Vilnius, Lithuania – 5 March 2026 – Nordcurrent Labs and developer Misfit Village today revealed that their first-person psychological thriller, Go Home Annie: An SCP Game, will launch on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on 31 March, 2025. The console launch will also simultaneously include the free content update available on PC.

Go Home Annie puts players in the shoes of an entry-level operative stationed within the SCP Foundation’s most paradoxical wing: the Replication Division. While the Foundation is known for securing and containing anomalies to protect humanity, this division is dedicated to synthetically engineering the very horrors it is meant to suppress. As Annie, players must solve intricate puzzles by harnessing the power of the anomalies themselves.


As players endure endless cycles of identical testing, Go Home Annie challenges them to uncover why the Foundation has pivoted towards replication. This journey takes players through the heart of a facility where failed experiments and escaped subjects lurk in every shadow, offering a fresh take on iconic SCP lore. 

Fans of the SCP Foundation will encounter familiar anomalies reimagined in unexpected ways, alongside cuts from the Foundation Wiki’s lesser-known entries, offering a fresh perspective on established lore. For more information on Go Home Annie’s console launch visit the official website.

 


About Misfit Village


Misfit Village is an indie game development studio based in Croatia with a track record of several games released for PC, VR, and mobile since 2015. Fostering a particular penchant for horror, their latest creation is Go Home Annie – an SCP horror title coming soon to PC and consoles. To find out more, visit the official website: http://www.misfitvillage.com/.


About Nordcurrent Labs


Nordcurrent Labs is the PC and console publishing label of the Nordcurrent Group. Its mission is to empower talented video game developers and bring creative and ambitious multiplatform games to the worldwide gaming community.


Established in 2002 in Vilnius, Lithuania, the Norcurrent Group is an international publisher and developer of casual games for smartphones, tablets, and PC/Mac. With headquarters in Lithuania and development studios in Vilnius, Gothenburg, Dnipro, and Warsaw, the Nordcurrent Group employs over 300 game industry professionals and has developed over 50 games for various platforms, achieving over 500 million downloads worldwide.



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