SCP Facility Experience SCP Tier Lists
Rank containment threats and playable SCPs so your squad knows what to fear—and what to unlock.
How we rank SCPs in this facility
SCP Facility Experience mixes Foundation exploration, containment duty, and co-op survival horror inspired by SCP: Containment Breach. Contained anomalies include familiar numbers such as 096, 106, 173, 035, 049, 008, 009, 294, 409, 457, 500, 6551, and more. A smaller set is playable—currently SCP-035 and SCP-049-2, with additional kits planned.
This hub is the map to our rankings. The detailed board lives on SCP Tier List, where we separate:
- Survivor threat — how dangerous an anomaly is when you are human staff / MTF-style players during exploration, blackouts, and containment breaches.
- Playable fun / power — how satisfying and strong a kit feels when you play as an SCP with the special attack bind (
F/Y).
Tiers use a simple S / A / B / C scale. Rankings blend classic SCP lore expectations with what the Roblox listing and in-game roster emphasize. They are guidance for learning priority targets—not absolute PvP gospel—because K.M.T Studio can rebalance AI, hitboxes, or abilities in any patch (track changes on Updates).
Why tier lists matter here
New players often die to the wrong threat first. SCP-173 punishes players who forget to blink (B / L2). SCP-096 punishes curious faces. SCP-106 turns geometry into a death sentence if you panic into corners. Knowing which entities demand instant callouts helps co-op groups—especially when friend cash bonuses encourage you to stay alive longer together.
On the flip side, if you unlock a playable SCP, you want to know whether you are picking a pressure monster or a niche pick. Our Players Hub deep-dives kits; the tier list summarizes the meta snapshot.
Start here
- SCP Tier List — full S–C rankings for threats and playable fun (featured deep page).
- Cross-check roles on SCP-035 and SCP-049-2.
- Practice mechanical answers in Controls (blink, Night Vision / SCRAMBLE, SCP attack).
- Learn team recontainment habits in Survive a Containment Breach.
How to use tiers during a run
Before a breach: agree who watches high-S threats and who carries lights / NV duty.
During a blackout: assume mobility and vision-denial threats spike in danger even if their lore tier is middling—call every sighting.
When playing as SCP: pick the kit that matches your preferred playstyle (ambush vs chase) rather than only chasing the top letter grade. Fun tiers exist so you do not force yourself into a kit you hate.
After patches: revisit this hub. New contained SCPs or balance changes can shuffle mid-tiers quickly. Halloween or seasonal modifiers (see Halloween Event) can also change how often you encounter certain set pieces without rewriting lore threat forever.
Criteria cheat sheet
| Lens | S-tier means | C-tier means |
|---|---|---|
| Survivor threat | Frequently ends runs if ignored; needs hard counters | Manageable with basic awareness |
| Playable fun | Strong pressure, clear identity, high skill expression | Limited tools or situational maps |
We weight information hazards, mobility, one-shot potential, and counterplay clarity. Anomalies that teach good habits (look away, blink, stick together) may rank high on threat even when experienced groups handle them cleanly.
Related hubs
- Players Hub — roster and role pages
- Guides Hub — survival and SCP gameplay
- Getting Started — day-one order of operations
- Tools Hub — session planning checklists
Dive into the SCP Tier List next for the full board, then bookmark this hub whenever Yolorex expands the contained or playable lineup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for SCP Facility Experience players.
Where is the full SCP ranking?
Open the SCP Tier List subpage for S/A/B/C rankings covering survivor threat and playable fun.
Are tiers based only on lore?
No. We blend classic SCP expectations with the game’s listed roster and co-op horror design. Patches can shift mid-tiers.
Which playable SCPs exist right now?
SCP-035 and SCP-049-2 are the highlighted playable options, with more planned by the developer.
Should beginners memorize every SCP number first?
Prioritize high-threat classics like 173, 096, and 106, learn blink and NV controls, then expand using the full tier list.