SCP: Destruction Protocol

SCP: Destruction Protocol

Kage Protocol · November 27, 2025 · Casual, Action, First-Person, Adventure, Horror

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lowest tracked $4.19
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SCP: Destruction Protocol price by region

SCP: Destruction Protocol costs $3.99 in Georgia (USD), £4.99 in the United Kingdom, €5.89 in Europe (EUR), $5.99 in the United States, CA$7.79 in Canada, A$8.79 in Australia, NZ$8.99 in New Zealand, R$20.49 in Brazil and zł27.50 in Poland right now.

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Georgia (USD) $3.99 $3.99 — 1
United Kingdom £4.99 £4.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €5.89 €5.89 — 1
United Statesyour region $5.99 $5.99 — 1
Canada CA$7.79 CA$7.79 — 1
Australia A$8.79 A$8.79 — 1
New Zealand NZ$8.99 NZ$8.99 — 1
Brazil R$20.49 R$20.49 — 1
Poland zł27.50 zł27.50 — 1

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About SCP: Destruction Protocol

SCP: Destruction Protocol is an immersive first-person horror experience that throws you into the depths of a secret SCP Foundation facility.
You are a lone rebel whose mission is to activate the Destruction Protocol — a self-destruction sequence designed to erase all traces of the horrors lurking below the surface.But the plan went terribly wrong. Your entire team is dead, the facility has descended into chaos, and something far worse is now roaming the halls.
Armed with only a flashlight and a Level 4 keycard, you must explore, adapt, and survive as you descend deeper into the darkness. Along the way, you’ll find scattered notes revealing fragments of the story — the scientists’ last words, the cries for help, and the secrets behind the SCPs that escaped containment.The facility is divided into three main zones:
  • Entrance Zone – Once meant to keep order, it now lies silent and lifeless.
  • Heavy Containment Zone – a dark labyrinth of steel corridors and sealed chambers. This is where the initial breach began, and where the most dangerous SCPs roam freely.
  • Light Containment Zone – relatively stable and quiet compared to the rest of the complex, but safety here is only an illusion.
Each SCP requires a unique approach:
Some must never be looked away from — or they’ll strike instantly.
Some are blind but have an acute sense of hearing, reacting to every sound you make.
Others distort your mind, causing unbearable pain with prolonged eye contact.
And some… simply ignore the laws of physics, walking through doors as if they were never there.You cannot fight them. You are not a soldier — you are prey.
The only path to survival is to understand them, to adapt, and to outsmart every creature that hunts you.Throughout the game, your objectives will update dynamically as you uncover more about the story. Automatic checkpoints will mark your progress at key locations, but every new zone will test your nerve and memory.
You’ll hear distant footsteps, whispers, and scraping metal — sometimes too close, sometimes behind you. The facility is alive, and it knows you’re here.Not every SCP is hostile. You may encounter SCP-131, a small and friendly companion who can accompany you through safe zones — one of the few sources of comfort in this nightmare.But even with allies, the road to the Level 5 keycard and the Destruction Protocol terminal is treacherous. You’ll need to outwit traps, reopen sealed doors, and lock corridors behind you to delay what’s chasing you.Every sound, every flicker of light, every step you take could be your last.Can you complete the mission… or will you become just another forgotten experiment?

SCP: Destruction Protocol — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

SCP: Destruction Protocol is a fan-made SCP game that some players found genuinely engaging and atmospheric, with one reviewer even calling it good for a fan project, but the community consensus is that it needs significant work before being worth purchasing. Common complaints include tedious infinite hallway sections with minimal interactivity, overly aggressive SCP-173 AI that makes certain sections frustratingly difficult, and limited mission content that feels incomplete. Players suggest waiting for further development and balance patches before considering this title.

Not recommended Dec 1, 2025
EDIT: I take back what I said about this game being the worst game I have ever played. After completing it, I found I had some fun. But it still needs lots of work. I'm sorry, but in its current state, I wouldn't recommend anybody purchase this game. The first mission (I assume the only mission) has you spawn on the surface above the laboratory. If you try to enter through Gate A, you will come across a bunch of corpses and the sound of SCP-096 in the distance. Your character realizes that it is too dangerous to enter through Gate A so you go back to the surface and enter through Gate B instead. This is where the hell begins. Once you enter through Gate B, you will walk through an infinite maze of empty hallways with nothing to interact with except some notes left by staff who work at the facility. The notes don't contain anything interesting; very generic "something is off with this place" material. As you walk through the maze of hallways and rooms, you will be left confused as to what exactly is happening. Your goal is to find Heavy Containment. Okay. Where is that located? I have no idea. There is no map to refer to that can help you determine where to go. Most of the roo…
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Recommended Nov 27, 2025
While playing, I had a heart attack.... It's even very good for fangames, if anyone wants to try it, I recommend it
5 found this helpful
Not recommended Dec 3, 2025
It's an intersting game but SCP-173 AI is too good. They need to nerf him. Cause in those long ass hallways its kinda hard to get rid of him. I gave up in the blackout section. Also the fact that you cant close the door by youreself makes it realy easy to get killed.
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