SCP: Containment Breach 2

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SCP: Containment Breach 2 is a single player and multiplayer survival shooter game with a horror theme. It was developed by Undertow Games and was released on July 4, 2025. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Welcome to the SCP Facility! Step into a thrilling and immersive horror experience based on the SCP universe. Choose from multiple roles, including scientists, Class-D personnel, various SCPs, facility guards, MTF operatives, and Chaos Insurgency members! In SCP: Containment Breach 2, a wide range of terrifying adventures awaits. Immerse yourself in a highly atmospheric, suspense-filled world whe…

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74%

Audience ScoreBased on 813 reviews

graphics10 positive mentions

stability28 negative mentions

Improved graphics and lighting make the game visually more appealing while retaining the original atmosphere.
Includes all content from SCP Containment Breach Ultimate Edition with multiplayer/co-op support, adding replayability and fun with friends.
Polished gameplay with new SCPs, expanded maps, and Quality of Life improvements that enhance the overall experience.

Frequent crashes and memory access violations cause loss of progress, especially affecting multiplayer and coop sessions.
Numerous bugs and softlocks, including spawning issues with SCP 173 and SCP 106, frustrating progress and gameplay.
Lack of a proper saving system in multiplayer and coop causes progress loss and makes it difficult to continue long playthroughs.

graphics
46 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
22%
71%
7%
The graphics have seen a noticeable modernization and polish compared to the original, with improved textures, lighting, and added effects like bloom and ambient occlusion, enhancing the overall atmosphere. However, some players feel that the increased specularity clashes with the original art style, and the graphical overhaul has introduced performance issues and bugs on lower-end systems. While the update delivers a fresher look, it is criticized for feeling more like a remaster or mod than a true sequel, with some demanding more focus on fixing gameplay flaws rather than prioritizing graphics.
- “The graphics style looks the same, with some remastered renders and lighting; that is cool.”
- “Various graphical improvements to the game that appear life-like are noted to run extremely well even on lower-end hardware.”
- “I love the improved graphics, locations, and items in this game!”
- “Everything is way too shiny, and I think it clashes with the art style significantly.”
- “I feel like this whole rebranding has completely lost the original style of SCP:CB, and now the game looks like one of those bad SCP:CB Unity ports you see everywhere. It's also very unoptimized now because of this; even at 'low' graphics setting I get around 10 FPS or less. Due to the lighting, even at the 'lively' intro, all the rooms (especially the cell rooms) feel very underlit.”
- “Devs have completely lost touch with reality, pushed an update that lowered the FPS to 10-15 for the sake of having slightly better graphics in a game where graphics are not the point.”
gameplay
36 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
19%
73%
8%
The gameplay is largely faithful to the original SCP: Containment Breach, offering solid atmosphere and fun mechanics, especially in multiplayer, but many players find it repetitive and lacking in novel interactions or a fresh storyline. While new SCPs, rooms, and some quality-of-life improvements enhance the experience, bugs, crashes, and certain design choices sometimes hinder smooth play. Overall, it is enjoyable but would benefit from more varied mechanics, better stability, and deeper gameplay elements.
- “Still though, this deserves a thumbs up, because much like the original game this also nails the atmosphere and gameplay, and oh the terror.”
- “You can enter doors blocked off in the original game, tons more SCPs and even more expanded mechanics!”
- “Great game, great mechanics, fun shooting physics.”
- “Never have I ever been more suicidal than when nearly 5 hours of gameplay with my friend led to our game crashing during the ending sequence and all our progress being lost.”
- “SCP-049 has the same issue just like 106; he is just way too often around you making gameplay hard in a bad, annoying way rather than fun and challenging.”
- “Almost all the gameplay is the same, not much has changed except for a couple new rooms and a few quality-of-life improvements.”
stability
28 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is widely criticized for being extremely buggy, with frequent crashes, glitches, and various gameplay-breaking issues that hinder the experience. While some find it still enjoyable and promising, many feel stability problems significantly detract from overall playability.
- “This game is a buggy mess.”
- “I feel like the development team should focus on fixing the flaws (the confusion, the frustration and glitches) rather than 'improving' the graphics, because I've played both 2.0 and 2.1 but notice the same game breaking problems.”
- “Buggy mess, constant crashes.”
story
23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
13%
74%
13%
The story in SCP: CB 2 is largely unchanged from the original, offering the same sequence of events and characters with minimal innovation or expansion. While the co-op mode adds a fun multiplayer element, many feel the narrative feels dragged out and lacks depth or new content, making it feel more like a remaster than a true sequel.
- “Absolute load of new stuff added that I didn't know was in the game until I played the story mode.”
- “I do love the addition of co-op into the game which does fit the game's story and doesn't fully break immersion.”
- “Finally beat the story mode of SCP CB2 alone and with a friend.”
- “No innovation in terms of story.”
- “So in conclusion, same story and sequence of events.”
- “Although calling it SCP:CB 2 seems kinda bait, since it's the same story and all.”
optimization
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
23%
54%
23%
Optimization receives mixed feedback, with some praising recent hardware improvements and good performance on high-end systems, while others report severe lag, stuttering, and significant FPS drops even on low settings. Many users feel the new update and rebranding led to poorer optimization compared to previous versions, resulting in lower frame rates and increased CPU demand. Overall, performance issues remain a critical concern needing further attention from developers.
- “But with a fresh new coat of paint and hardware optimizations.”
- “I like it, the game is optimized very well.”
- “Basically just SCP CB if it was extremely optimized and had multiplayer.”
- “The new 2.1 update, even though it supposedly helps with FPS, has stuttering and lag spikes. I'd rather play the game at 30 FPS than 120 FPS with lag spikes.”
- “The game is very unoptimized now; even at 'low' graphics settings, I get around 10 FPS or less. The lighting causes all the rooms, especially the cell rooms, to feel very underlit.”
- “They turned the game's optimization into trash. For reference, I get 600 FPS and 5 ping on SCP SL, while I get 90 FPS and 200 ping here.”
humor
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's humor shines most when playing with friends, creating hilarious reactions and chaotic moments that lead to genuine laughter. Despite technical issues and bugs, players find the comedic experience enjoyable and entertaining.
- “Really funny game when you play it with friends.”
- “Even better since my buddy knew next to nothing about SCP, so seeing his reactions to a lot of the events and SCPs was funny.”
- “My screams for help sound like funny music to my ears while I stumble through the chaos!”
music
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
14%
43%
The music in the game is described as intense and immersive, contributing significantly to the atmosphere and player tension. It cleverly signals key moments, such as SCP encounters, enhancing the horror experience, though it can also be disorienting and chaotic, adding to the challenge.
- “The blood symphony: me and my friend died at SCP-012 because the music was literally "to die for."”
- “1) Soundtrack plays, SCP-106 spawns out of the ground giving you time to react. After evading for a certain amount of time, SCP-106 gives up the chase and despawns.”
- “2) SCP-106 quite literally grabs you out of nowhere, no hint of presence, no soundtrack, and no time to react.”
- “Get ears blown off from 2 guys playing music.”
- “1) Soundtrack plays, SCP-106 spawns out of the ground giving you time to react; after evading for a certain amount of time, SCP-106 gives up the chase and de-spawns. 2) SCP-106 quite literally grabs you out of nowhere, with no hint of presence, no soundtrack, and no time to react.”
- “The Blood Symphony: me and the bro died at SCP-012 because the music was literally 'to die for.'”
atmosphere
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
40%
The game successfully enhances the atmosphere compared to its predecessor, delivering a polished, scary, and immersive environment that significantly elevates the overall experience.
- “Much like the original game, this sequel nails the atmosphere and gameplay, delivering genuine terror.”
- “It’s a step forward in both atmosphere and gameplay variety.”
- “The game looks significantly better, and the overall atmosphere of the facility is much more polished as a result.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Replayability is praised in games like Dark Souls for offering varied builds and continuous engagement, while repetitive reworks with minimal new content, such as multiple SCP: CB releases, are viewed less favorably. Despite this, the game remains highly enjoyable and replayable, especially with a social group.
- “Here's a reworking of the same game for the umpteenth time; this is nonsense. There is almost nothing new in the SCP community, and releasing SCP: CB 10 times with only a few added objects, 4 new rooms, and multiplayer is not cool.”
- “This game lacks true innovation in its replayability, as the updates are minimal and repetitive, making it less engaging over time.”
- “Replayability suffers because the game doesn't introduce substantial new content, leading to a repetitive experience despite multiple releases.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users indicate that grinding in the game is demanding enough to require additional lives, suggesting it can be quite challenging or time-consuming.
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization aspect is viewed positively, as the game is free and not a cash grab, showing genuine effort behind it rather than being driven by advertisements or profit.
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players appreciate the game's interactive elements and find emotional enjoyment in exploring and discovering hidden items, which adds a sense of excitement and achievement.

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SCP: Containment Breach 2 is a survival shooter game with horror theme.

SCP: Containment Breach 2 is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 5 hours playing SCP: Containment Breach 2.

SCP: Containment Breach 2 was released on July 4, 2025.

SCP: Containment Breach 2 was developed by Undertow Games.

SCP: Containment Breach 2 has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked SCP: Containment Breach 2 for its graphics but disliked it for its stability.

SCP: Containment Breach 2 is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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