Daughter of Shadows: An SCP Breach Event

Wouldn't recommend. You're not missing out on anything by not playing it.

It's a nice little sidescrolling adventure game with a bunch of interesting SCPs to see. The price point is low so I don't think there is much to lose here, especially if you like SCP. The game is quite short and while the graphics feel a bit cheap and the W key is a bit janky I do think that the content and gameplay make up for it. The fact that you get to play as an SCP too is a nice change of pace from many other games related to the SCP Foundation. It's decent. If you like SCP or these types of games then I recommend this, otherwise not really.

its a great game

2/10 Tried but unfortunately not as good, hardly fun.

Daughter of Shadows: An SCP Breach Event is an indie horror experience developed and published by Blackrose Industries that attempts to expand upon the popular SCP universe by placing players in the unique position of controlling one of its most dangerous anomalies. Rather than casting you as a helpless D-Class subject or a terrified scientist, the game puts you in the role of SCP-029, the so-called Daughter of Shadows, an entity shrouded in darkness, myth, and blood. When a containment breach devastates the facility, freeing dozens of other anomalous entities, SCP-029 awakens to chaos and opportunity. The goal is to escape the site while surviving encounters with hostile SCPs, military containment forces, and the unpredictable environment of a collapsing research complex. This reversal of roles—playing as a monster rather than fleeing from one—is one of the game’s most intriguing hooks, promising a fresh perspective within a setting already rich in lore and fan expectation. From the outset, the premise carries immense potential. SCP-029’s lore paints her as a lethal, supernatural being capable of dominating and manipulating men through supernatural influence while vulnerable to l…

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