TaskForce Gamma-13 : An SCP Tale
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About TaskForce Gamma-13 : An SCP Tale
TaskForce Gamma-13 : An SCP Tale is the first part of an adventure based on the stories of Jacob Conwell. You play from the perspective of a member of Gamma 13, the Assimov Lawbringers, a task force that specializes in apprehending anomalous robots whose operations defy traditional science and can be dangerous if misused. A mission to seize one machine grows into a larger and more dangerous operation involving more people than expected.
Investigate the mission
You and your task force are in Brazil, where the operation has an older and more frightening reason than you might expect. You encounter Pilgrim androids and new merlin drones, and find the first references to Nobody, a mysterious figure who may be an ally or may not be. The adventure expands the SCP setting beyond another containment breach.
You uncover how the plot unfolds by reading messages on notebooks and tablets. The devices are unlocked and their messages exposed, raising questions about why they are there in that state. You have no radio at least at the beginning, since there was no reason to expect trouble.
Manage your resources
The game follows the classic style of Resident Evil 4. You conserve your limited ammunition, move carefully, listen for sounds and use your flashlight wisely. You need to plan your strategy and actions as the operation goes wrong.
Frequently asked questions
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The minimum requirements for TaskForce Gamma-13 : An SCP Tale are: Windows 10, Intel HD Graphics 4000, Intel Celeron, 2 GB RAM, 2 GB storage. It runs on Windows only. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
No. TaskForce Gamma-13 : An SCP Tale is a single-player game.
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