Thus, SCP-087’s fame eventually inspired game developers to try their hand at bringing this anomaly to life. The uniqueness of this SCP’s circumstances at the time of its entry’s concept ended up making it a highly popular page on the website. Additionally, it houses an entity known as SCP-087-1, which is a strange face that’s barely visible in the darkness. It’s well-known for sounding off strange cries for help that you can’t seem to reach no matter how much you descend.
One such danger is the iconic SCP-087-also known as “The Stairwell.” It’s basically an unlit platform staircase that keeps looping to no end. After all, many of these SCPs are highly dangerous. The Foundation is serious about honoring its rules: Secure, Contain, and Protect. Data such as the item number, danger level, special containment procedures, description, and more are added to an SCP’s webpage entry. That is why the default writing style for an SCP entry is outlining various important information through a proper report. Lore-wise, the SCP Foundation takes great measures in hiding the truth about SCPs. Well-known for its scientific and academic writing style, the SCP Foundation website documents these SCPs and often portrays them in various literary genres, like horror and science fiction. This organization is tasked with locating and containing individuals, entities, locations, objects, and phenomena called “SCPs”-which defy the natural law of our world and can be dangerous to humanity if left uncontained.
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