SCP: Secret Laboratory

First off, I want to state I love SCP SL, and while Northwood isn't perfect, I think they've done a good job with the title; the community will be the focus of this review. SCP:SL has arguably one of the most insufferable communities. Swapping servers has almost no effect, and while having fun playing a video game isn't a crime and I'm not attempting to be the thief of joy, the game is infested with voice changers, sound pad spammers, and little kids, becoming a pseudo daycare for its "unique" player base. Everyone spams intercom to tell a "funny" joke, which you're forced to listen to throughout the entire facility. None of this is the game's fault, particularly; it's free to play and the topic of the niche internet, but all worth mentioning for any new players. Only thing I'll mention Northwood could improve on is the updates, which, from their devblogs, looks to be ramping up. I've played SL on and off for a couple of years, being lightly involved with the whole SCP universe and wiki. To be quite honest, it's almost the exact same as when I first started playing it. Minus the heavy containment rework, animations, lighting changes, & spawn wave changes, all being "tweaks" in my opinion. With the only real content additions being SCP 127, which I'm happy about, and the ghost blade that resurrects the dead on your team. No new playable SCPs other than the upcoming SCP-953, and after this many years, feels long overdue.