Do this immediately
Control sightlines, movement, and distance first. These threats usually punish panic more than aggression.
Enemy Guide
Camera Figure
Do not do this
Do not freeze, over-watch, or turn a hallway problem into a full-team panic response.
What this usually means
These enemies are often route and awareness checks, not straight damage races.
This threat gets worse when the run is already messy
Most enemy wipes happen because the team is juggling too many things at once when the threat appears.
The right response is usually short
Good enemy handling tends to be one clean action, not a long chain of second-guesses.
If this keeps happening, the cause is upstream
Repeated encounters usually point to a route, item, or intake problem that another guide can fix better.
Threat reference art
Current wiki reference image for this specific threat, used to avoid mismatching one enemy with another.
Enemy guideAvoid / MonitorCCTV and unseen movement paths
Main threat
A CCTV-only jumpscare anomaly tied to broken camera feeds rather than a normal roaming attack.
How to counter it
Do not stay zoomed in on a broken feed. Switch cameras or repair your scan path instead of lingering on the image.
Behavior notes
Camera Figure only appears on broken cameras. Its main danger is forcing panic and breaking surveillance rhythm, not chasing players through rooms.
Encounter context
Enemies become much deadlier when you are already juggling sanity, room routing, and event timers. Good play is usually about composure, not just reaction speed.
What to watch for
- • Only appears on broken camera screens
- • Triggered by CCTV attention
- • Punishes players who stare at dead feeds too long
Common mistake
Do not keep staring at a broken camera once the figure appears.
If this threat keeps wiping you
Fix the upstream problem, not just the encounter
Best next step
Open the page that fixes the reason this threat keeps wiping runs
Other enemies with a similar handling rule
Related pages
All enemies
Open the full enemy hub when you want the whole threat list instead of one encounter alone.
Events guide
Useful when this threat becomes dangerous mainly because it overlaps with room pressure or timed emergencies.
Sanity guide
Best follow-up when this enemy causes wipes because panic, hesitation, or bad recovery snowballs too fast.