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Is SCP: Keter worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- SCP Foundation fans who want a multiplayer horror game with a player-controlled monster
- Groups of four who want an asymmetric three-versus-one match structure
- Players who enjoy changing objectives and tactical escape options across rounds
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a single-player campaign rather than role-based multiplayer matches
- Players who prefer fixed objectives and predictable layouts instead of changing object, trap, and terminal locations
- Players looking for a non-horror game without SCP-themed enemies and escape scenarios
Our take on SCP: Keter
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What is SCP: Keter?
SCP: Keter is a multiplayer horror game built around matches between three D Class players and one player-controlled SCP subject.
The D Class team attempts to leave a facility by finding and reactivating the escape system, using items, stealth, teamwork, or distraction. The SCP player hunts them with the abilities of an SCP. Match layouts change through randomly placed objectives, traps, and terminals. The game includes SCP-related items, secrets, unlockables, level progression, integrated chat, and sessions hosted by the SCP player. The listed SCP subjects include SCP-049, SCP-106, SCP-811, SCP-682, SCP-096, SCP-2761, and SCP-5000.
How SCP: Keter plays
- 01Asymmetric Matches
- One player controls an SCP subject while three others take the roles of D Class escapees.
- 02Changing Objectives
- Important objects, traps, and terminals appear in different locations between matches.
- 03Escape Tactics
- D Class players can cooperate, separate, use items, reactivate the escape system, and create distractions.
- 04SCP Roster
- The listed subjects include SCP-049, SCP-106, SCP-811, SCP-682, SCP-096, SCP-2761, and SCP-5000.
- 05Progression Content
- Gameplay includes secrets, unlockable content, and level progression.
- 06Hosted Sessions
- The player controlling the SCP can host multiplayer sessions.
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SCP: Keter: platforms & release
Is SCP: Keter worth it?
It is worth it if: SCP Foundation fans who want a multiplayer horror game with a player-controlled monster. Skip it if: players seeking a single-player campaign rather than role-based multiplayer matches.
Where can I download SCP: Keter?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens SCP: Keter's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is SCP: Keter on?
Windows only.
