[Misc][Small] Small Containment Problem

Hello all!

So I'm also a member of a creative writing site called SCP Foundation. It started as creepy works only, but eventually evolved into general paranormal/weird/interesting/sci-fi/creative works.  

Well, around Christmas Time they do a "Secret Santa" where someone does something creative for another randomly-chosen SCP member. Most people do Fanfiction or Artwork, I decided to do a Knytt Stories level! (Hopefully he's not also a member of this site   )

I had to make it easy so that anyone unfamiliar with KS would still be able to enjoy it. Having said that, I had my wife playtest it, and she knows very little about SCP or Knytt, and she liked it, so I believe anyone should be able to enjoy it.  

EDIT: This level has SCP-2660,SCP-2548, and cameos by SCP-1981 and SCP-1193.



You can get the level here. (I used my SCP username, ABETTIK, as my author name for this one.)

Really nice level, short and sweet 

I got really into SCP a while back, read a ton of articles. Some really clever stuff on that site! My favorite has to be this one though: http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-426 

Hey Bulbs! Glad to see you liked it! Thanks much for doing an LP. It was fun to see my own level being played... felt a little like being famous.  
EDIT: I also really like the Little voices you give each character. Well done!

I realized I forgot to put anywhere what the SPCs were that I referenced... so I amended the OP with that list.  

As for the toaster, yes I am indeed a great SCP, I am one of my favorites also.  

This was a pretty fun level. I enjoyed it!

One question:

This was a pretty fun level. I enjoyed it!

One question:

Spoiler: (click to show/hide)

Is the lamp thief and his house an SCP thing, too, or did you make them up for the game?

Good question!

That was a short but neat level. I read quite a lot of SCP articles a few years ago, I really like the idea of using these concepts in actual games It's a shame a lot of SCP based fangames are usually one of those generic "endless corridor simulators" when there are so many interesting and creative ideas in the archive.

That was a short but neat level. I read quite a lot of SCP articles a few years ago, I really like the idea of using these concepts in actual games It's a shame a lot of SCP based fangames are usually one of those generic "endless corridor simulators" when there are so many interesting and creative ideas in the archive.

Spoiler: About the challenges (click to show/hide)

Challenge V was exactly the same idea I used on the bonus challenge section of my very first level, Legend of the White Elephant. Even so, I failed to recognize it and still fell for it like a doofus

Ah yes! I knew I had seen it in a level before! But I didn't know which! Yes, the credit goes to you for coming up with the original Bravery challenge.

Quote from: Healy on December 23, 2015, 02:43:45

This was a pretty fun level. I enjoyed it!

One question:

Spoiler: (click to show/hide)

Is the lamp thief and his house an SCP thing, too, or did you make them up for the game?

Good question!

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In the SCP universe, there are communities besides the containment Foundation who deal with "anamolous" (supernatural) objects and phenomena. One such group are the An-Artists. (anamolous artists) Stories about them usually have them creating artwork that otherworldly/supernatural/"anamolous" in some way. Like maybe pictures that you can enter and have worlds in them. Or pictures that act as teleporters into space... or houses made of weird geometry that require someone capable of walking on the walls.

There have been many such tales and SCPs on the site over the years, the most notable of which is a group called "Are We Cool Yet?", but this was just supposed to be a generic an-Artist, not someone in particular.

I may have drawn a little bit of inspiration from Ruiz DuChamp

Ah, okay!

I need to get that lamp out of my head...

Uhh, good level. I'd advise making it a bit less segmented and more congruent next time. Otherwise, good work. I didn't spot any voids or wallswims.

I need to lie down now. Nobody talk about luminous tabletop accessories to me right now.