SCP-087-B for Windows

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A containment breach in containment number eight is underway in containment number eight of the Site-██, and Foundation sources are reporting multiple deaths across the board. However, all of these deaths have been attributed to the player character of "SCP-087-B". The player character is described as a middle-aged Asian man, approximately thirty years old, with a thin, wispy white hair and green eyes. He wears an olive green jumpsuit and has a large red circle on his chest which is emblazoned with the Foundation logo. His voice, while sounding very generic, is that of a very young child, and his presence in the containment area is believed to be non-hazardous.

All of this, however, did not come about until a high-level researcher, who goes by the name of "Researcher B", took extreme measures to contain a threat to the containment chamber. This "Researcher B" had been attempting to gain access to the Foundation's top level information by using an unknown means. It was discovered that he had entered the area via a hole in the security wall and had been exposing himself to the dangerous elements of the Site. Upon his discovery of the hidden door to the containment breach, the research team then called in "scp", a special chemical agent whose job it is to protect Foundation facilities from attacks by unknown elements. After the agents breached containment, unknown researchers were quickly brought to the scene to investigate the source of the breach, and "SCP-087-B" was exposed to the gas.

When further analysis was conducted, it was revealed that the gas was not a harmful substance at all in and of itself, but merely a form of energy used by the" SCP-087-B" character to achieve a special effect in the "scp" simulation. The gas's purpose was to give the "player" a terrifying experience in which they were forced to fight against their own fears in order to gain access to the inner sanctum of the Site. This scenario is the basis for the basis of the game "SCP Initiation": Clear. There is no need to fear the unknown; rather, you should fear facing your fears.