Welcome to a new video game series inspired by pre-established SCP stories. This immersive experience will bring popular SCPs to life, alongside some lesser-known but equally terrifying entries. The series will be broken up into multiple 'tapes' (individual games), each offering a unique horror experience in each.
SYNOPSIS
The Yule Man (SCP-4666) This particular tape focuses on the lore of SCP-4666, also known as "The Yule Man." A humanoid entity linked to anomalous holiday events, SCP-4666 is known for its eerie appearances during the winter months. Players will encounter the dark mythology surrounding this figure as the story unfolds.
Our main character, a journalist, discovers an unmarked box containing six VHS tapes, each labeled with a single, cryptic word. Curious, she inserts the first tape into an old VHS player and presses play. At this moment, the game shifts perspectives: you’re no longer the journalist, but the person within the tape—fully immersed in their story. Every frame reveals new horrors as the line between viewer and participant blurs.
CREATOR
This game is the passion project of indie horror developer LenexTL, who is known for his dedication to immersive, atmospheric horror. His YouTube channel, with nearly 2,000 subscribers, offers behind-the-scenes looks at his development process. His most recent release, "The Darkest Paths: The House," was met with positive reception and showcased his ability to deliver eerie, story-driven horror experiences.
Check out some of his previous work here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2KRsQ3AGCE
PROJECT TIMELINE
We’re on a tight schedule for the release of our first tape. Since the first story is based on a Christmas-themed SCP, we’re pushing for an end-of-year launch. Development is already 65% complete, so we’re looking to finalize the cast and get recordings underway as soon as possible.
The game will be launched on Steam and credited on IMDB, offering high visibility for all involved talent.
AUDITION GUIDELINES
We’re looking for passionate, versatile voice actors to bring these stories to life. Here’s what you need to know before auditioning:
Audio Quality: Recordings must be captured on high-quality USB or XLR microphones with little to no background noise.
Emotional Range: Actors must be able to express a wide range of emotions, including yelling, screaming, and crying.
Thanks guys, can't wait to see what you've got!
Thank you so much for taking the time to audition for our project. We truly appreciate all of you for your effort and talent.
I’ll be shortlisting the auditions and forwarding them to the director for the next steps. We are thrilled with the level of skill and passion we've seen and look forward to reaching out to those moving forward in the process.
DESCRIPTION
Jack is a thoughtful and caring boy, around 10–12 years old. He’s resourceful, curious, and deeply protective of his family. Over the course of the story, he evolves from being slightly naive to deeply traumatized yet courageous.
VOICE TRAITS
Accent: Neutral American or slight regional twang (Midwest or Pacific Northwest) for relatability.
Pitch: Medium to high, with a boyish quality.
Tone: Honest, emotive, shifting from curious to frightened as the tape progresses.
VOICE CLAIMS
Noah Jupe (A Quiet Place, for his emotional depth and natural delivery).
Jeremy Ray Taylor (It, for his boy-next-door charm and vulnerability).
Please aim for a performance that feels authentic and believable. We're looking for acting that's grounded in reality, steering clear of over-the-top or cartoonish interpretations.
1. (Curious and innocent) "Hey, Mom? Why are there only three stockings this year? Did we forget Aunt Holly's?"
2. (Scared and whispering) "Shhh... I think it’s... I think it’s inside. We have to be really quiet."
3. (Desperate, almost sobbing) "Mom? Dad? Wake up! Please, wake up... I don’t know what to do..
DESCRIPTION
Jessica is a bright, brave, and clever young girl. Despite her fear, she displays a strong sense of loyalty to Jack and wants to protect her family. She’s quick-witted and resourceful, often offering ideas to move forward.
VOICE TRAITS
Accent: Neutral American with a youthful energy.
Pitch: Medium to high, expressive and clear.
Tone: Bright but able to shift to tense or scared when needed.
VOICE CLAIMS
Sadie Sink (from Stranger Things, for her mix of vulnerability and resolve)
Kristen Bell as a child-like voice reference (light and optimistic, with emotional range)
Please aim for a performance that feels authentic and believable. We're looking for acting that's grounded in reality, steering clear of over-the-top or cartoonish interpretations.
1. (Worried but brave) "Jack… what’s going on? I heard something… it sounded like someone walking on the roof."
2. (Scared but determined) "No, we can’t just wait here! We have to do something—we can’t let it get Mom!"
3. (Defensive, emotional) "You don’t understand! If I hadn’t made that noise, it would’ve found you! I had to do something!"
DESCRIPTION
Aunt Clara is a calm, nurturing figure with an air of quiet wisdom. While she has limited screen time in this tape, her demeanor adds warmth and grounding to the family’s dynamic. Her tone conveys maturity and reassurance, even under duress.
VOICE TRAITS
Accent: Neutral American or Midwestern (to evoke a familiar and comforting tone).
Pitch: Medium to low, with a soothing quality.
Tone: Reassuring, maternal, slightly wistful
VOICE CLAIMS
Sigourney Weaver (calm and steady delivery)
Allison Janney (warm yet authoritative)
Please aim for a performance that feels authentic and believable. We're looking for acting that's grounded in reality, steering clear of over-the-top or cartoonish interpretations.
1. (Encouraging, warm) "Oh, Jack, you’re such a sweetheart. Go help your dad with the tree—he’s been waiting on you all evening."
2. (Reassuring, slightly distracted) "Don’t worry about it, dear. Sometimes the wind can play tricks on us… it’s just a storm rolling in."
3. (Distant, almost in a trance) "The snow... it’s falling so quietly tonight. Almost like it’s trying to hide something."
DESCRIPTION
Jack’s mother is warm and caring but also clearly stressed from managing the chaos of hosting a family Christmas. Unlike Aunt Clara’s calm and grounded demeanor, Jack’s mother comes across as more energetic, frazzled, and occasionally irritable in a relatable, overworked-parent way. Her love for her family is evident, but so is her stress, which gives her a sense of realism and vulnerability. She tries to hold it all together, masking her unease with nervous energy and determination.
VOICE TRAITS
Accent: Neutral American with a casual, conversational rhythm (potentially Midwestern for warmth) Pitch: Medium to slightly high, with more fluctuation (reflecting her stressed, busy nature)
Tone: Overly chipper when trying to mask stress, occasionally exasperated but still maternal and loving. She has a tendency to sound slightly rushed when multitasking but softens when speaking to Jack
VOICE CLAIMS
Lauren Graham (Gilmore Girls, for her balance of humor, stress, and affection)
Elizabeth Banks (*Mrs. Mitchell in The Lego Movie 2 or her live-action roles, for the slightly stressed, high-energy delivery)
Emily Blunt (Mary Poppins Returns, with a more human and slightly flustered energy).
Please aim for a performance that feels authentic and believable. We're looking for acting that's grounded in reality, steering clear of over-the-top or cartoonish interpretations.
1. (Stressed but trying to sound cheerful while multitasking) "Jack, honey, can you please stop running in here? I’m trying to keep the gravy from burning, and—oh, would someone check the front door? Your Aunt Clara’s car just pulled in!"
2. (Lightly exasperated but affectionate) "Jill, careful with that ornament! That one’s been in the family since forever. And Jack, stop sneaking cookies! You’ll ruin your dinner. Honestly, I don’t know why I even try."
3. (Trying to reassure Jack while clearly distracted and stressed) "It’s just the wind, sweetheart. This house creaks like an old ship when it storms… Now, go back to bed, okay? I still have… half a kitchen to clean up before Santa comes."
