Worst Class Ever Launches on Steam with 8-Player Class Prank Rules
2P Games released the competitive party game Worst Class Ever for PC on Steam on November 10, 2026, priced at 985 yen with a 35% launch discount to 640 yen for 14 days.
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Why it matters
A demo that placed first in Steam Next Fest player count and passed 1 million downloads reaching full release with more stages, new items, and a raised 8-player cap gives the small asymmetric party format a stronger launch position than its demo alone suggested.
Key Facts
- 2P Games released Worst Class Ever for PC on Steam on November 10, 2026.
- Worst Class Ever costs 985 yen, with a 35% discount to 640 yen for 14 days from release.
- Up to 8 players split into one teacher role and seven student roles in a match.
- Funcore Games developed the game, and its demo reportedly passed 1 million downloads.
- The full version adds a new female teacher character and 10 stage types.
Up to 8 players split into one teacher and seven students, with students hiding among NPCs to pull pranks. Funcore Games developed it, and the demo reportedly passed 1 million downloads.
The full version adds a new female teacher character and 10 stage types, including a dormitory and hot pot themed classroom, a restroom, and an athletic field. New items like smoke bombs, tranquilizer guns, and drones widen both the students' prank options and the teacher's counterplay.
Room settings allow more than 20 parameters to be adjusted, covering participant count, teacher count, and item spawn rate. The match cap now sits at 8 players, and LAN play and Steam Workshop are supported alongside server optimization. A bundle named Worst Banana Ever pairs the game with the cooperative bomb-defusal title BOMBANANA! at 10% off.
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