SCP: Project Pneuma
The Foundation has fallen. Site-63 is gone. You are Dr Alexander - and whatever is hunting you knows exactly where you're going. SCP: Project Pneuma. A psychological survival horror experience set during the collapse of everything
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The world ended the moment the Foundation lost control.
SCP: Project Pneuma is a single-player psychological survival horror experience set during the aftermath of Project Echelon, a secret protocol that shattered containment across the globe. As Dr Alexander Kolchak, a SCP Foundation researcher and one of the few survivors of Site-63, you must journey across a haunted exclusion zone to reach Site-19—and the truth.
But the deeper you go, the more the world twists. Reality warps. Familiar places corrode. You're being hunted—not just by anomalies like SCP-173Z, SCP-096Z, SCP-939Z, SCP-239Z, but by your own mind.
Piece together what happened through journals, voice logs, and environmental storytelling. Confront horrific SCPs with stealth, scarce resources, and quick thinking. Endure hallucinations that test what’s real—and what isn’t.
You'll navigate Site-63's ruins using stealth and scarce resources — there is no winning a fight against SCP-106. The hallucinations aren't just atmospheric. They will make you question which doors are real. because the Foundation never wrote down what it couldn't explain.
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