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SCP-Aperture (SCP Containment Breach + Portal 2)

Back in 2013, Past ALLOS released the final entry of the "Secure. Contain. Remake." series for Halloween, a series wherein the SCP games were remade in the Portal 2 engine. This final entry, entitled "SCP Containment Breach [V.4] [Omega]", was to be the last, unchangeable variable of the series, being the final take on the main Containment Breach game from this creator. It was supposed to end there, no further map updates, no criticism accepted, nothing.

Cut to seven years later…

Purely on a whim, I wanted to return to my simulated Aperture-branded SCP facility and bring it to Gmod, for further potential SCP adventures. Also partially inspired by the "Superstitious Foundation" song by CG5, which you can listen to here.

Stripped of several key assets Portal 2 added to Source, this is a fresh take on my last interpretation of the dark SCP facility; rebuilt with higher construction standards, better tricks in tow, and even some custom materials and new rooms added, to make the immersion all the better.

Map updates included:
~ Removed SCP-173 and SCP-372 from the facility
~ Refined the map design to look better in general
~ Fiddled with the Modular Site Project a tad
~ Removed the blink mechanic
~ Added lore
~ There are now 20 new, separate documents to find
~ Added new SCPs and/or their containment chambers
~ Restored 88.8
~ This map has also been split into multiple parts; split along the sectors, the individual parts are named rp_scpcbv4_a, rp_scpcbv4_b_alt, and rp_scpcbv4_c

If you haven't seen the previous version of this map, you might have a bad time.
Play it here: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=190405015

SCP Containment Breach © Joonas Rikkonen

NOTE: This map is not meant to portray the "true" SCP experience; it is instead an Aperture-branded variant, and all differences to the source material present are intentional unless stated otherwise.

So, with all that said; if any of you seeing this have been around my workshop long enough to remember the history of this map series of mine, I hope you enjoy this little nostalgia trip. To those of you new to this story, I hope you have fun here too. …well, as much fun as you can have in an underground facility full of anomalous entities, anyways.

Both the SCP Foundation and Aperture Science had huge budgets to do what they did; I, however, don't have all that amazing of a budget. So mayhaps you could fund my own mad science experiments by buying me a cuppa on Ko-Fi? [ko-fi.com]