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About SCP: Event Classified

SCP: Event Classified is a multiplayer horror shooter set in a secret facility. You play as a soldier, prisoner, scientist or monster, and can fight other players or work with them to survive. Each role has its own quests, which intersect with those of other roles; players decide whether to cooperate or compete. Hostile anomalies and the dangerous environment threaten everyone, regardless of how they interact with others.

Roles and disguises

Each role has its own clothing and relationships with the others. Soldiers kill prisoners and rescue scientists, while monsters attack everyone; these rules change from round to round. You can find clothes or take them from another player, including a dead one. A prisoner can disguise themselves as a scientist to fool soldiers, though monsters do not distinguish between targets.

Changing rounds

The map is reshuffled each round, and the items, anomalies and role quests also change. These variations mean that the facility and its challenges differ from one round to the next.

Survive the facility

Combat and survival use details such as reloading magazines rather than individual bullets, a pain scale instead of simple health numbers, and helmets and bulletproof vests instead of an armor counter. Items and tactics can help you overcome obstacles. Other players may also become a threat: a traitor can be hiding nearby, and allies may be trying to survive at your expense.

You can also use electricity to lock doors, set wire traps or open large gates without a keycard. Find the necessary tools and destroy robot vacuum cleaners to obtain fuses, which can be used for these tasks.

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