SCP-1471 MalO: Play the App That Watches Back
MalO never speaks. It installs itself and sends photos of you. Play a five-scene horror chapter with three endings and a watcher that keeps getting closer.













Built in Neta Studio
Studio turns a premise into a chapter you play: a scene per beat, one creature kept on model, a dialogue box with a name plate, and choice buttons that really branch. The chapter publishes as a page you can send someone, and it opens on a phone.
- Choices that write the ending — Every scene closes on three or four tappable options. Three endings per chapter, each one a written scene, not a mood.
- One creature, every frame — MalO is described once and drawn into every image with the same skull and the same too-long arms, so no scene drifts into a different monster.
- A link, not a build — Publish and share a playable page. No engine, no export, no install for whoever opens it.
Questions people ask
What is MalO, in one paragraph?
SCP-1471-A: a tall humanoid with black fur and a white wolf skull for a face, tied to an app called MalO ver1.0.0 that installs itself and will not uninstall. In the original file it never attacks. It photographs you, stands closer in each picture, and answers in hand signals that seem to mean it does not want to hurt anyone.
Is this an official SCP game?
No. These chapters are fan work built in Neta Studio. SCP-1471 comes from the SCP Wiki, shared under CC BY-SA 3.0, and the wiki is still the place for the original file.
Do I need to know the SCP file to play?
No. The first scene states the rule: it never speaks, it only shows up in photographs, and looking at it brings it closer.
How long is a chapter?
Five or six scenes, about ten minutes for one route, three endings. Replaying is the point — the choices you did not take are written out too.
Does MalO talk in these chapters?
No, and the build enforces it. The dialogue box belongs to the people in the room; MalO gets gesture beats and the photographs.
Can I put MalO in my own world or cast?
That is what the composer does. Name the world, the room and who is holding the phone. If your world already has a cast, the chapter uses it.
Which worlds are the screenshots from?
Horimiya, Genshin Impact and One Piece — one creature, three worlds, each built inside an existing world rather than a fresh save.
What do I need to publish one?
A premise and a link. The chapter publishes as a playable page you can send to someone, and they open it in a browser without an account.
Something is already in your photographs.
Start with the app that installs itself. Five scenes, three endings, one creature that never says a word.