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TASK FORCE Guide: Controls every operative needs to know

[SCP] TASK FORCE

Roman Entertainment, Playing 11, Rating 90.4%

Creator Roman Entertainment

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Overview

SCP Task Force is a tactical military game on Roblox set in the SCP universe, where you play as a Foundation operative working through story-driven missions. Each operation sends a different Mobile Task Force into a dangerous situation, from containing outbreaks to rescuing hostages. This guide covers controls, healing, weapons, and how to get through each operation.

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Contents

01 Controls every operative needs to know Check 02 Healing: bandages and sprays Table 03 Weapons, attachments, and canting Tips 04 Operation by operation: objectives and what to expect Step 05 Zipties and non-combatant control Summary 06 Ammo management across operations Warn 07 Badges and the currency goal Summary 08 Glossary Words 09 Common questions FAQ

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Controls every operative needs to know

Check

In short Learning the keybinds before a mission starts saves your life mid-operation.

The control guide is available in-game by pressing B, but it is worth knowing the most important binds before you load in. Some actions only unlock in later operations, so do not panic if a key does nothing in early missions.

R reload; hold R to check how many rounds are in the magazine and how many spare mags you have left
G use a bandage or First Aid Spray on yourself; double-tap G to spray a teammate (available from Operation Clean Out onward)
F interact with doors, intel, buttons, levers, and ammo crates
Z cant your weapon to the left; use the scroll wheel to fine-tune the angle (scroll wheel available from Operation Clean Out onward)
Q and E lean left and right around cover
H apply zipties to unarmed personnel such as Class-D and Foundation staff

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Healing: bandages and sprays

Table

In short Sprays are strictly limited, so how you spend them matters for the whole team.

Bandages appear only in Operation Red Skies and can only heal yourself. From Operation Clean Out onward they are replaced by First Aid Sprays, which can also be used on teammates. Sprays cannot be replenished once used.

Bandage	self-heal only; Operation Red Skies exclusively
First Aid Spray (self)	press G once to heal yourself
First Aid Spray (teammate)	double-tap G to heal an ally; available from Operation Clean Out onward
Full Metal Jacket class	carries 5 sprays
Sleight of Hand class	carries 5 sprays
Medic class	carries 8 sprays

Weapons, attachments, and canting

Tips

In short You cannot swap your primary or secondary weapon, but attachments and canting give you real control over how you fight.

Your weapon loadout is fixed by your class. What you can change are the attachments — barrel, grip, rail items, and sights — along with how you hold the weapon. Pick your attachments before clicking ready, because there is no way to change them once a mission begins.

Tips worth knowing

Primary attachments cover barrel (Suppressor), grip (Vertical or Angled), left rail (Flashlight), right rail (Laser Sight), and sights (ACOG, COMP M4, EOTech, Iron Sight, or Reflex Sight)
Secondary attachments cover barrel (Suppressor) and bottom rail (Flashlight or Laser Sight)
Press Z to cant your weapon to the left, then use the scroll wheel to adjust the angle — useful for peeking around corners without fully exposing yourself
A laser sight combined with the cant acts as a backup aiming point when you do not want to use your main optic
In Operation Clean Out, the middle mouse button becomes available as a melee attack
A secondary weapon slot opens in Operation Black Nightmare — press 2 to draw it

Operation by operation: objectives and what to expect

Step

In short Each mission has a distinct goal and task force, so read the briefing and know what counts as success before you push forward.

Operations are released in a set order and each follows a separate Mobile Task Force. Completing an operation's main objective unlocks its badge. The missions below are listed in release order.

Operation Red Skies (Epsilon-11) Secure Site-19 after a Chaos Insurgency breach; restrain unarmed staff with zipties to stop classified information leaking out; find ammo crates in the first hallway, near the elevator, and at the far end of the cargo room
Operation Black Nightmare (Alpha-1) Fight into a Chaos Insurgency base at Port Lockroy and rescue O5-4; the only ammo crate is inside the armoury where you also pick up the C4
Operation Clean Out (Beta-7) Enter Site-17 through a maintenance shaft near the radio tower; shoot spores twice to destroy them; take each survivor immediately outside to the extraction point rather than carrying them to the end of the mission; equip the flashlight attachment before readying up because most of the facility is pitch black
Operation Blind Eye (Eta-10) Track and bag SCP-096 in the arctic; there are no ammo crates anywhere on this map
Disavowed: Paper Trail (Eta-10 rogue unit) Infiltrate a UN headquarters without authorization; stay out of camera sight lines and take out cameras fast if a detection meter fills; your suppressed M1911 sidearm cannot be drawn unless you are already compromised
Operation Shattered Mind (Mu-13) Navigate a warped subway station and restart the Scranton Reality Anchor; no ammo crates are present

Zipties and non-combatant control

Summary

In short Zipties are unlimited, so there is no resource cost to restraining every unarmed person you encounter.

Zipties let you restrain Foundation scientists, Class-D personnel, and other unarmed characters so they cannot escape or interfere with your mission. They are unlimited and are bound to H on PC.

Target　unarmed personnel including Class-D and Foundation staff
Supply　unlimited; no resource cost
Key use case　Operation Red Skies, where OVERWATCH instructs you to stop unarmed staff from fleeing and leaking classified material
Effect　restrained individuals cannot move or take any action that disrupts the operation

Ammo management across operations

Warn

In short Several operations have no ammo crates at all, so you must treat every magazine carefully.

Press F on an ammo crate to refill your current magazine and replace any discarded mags. In Clean Out the three crates are hidden in side rooms. Operations Blind Eye and Shattered Mind have no crates anywhere.

Worth watching out for

In Operation Clean Out, spores only take two bullets to destroy use your sidearm on them and save your primary for the infected hordes

Back away from doors before opening them in Clean Out; hordes frequently wait just on the other side

Hold R to check remaining rounds and spare magazines so you know when a reload is worth the time

Badges and the currency goal

Summary

In short Most badges come from completing operations, but The Funder requires you to save up rather than spend.

Each operation awards a badge when you meet its main objective. One badge stands apart from mission completion: The Funder unlocks when your account holds over $100,000 at once.

Crisis Averted　resecure Site-19 in Operation Red Skies
Lost and Found　rescue O5-4 in Operation Black Nightmare
No Trace Left　clear Site-17 of the SCP-008 strain in Operation Clean Out
Heads Turned　bag SCP-096 in Operation Blind Eye
Trail Gone Cold　collect intel at the UN headquarters in Disavowed: Paper Trail
Bringing Stability　restart the Scranton Reality Anchor in Operation Shattered Mind
The Funder　hold more than $100,000 in your account at one time

Glossary

Operation: A self-contained mission in SCP Task Force, each one following a different Mobile Task Force with its own objectives and setting.
Mobile Task Force (MTF): An elite Foundation unit specialised for a particular kind of threat, such as biohazard cleanup or hostage retrieval.
First Aid Spray: A limited-supply healing item that can restore health to yourself or, from Operation Clean Out onward, to a teammate.
Cant: Tilting your weapon to the left by pressing Z, which lets you peek around corners more safely.
Ammo Crate: An interactable grey box you open with F that refills your loaded magazine and replaces any magazines you have discarded.
Zipties: An unlimited non-lethal tool bound to H that restrains unarmed personnel so they cannot escape or interfere with the mission.
OVERWATCH: The command figure who briefs and directs Mobile Task Force squads throughout the game's operations.
Scranton Reality Anchor: A Foundation device that stabilises reality, restarted by Mu-13 during Operation Shattered Mind.

Common questions

FAQ

Can I heal my teammates?

Yes, but only from Operation Clean Out onward. Double-tap G to apply your First Aid Spray to a nearby ally. Sprays cannot be restocked once used.

Why is my keybind not working?

Several controls only activate in later operations. The secondary weapon slot (2) opens in Operation Black Nightmare, teammate healing (double-tap G), melee (middle mouse), and scroll-wheel canting all become available from Operation Clean Out onward.

What happens if a camera catches me in Disavowed: Paper Trail?

A detection meter fills while you are in a camera's line of sight. If it maxes out, you have roughly 25 seconds to destroy all cameras and guards in the room or the mission fails. The countdown does not pause once it starts.

Do I need to carry survivors to the end of Operation Clean Out?

No — carrying them all the way to the mission's end will not count as a rescue. You must bring each survivor directly to the extraction point outside the facility as soon as you find them.

Updated Oct 27, 2026
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[SCP] TASK FORCE Roman Entertainment, Playing 11, Rating 90.4%

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