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Finals Week Passes 100,000 Wishlists Ahead Of October 30 Steam Launch
The 100,000 wishlist mark is a public demand reading for a sim whose entire loop is the cheating rather than the studying, and it lands before the October 30 Steam launch.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
DESTINYbit and publisher Pretty Soon say Finals Week has passed 100,000 wishlist registrations. The co-op sim puts up to four players online, or one solo, as students who have not studied for final exams. Passing means peeking at a smart classmate's answer sheet, bringing transceivers, mobile phones and binoculars, or passing textbooks and cheat sheets around without the teacher noticing. Getting caught brings punishments. Break time is for planning the next exam or playing in the hallway. It launches October 30 on Steam, with Japanese support listed.
The cheating is the game, and the kit is small: transceivers, mobile phones, binoculars, textbooks and cheat sheets to pass around. Each has to be used while the teacher is not looking, and a failed attempt draws a punishment. The targets are the smart classmates whose answer sheets can be read from a seat.
Between exams, players get break time to plan the next paper or walk the hallway. Solo play exists, and the online co-op supports up to four. Answers have to move between people, which is where the four-player setup does its work.
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