"The Sneaky Snacking Competition starts now!" The asymmetric party game "The Worst Class I've Ever Taught" has over 300,000 demo players! To thank everyone for their support, the development team has rushed to release a brand-new level: [Computer Lab]. Can the teacher catch those secretly playing games during computer class? The game now supports UU Accelerator and up to 6-player online multiplayer: 1 player acts as the strict teacher, while the other 5 play as mischievous students. Students blend in with dozens of NPC classmates, causing trouble right under the teacher's nose; the teacher must root out all the black sheep from the crowd to maintain classroom discipline.
"Teacher, I really wasn't eating!"
As the class troublemaker, you need to pretend to listen attentively, dodge the teacher's gaze, and then quietly pull off all sorts of creative pranks when the teacher turns to write on the board. Sneak snacks, pass notes, or focus intently on your phone... You must be bold enough to cause chaos but careful enough not to get caught. Engage in a battle of wits with the teacher's gaze, accumulate mischief points, and disrupt classroom order.
"You are the worst class I have ever taught!"
Become a strict teacher! Write on the board while keeping an eye and ear out for Everythinggj. Catch suspicious glances from the corner of your eye, whip your head around to see who hasn't hidden their mischief yet—heads buried in desks, looking around for items, pretending to take notes... Any misconduct will be punished! Throw chalk precisely to call them out, give them a red card, and drag them to the podium as your "left and right guards." Root out every troublemaker and restore order.
"Next class, we're going somewhere else."
A variety of maps rotate in, each with its own blind spots and tricks. Even the teacher's methods for catching students change. In the evening study hall, teachers shine flashlights to find students; in the computer lab filled with PCs, students sneakily play games while watching the teacher. Change the scene, change the gameplay—every round feels fresh!
"I'm behaving." "Are you really?"
Smoke bombs, tranquilizer guns, drones... A plethora of creative props takes the prank war to the next level! Students take charge, throwing ink bottles at the teacher's face, using smoke screens to rescue friends, and pulling off various stunts that drastically increase the difficulty of capture. Teachers, cunning and strategic, set up cameras and radars to quickly lock onto problematic students and catch them all. Mix and match props freely to create countless hilarious moments throughout the high-energy gameplay!
Developed by Wanhe Studio and published by 2PGames, "The Worst Class I've Ever Taught" invites you to experience a cat-and-mouse game from your school days. After one class period, will the students turn the classroom into chaos, or will the teacher catch all the troublemakers? Winner takes all when the bell rings. Try the demo during the Next Fest—class is now in session!