Finals Week, a co-op cheating simulator, launches on Steam
The four-player game is set in a 1990s school and offers 12 exams to cheat through, priced at 8,950 won with a 38% launch discount.
Finals Week, a co-op cheating simulator, has launched on Steam. The game supports co-op play for up to four players and is set in a 1990s school, where the goal is to cheat through 12 exams.
Players can steal answers from NPCs, use scattered textbooks and online searches, and swap clues through text messages or walkie-talkies. Professors grow more suspicious and tighten restrictions as exams progress, and caught players are punished with muzzles, restraints and beatings.
Proximity voice chat is used to plan cheating strategies. Tools include phones, walkie-talkies, binoculars, paper balls and tranquilizer dart guns, while teachers patrol classrooms, eavesdrop on suspicious conversations and throw erasers.
Answers can be written on paper, desks, walls and friends' faces, and hidden passages can be found. Players can also spend time in hallways, play basketball and unlock new outfits, hairstyles and colors.
Finals Week costs 8,950 won on Steam and is 38% off for two weeks after launch. Before launch, the game recorded more than 100,000 wishlists on Steam.
Quick answers
What is Finals Week?
It is a co-op cheating simulator set in a 1990s school, where up to four players cheat through 12 exams.
How much does Finals Week cost on Steam?
It costs 8,950 won and is 38% off for two weeks after launch.
How many players can play Finals Week?
The game supports co-op play for up to four players.