Finals Week Cheating Sim Passes 100,000 Steam Wishlists Ahead of October 30 Launch
DESTINYbit and Pretty Soon confirmed the milestone for the four-player co-op school-life sim, which arrives on Steam with Japanese support.
DESTINYbit and publisher Pretty Soon announced that the Steam wishlist count for Finals Week has passed 100,000, according to gamespark.jp. The announcement comes four days before the game's scheduled release on October 30.
Finals Week is a cooperative cheating school-life sim playable solo or in online co-op with up to four players. Players take the role of a student who has not studied and must get through exams by unconventional means.
The toolkit includes peeking at the answers of smart classmates, bringing walkie-talkies, phones and binoculars into the room, and passing textbooks and cheat sheets between players. All of it has to be done without teachers noticing, and getting caught leads to punishments.
Between exams, players can use break time to plan the next test or spend it playing in the halls. The game will launch on Steam on October 30 and will support Japanese.
Quick answers
When does Finals Week release on Steam?
Finals Week is set to release on Steam on October 30, 2026.
Does Finals Week support Japanese?
Yes, the game will support Japanese.
How many players can play Finals Week in co-op?
Online co-op supports up to four players, and the game can also be played solo.