SCP. I imagine it would look like making a short movie based on a specific X-File only using the information available in that file.
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