SCP: Vacation
Early access since Mar 2022
A 1-4 player online PVP board-based party game. Four D-Class personnel awaken to find themselves in a mysterious dimension. Somehow, they know they must avoid the anomalous threats contained by the SCP Foundation and escape before it's too late...
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Still in early access
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Evaluation
The developer, PeaPro, published a farewell post on February 20, 2024, announcing that SCP: Vacation was being retired from Steam after a prolonged period of troubled development. The developer explicitly stated that the game's scope exceeded their abilities and that they had decided to end the project. The game is no longer purchasable on Steam, confirming it has been removed from the storefront. The store description also contains a notice that the game is no longer in development. This is a clear and unambiguous closure — the developer has walked away from the project with no plans for further updates or content.
Evidence
Developer PeaPro announced they are retiring SCP: Vacation from Steam, citing troubled development and the game's scope exceeding their abilities. Explicitly stated development is ending and thanked players.
Store description contains a notice stating 'This game is NO LONGER IN DEVELOPMENT.'
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Details
Developer
Publisher
PeaPro
Achievements
6
Platform
Windows
Controller
—
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Players
Multiplayer · PvP
About this game
Four D-Class personnel awaken to find themselves in a mysterious dimension. Somehow, they know they must avoid the anomalous threats contained by the SCP Foundation and escape before it's too late...
Important! - This game is in NO LONGER IN DEVELOPMENT.
Overview:
1-4 Players start on a board with various tiles that lead to an escape.
Players take turn rolling a die to determine how far they can move along the board.
Players must navigate the board while avoiding deadly anomalous threats.
Certain SCPs will also be navigating the board, and must be considered when moving around.
Tiles have unique effects that trigger: when arrived at, when left from, when landed on, and when died on. Some of these give Evidence Points (EP).
Once a player escapes, their EP will be converted to Credits ($C), but if a player dies their EP is reset.
All non-player slots will be filled with AI that compete as a real player would.
The Board:
The 'Board' refers to the map that players will navigate. There is 1 board in the current release and more planned. Boards vary in theme, meaning different boards will have different visual and audio queues. Boards will also have at least 1 mechanic that alters the gameplay as the game is played.
The current board is called 'Meadows', and presents a bright, friendly environment which lulls visitors into a certain sense of security.
The Tiles:
As players navigate the board, they will land on 'Tiles'. Tiles have various effects, and are mainly used as a way to gain EP. Some tiles are owned by certain SCPs, such as the 106 tile in the Early Access version. This tile, for example, changes location at the start of every round, and if landed on will result in the players death. More of these are planned for full release.
Enemies:
Players navigate the board during their 'turn', but while it isn't their turn some SCPs will also navigate the board. 173, the board enemy in this release, will walk around the board at the start of the round, and will initiate a short minigame with any player who is on the same tile as it.
Evidence Points:
As players navigate the board they find 'evidence'. These pieces of evidence have points assigned which refer to their value. Upon escaping, the player will be compensated in $Credits depending on their EP.
Credits:
Credits are the main currency of the game. Total credits earned will determine who wins the game. They can also be spent on character customisation (not yet implemented)
Important! - This game is in NO LONGER IN DEVELOPMENT.
Overview:
1-4 Players start on a board with various tiles that lead to an escape.
Players take turn rolling a die to determine how far they can move along the board.
Players must navigate the board while avoiding deadly anomalous threats.
Certain SCPs will also be navigating the board, and must be considered when moving around.
Tiles have unique effects that trigger: when arrived at, when left from, when landed on, and when died on. Some of these give Evidence Points (EP).
Once a player escapes, their EP will be converted to Credits ($C), but if a player dies their EP is reset.
All non-player slots will be filled with AI that compete as a real player would.
The Board:
The 'Board' refers to the map that players will navigate. There is 1 board in the current release and more planned. Boards vary in theme, meaning different boards will have different visual and audio queues. Boards will also have at least 1 mechanic that alters the gameplay as the game is played.
The current board is called 'Meadows', and presents a bright, friendly environment which lulls visitors into a certain sense of security.
The Tiles:
As players navigate the board, they will land on 'Tiles'. Tiles have various effects, and are mainly used as a way to gain EP. Some tiles are owned by certain SCPs, such as the 106 tile in the Early Access version. This tile, for example, changes location at the start of every round, and if landed on will result in the players death. More of these are planned for full release.
Enemies:
Players navigate the board during their 'turn', but while it isn't their turn some SCPs will also navigate the board. 173, the board enemy in this release, will walk around the board at the start of the round, and will initiate a short minigame with any player who is on the same tile as it.
Evidence Points:
As players navigate the board they find 'evidence'. These pieces of evidence have points assigned which refer to their value. Upon escaping, the player will be compensated in $Credits depending on their EP.
Credits:
Credits are the main currency of the game. Total credits earned will determine who wins the game. They can also be spent on character customisation (not yet implemented)
Are these done yet?
Last evaluated Jul 23, 2026
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