Lunch Lady Steal the answers, survive the pan

The plan is simple: sneak into your school at night, find all ten pages of the exam answers and get out alive. The problem is also simple. The Lunch Lady is there, she is possessed, and she would very much like to whack you with a pan. You roam dim hallways and classrooms hunting for pages and keys to unlock doors, healing each other with medkits when things go wrong. Every corner could be a hiding spot or a dead end, and the clock keeps ticking while you search.

She does not follow a script. The Lunch Lady searches different locations every match, and her AI is unpredictable enough that even the developer claims not to know what she will do next. As you collect more pages she gets faster and stronger, so a round that starts as careful sneaking ends in a full sprint for the exit. Pages, keys and medkits spawn somewhere new each time across multiple maps, which means you cannot memorize your way to safety. Each run plays out differently.

This is a game built for a lobby of friends. Up to four of you play online co-op, and proximity voice chat means you hear each other exactly when it matters: a whisper down the hallway, or a scream from somewhere you cannot see. Someone spots the Lunch Lady and calls it out while the rest keep searching. Someone gets caught and the team has to decide whether to rescue them or keep hunting pages. Coordination keeps you alive, and the chaos when it falls apart is half the fun.