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The text is a transcript of a video where Markiplier plays three scary games based on the SCP Foundation, a fictional organization that contains and studies anomalous phenomena. The first game is about a box of tissues that alters the memories of anyone who uses them. The second game is about a shadowy creature that attacks the player in a dark house. The third game is about an intruder that triggers the security alarm and kills the player in their bed. Markiplier provides humorous commentary and reactions throughout the video, and encourages the viewers to like, subscribe and check out more scary games.
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1. The host, Markiplier, introduces himself and welcomes viewers to his video featuring three scary games.
2. The first game is unnamed, but Markiplier plays through it, commenting on its gameplay and storyline.
3. The game features a protagonist who crashes their car and must navigate a dark, snowy forest to find shelter.
4. The protagonist enters a communal cabin, where they find evidence of someone's presence, including a journal entry from a person named Jason.
5. Markiplier comments on the game's lack of interactivity and its reliance on cutscenes.
6. The second game is called SCP-091: Nostalgia, and Markiplier plays through it, commenting on its unique concept and gameplay.
7. The game features a test subject who must collect tissues in a room, with the goal of escaping the test chamber.
8. Markiplier notes that the game is relatively short and lacks replay value.
9. The third game is called True Nightmares: Chapter One, and Markiplier plays through it, commenting on its atmospheric sound design and creepy gameplay.
10. The game features a protagonist who must navigate their darkened house, avoiding a ghostly entity and trying to find a way to escape.
11. Markiplier notes that the game's use of sound and visuals creates a tense, frightening atmosphere.
12. Markiplier thanks his viewers for watching and invites them to play the games for themselves, with links to the games in the video's description.
13. He also encourages viewers to like, comment, and subscribe to his channel for more content.