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SCP:CB - Wii U Edition
Explore a dangerous containment facility, manage your tools, and start playing SCP:CB as soon as the Wii U port loads.
ByNanoBunTVReleasedLink checked Oct 19, 2026
How to play SCP:CB - Wii U Edition
- Move with the left stick and look with the right stick.
- Press A or ZR to interact, pick up, or use items.
- Press ZL to blink; hold B or click the left stick to sprint.
- Press L to crouch and X to open the inventory.
- Press + to pause and − to quick save.
- On the GamePad, touch menus, drag to look, and tap to interact.
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What is SCP:CB?
SCP:CB is a first-person survival horror adventure made by NanoBunTV. It is a native Wii U port of SCP - Containment Breach v1.3.11, built for the Aroma homebrew environment. The game is available through itch.io and runs on a real Wii U rather than in a browser tab. It includes the full game, Wii U menu integration, hardware rendering, GamePad support, music, sound effects, voices, saving, and loading.
How a run of SCP:CB plays
A run of SCP:CB has you moving through a first-person containment-horror setting while looking around, interacting with objects, using items, managing inventory, and handling keypads or documents. You can blink, crouch, sprint, pause, and quick save with the Wii U controls. The listed facts do not describe a specific score target or run-ending condition, so expect exploration and survival-horror play rather than a clearly documented arcade loop.
Why SCP:CB is worth a try
SCP:CB stands out by bringing the complete SCP - Containment Breach v1.3.11 experience to Wii U hardware. Its GamePad is more than a second screen: it supports touch menus, inventory use, keypads, drag-to-look, and off-TV play. The port also renders at 1280×720 on the TV and GamePad simultaneously. For players used to quick browser action games, this is a more deliberate first-person horror experience with a distinctive console-focused setup.
Who will enjoy SCP:CB
SCP:CB suits players who enjoy first-person survival horror, atmospheric exploration, and unusual hardware ports. It is a good pick if you own a Wii U with Aroma installed and want the full game with dedicated GamePad and Pro Controller support. The port is released and playable, but a complete playthrough has not been tested. Later areas may still contain bugs, so expect a work-in-progress edge to the experience.
FAQ
SCP:CB - Wii U Edition FAQ
Is SCP:CB free to play?
Yes. SCP:CB is listed as free on itch.io. The port includes the game files, so the project notes say you do not need anything else beyond the required Wii U setup and Aroma homebrew environment.
Who made SCP:CB?
SCP:CB was made by NanoBunTV. It is a native Wii U port of SCP - Containment Breach v1.3.11, using a C++ translation and a re-implementation of the Blitz3D engine based on open-source code.
Where can I play SCP:CB?
You can find SCP:CB on itch.io, but it is not a browser game. The port runs on a real Wii U with Aroma installed, supports the Wii U GamePad, and also works with a Wii U Pro Controller.
How do you play SCP:CB?
Move and look in first person, interact with objects, pick up and use items, manage your inventory, and handle menus or keypads. The GamePad adds touch controls, drag-to-look, and tap interaction. You can also blink, crouch, sprint, pause, and quick save.
Is SCP:CB like a survivors-like game?
Not according to the listed facts. SCP:CB is described as an action-adventure and first-person survival horror port, not a survivors-like. Its focus is containment-facility exploration, interaction, inventory use, and horror-oriented first-person play.
Is SCP:CB finished or still in development?
SCP:CB is released and playable on real Wii U hardware. However, NanoBunTV has not tested a full playthrough, so later areas may still have bugs. The port also lists limitations, including no intro video and unavailable custom maps or map creation.