by SCP | Roleplay Community · RPG
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| trending-in-roleplay-and-avatar-sim | 21 | 21 | — |
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Welcome to SCP: Roleplay! Join the Foundation to help protect a top-secret research facility! Study strange creatures and anomalies called SCPs, keep them contained, and stop them from escaping. Play as a Prisoner (Class - D), Scientist, Guard, and unlock more teams as you progress. Climb through the ranks, make discoveries, and help protect the world from the unknown. Secure. Contain. Protect. (Licensing Attributions can be found on the Roblox devforum "scp-roleplay-game-rules") [NOTE] To access different modes such as Infection, you can use the Modes button on the right side of the menu.
Each stem is one shipped update, as tall as the gap it closed — how long the previous build stayed current. The scale is logarithmic so one quiet month doesn’t flatten a year of daily shipping. Behind the stems is the same 111d player curve, so a build can be read against what it shipped into.
competitor launches — the biggest platform launches in this window ([🌴] Dress To Impress, Forsaken, [X10] +1 Speed Keyboard Escape | Candy & Chocolate, …). toggle below the chart.
CCU is sampled every ~30 min and keeps updating until a game spends a full month below 100 concurrent players — after that it’s considered dormant and collection stops.
The tracked RPG games closest to this one in peak concurrent players this window, as hourly averages on one shared axis — rivals at the same scale, so every line has room to move. The genre leader, [🌧️] Adopt Me!, peaked at 1,158,534 — 209× this game, too far ahead to chart at this scale. Genre is Roblox’s own label; games we’ve never tracked aren’t candidates.
Each line is this game’s position on a Roblox discovery sort, sampled every ~30 min. A line breaks where the game dropped off that sort.
Cumulative up/down votes and the resulting approval rate, sampled every ~30 min whether or not the game is currently charting. A gap marks a stretch where no vote reading was recorded.