DESTINYbit's Finals Week launches on Steam October 29
The cooperative cheating simulator from the Ravenna, Italy-based studio sends players into a malfunctioning 1990s-style school to pass exams together.
DESTINYbit has announced that Finals Week, its cooperative cheating simulator, will launch on Steam on October 29, according to gamemeca.com.
Set in a malfunctioning 1990s-style school, the game has players copy classmates' answers, share textbooks, whisper through proximity chat and send answers on indestructible phones while avoiding patrolling teachers. Teachers patrol classrooms, eavesdrop on suspicious conversations and throw erasers at players; anyone caught is made to wear silly restraints.
Every player must pass the exams together or the whole group fails. The cheating toolkit includes phones, radios, binoculars, paper balls, throwable objects, hidden textbooks and pens converted into tear gas guns.
Between exams, players can doodle on desks, walls, paper and each other, and play basketball in the corridors.
DESTINYbit is based in Ravenna, Italy. Its previous titles include Empires Apart, Dice Legacy and NITRO GEN OMEGA, and the studio has focused on games that span different genres and art styles and generate unexpected stories through play.
Quick answers
When does Finals Week launch?
The game is scheduled to launch on Steam on October 29.
Who is developing Finals Week?
Finals Week is developed by DESTINYbit, a studio based in Ravenna, Italy.
What kind of game is Finals Week?
It is a cooperative cheating simulator set in a malfunctioning 1990s-style school, where players must pass exams together or all fail.