$7.99Finals Week βπ» Cheat Together, Fail Together
A 1-4 player co-op cheating simulator about surviving finals week with zero studying. You steal answers, dodge a patrolling teacher, and share what you find with friends, because you pass together or fail together.
Is Finals Week βπ» worth it?
Finals Week βπ» is worth it ifβ¦
- you want a co-op party game for 2 to 4 friends
- you like sneaking, sharing loot, and barely getting away with it
- you like colorful, funny games with simple teamwork
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Steal answers, share them fast
You and up to three friends sit through a run of exams that keep getting harder, with a strict teacher circling the room. Peek at the kids who actually studied, grab textbooks, and pass answers around with walkie-talkies, cellphones, binoculars, and scribbled sheets of paper.
You can write on walls and even on your friends' faces, which is exactly as subtle as it sounds. Get spotted and punishments follow, including the Cone of Shame, plus erasers thrown with alarming aim.
A school built for messing around
Between exams you hang out in the hall to plan the next round of cheating. Shoot hoops, throw baseballs, decorate statues, and argue over who actually helped.
It is bright, cartoony, and physical, with character outfits and accessories unlocked by passing exams. Good for party crowds who want short bursts of teamwork and sabotage, where knocking out an unhelpful classmate counts as a study strategy.
Good to know before you cheat?
What do you actually do during an exam?
You stay in your seat, watch the teacher patrol, and grab answers by peeking, passing paper, or using tools like binoculars and phones. Timing matters more than grades here.
What happens if the teacher catches you?
Expect restraints for bad behavior, up to the Cone of Shame, and a hail of erasers. Cheating is the whole point, so getting caught is part of the comedy.
