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Finals Week brings cooperative classroom cheating simulation with stealth mechanics and minigames

Finals Week is a 1-4 player cooperative cheating simulation where classmates steal exam answers, elude patrolling teachers, and coordinate to graduate.
Cooperative Exam Survival and Classroom Stealth
- Groups of 1-4 players work together inside school classrooms to survive the final week of exams without studying a single page.
- Classmates must coordinate actions under tight supervision because test-takers either pass together or fail together as a team.
- A strict teacher patrols the classroom aisles, tossing flying erasers with suspiciously deadly accuracy at suspected cheaters.
- Students caught misbehaving face various physical restraints and disciplinary punishments, including wearing an embarrassing Cone of Shame.
- Navigating the classroom requires careful timing to evade line of sight while the supervisor monitors rows of desks.
Cheating Arsenal and Tool Coordination
- Players peek at answers written by studious classmates or knock them out if they refuse to share solutions.
- Teams discover smuggled textbooks and pass them across desks to copy critical answers before time expires.
- Communication tools including walkie-talkies, cellphones, and binoculars help students spot and relay test answers across distances.
- Answers can be transcribed onto paper sheets, scribbled across classroom walls, or written directly onto friends' faces.
Hallway Activities and Character Customization
- School hallways serve as central hangout spots between testing sessions for relaxing and resetting composure.
- Students can shoot basketball hoops, throw baseballs, and decorate campus statues while devising their next cheating strategy.
- Passing exams unlocks an array of fresh outfits and accessories to customize player appearance and style.
- Unlockable garments let individual players flaunt their unique drip and show off who carried the group through graduation.
Sources & Verification: Official developer announcement on Steam Community (Source Link). Telemetry verified against public store records.