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Finals Week, the Co-op Cheating Simulator, Is Out Now on Steam

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Class is officially in session, and nobody studied a thing. Finals Week, the chaotic 1–4 player co-op cheating simulator, is OUT NOW on Steam!

After reaching over 100,000 wishlists on Steam, Finals Week is finally ready to put players’ cheating skills to the test. Set in a 90s-style school, the game challenges you and up to three friends to survive a series of increasingly difficult exams by doing absolutely anything except studying.

Cheat your way through 12 different exams using a variety of tools at your disposal. Steal answers from NPCs, look them up in scattered textbooks, or search online. Pass clues around via text messages or walkie-talkies, use the classroom layout to your advantage, and sneak answers right under the professor’s nose! These and many other tricks are waiting to be discovered – creating absolute chaos along the way.

It won’t be a walk in the park, though. Your nemesis, the Professor, won’t be easy to fool. He’ll grow increasingly suspicious with each passing exam, tightening restrictions and forcing you to adapt. Expect to get gagged, tied up, smacked, and knocked out more times than you can count. It’d be too easy otherwise, wouldn’t it?

Review keys can be requested via the Press Engine platform.

Here’s what awaits you in the classroom:

  • 1–4 Player Co-op Chaos: Team up with your friends, share answers, and coordinate your cheating strategies using proximity voice chat. Just keep your voices down – the teacher can hear you too!
  • Cheat Your Way to the Top: Peek at classmates’ answers, steal textbooks, search for hidden notes, and come up with increasingly creative ways to pass without studying.
  • An Arsenal of Cheating Tools: Use cellphones, walkie-talkies, binoculars, paper balls, and even a tranquilizer blowgun.
  • Don’t Get Caught: The teacher patrols the classroom, listens for suspicious conversations, and throws erasers with suspiciously deadly accuracy. Get caught, and you’ll face ridiculous punishments that make cheating even harder.
  • Draw on EVERYTHING: Write answers on paper, desks, walls, or even your friends’ faces. The entire school is your canvas.
  • A School Full of Possibilities: Explore classrooms, discover secret passages, and use the environment to your advantage.
  • School Life Beyond Exams: Hang out in the hall, play basketball, cause trouble, and unlock new outfits, hairstyles, and colors to customize your character.

Finals Week is OUT NOW on Steam. The game is priced at $7.99 USD, with a 38% launch discount available for the first two weeks.

About DESTINYbit: Finals Week comes from a game development team based in Ravenna, Italy, whose previous work includes Empires Apart, Dice Legacy and NITRO GEN OMEGA. They work across different genres and art styles, with a focus on creating innovative anecdote generators – games designed to produce memorable, unexpected stories through play.

About Pretty Soon: Pretty Soon is an indie games publisher on a simple mission: to be the best choice for solo developers and small teams. Located in Poland, they work with talents spread over the entire world. Their portfolio includes such titles as Backpack Hero, Havendock, Small Spaces, Primal Planet, Scale the Depths, Project P.I.T.T., and others.

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BLACK LAKE Returns This Halloween, With a New Teaser Dropping October 31

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Cosmic survival horror returns — BLACK LAKE is returning this Halloween.

Polydin Studio is releasing a new teaser on October 31 at 2:00 PM PT, giving a first glimpse at what the team has been working on since the announcement — and teasing a much larger trailer coming in November. The teaser will be available as “Halloween Teaser” in the game’s press kit from October 31 at 2:00 PM PT.

BLACK LAKE is a story-driven survival horror game set inside an orphanage stranded in an endless black ocean. Since its reveal, it has reached over 430,000 views on IGN alone.

The game is available to follow on Steam, and Polydin Studio invites AA horror fans to share the new teaser when it goes live on Halloween.

— Ali Moradi, Game Director, Polydin Studio

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