W-Labs Killer
Give Your Players A Reason To Fear Unknown Messages
W-Labs Killer is a free randomized horror encounter for FiveM. One online player receives a mysterious message directing them to a remote location with a simple instruction: come alone.
If they follow it, a stranger and his van are waiting, but the encounter does not always unfold the same way. He might act friendly, spring an ambush, attack immediately, or flee into a full vehicle pursuit before escalating to gunfire.
Bring friends and the killer remembers who came along.
Showcase
FREE FiveM Horror Script That Hunts Your Players
Get It
Download: W-Labs Killer — Free
Documentation: W-Labs Killer Docs
Discord: Join W-Labs
Why Players Will Remember It
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Mysterious invitations quietly select one player and send them a remote meeting location through a GPS action or shared location, depending on the phone.
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Unpredictable encounters use multiple randomized behaviors, including fake-friendly dialogue, ambushes, immediate aggression, and fleeing to the van.
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Full pursuit behavior lets the killer fight on foot, enter his vehicle, chase escaping players, and escalate to a firearm.
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Come-alone consequences mark the invited player and eligible companions who arrive with them.
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Individual retaliation waits until each marked player is alone before the killer returns for them.
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Animated body searches let players search the killer’s pockets with a cancellable progress bar and configurable rewards.
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Interactive van looting positions the player behind the vehicle, opens the rear doors, and plays a searching animation. Doors remain open afterward. Includes an optional chance to find the van keys and a separate vehicle loot pool.
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Configurable job exclusions let you exclude jobs such as
police,lssd, orambulancefrom invitations, threats, and retaliation. Exclusions can optionally apply only while on duty. -
Server-validated gameplay protects encounter state, kills, body searches, vehicle searches, and rewards.
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Easy to make your own with configurable locations, timing, dialogue, NPC appearance, health, weapons, behavior weights, and loot.
Come Alone Means Come Alone
Bringing backup does not simply cancel the encounter. The invited player and eligible companions receive a warning and become marked.
Once a marked player is on foot and away from the others, a killer can appear nearby and attack. Each person is handled separately, turning one bad decision into a threat that can follow the group long after the original meeting ends.
Players covered by your job exclusions still count as company, but they do not receive threats or become marked for retaliation.
The result is something servers can leave running quietly in the background: most players will not know who received the message, whether the warning was real, or when the killer might return.
Phone Support & Editable Integrations
Supports W-Labs Tablet/Phone, yseries, and LB-Phone, selectable through config.
Simple editable bridges are included for phones, inventory, vehicle keys, and progress bars, so you can adapt integrations without editing escrowed files. Looting uses ox_lib progress bars by default.
Compatibility
Frameworks: Qbox, QB-Core, ESX, and Standalone
Required: ox_lib, ox_target, and W-Labs Tablet/Phone, yseries or LB-phone
Built-in bridges support popular inventory and vehicle-key resources, with small editable files included for custom systems.
| Code is accessible | No |
| Subscription-based | No |
| Lines (approximately) | 3000+ |
| Requirements | ox_lib + ox_target + wlabs-tablet or yseries |
| Support | Yes |
feel free to join my discord and create a ticket if youd like to have a specific phone added to the horror script and I will do my best to implement it, and in the future I will try harder to make core feautres more editable!
I appreciate that you’re open to adding support for other phone resources and making more core features editable in the future.