《SCP: Project Pneuma》发布官方发售预告 本月登陆Steam抢先体验

Check Out the Latest Trailer of SCP: Project Pneuma

Zatun has released the launch trailer for SCP: Project Pneuma, offering a fresh look at the terrifying anomalies and psychological horrors lurking inside Site-19. The first-person survival horror game launches in Steam Early Access for Windows PC on October 25, 2026, and players can already try the free demo.

In the game, things have gone horribly wrong at Site-19 following a catastrophic containment breach. The facility lies in ruins, its security systems have collapsed, and dangerous anomalies are now roaming freely through its abandoned corridors. Players take control of Dr. Alexander “Alexie” Kolchak, a Foundation researcher determined to uncover the truth behind the disaster.

Survival won’t be easy, though. As Alexie explores the facility, disturbing hallucinations begin twisting his perception of reality, making it difficult to tell what’s real and what’s lurking inside his mind. Players must rely on stealth, exploration, environmental puzzles, and careful investigation to stay alive rather than confront every threat head-on.

The game also puts a strong emphasis on storytelling. Players can uncover clues through scattered journals, voice recordings, abandoned equipment, and environmental details. Each anomaly follows its own rules, meaning you’ll need to understand what you’re dealing with before making your next move.

The upcoming Early Access version will feature the complete Chapter I campaign, multiple explorable environments, investigation mechanics, environmental puzzles, and encounters with SCP-173Z, SCP-096Z, SCP-939Z, and SCP-239Z.

Site-19 is already a nightmare, but the real question is how much of what Alexie sees can actually be trusted. Horror fans who enjoy unsettling mysteries and enemies that demand more than brute force may want to give the demo a shot before stepping into the full experience on October 25.

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