2P Games and Elegoose Games have released “Worst Class Ever,” a competitive party game developed by Funcore Games, for Windows. The game—whose demo version, released prior to launch, surpassed 1 million downloads—has gotten off to a strong start, with reviews already labeling it “very well-received” as of its release date.
Teacher vs. Students
This is a competitive party game for up to 8 players. Players are divided into one teacher and seven students; the students must blend in among dozens of NPC students to carry out prank missions, while the teacher aims to find and catch the mischievous students.
With this release, a new female homeroom teacher has been introduced, along with 10 different classroom settings, 20 customizable room options, and Steam Workshop support.
As of the time of writing (November 10), the game’s release date, it has received “Very Positive” reviews on Steam, with 87% of 70 reviews recommending it. While the game is highly praised for its lively multiplayer experience and for evoking the feeling of being a student, some reviews have pointed out that the connection to the servers is unstable.
Demo Reaches 1 Million Downloads
A demo version of this game was released prior to launch, and it was reported that the number of downloads exceeded 1 million and that it ranked first in player count during the October Steam Next Fest.
According to SteamDB, the demo recorded a peak of 27,832 concurrent players, and the full game—which was officially released—reached 32,316 concurrent players around 10:30 PM on November 10 and continues to grow.
"Worst Class Ever" is currently available for Windows (Steam) for 985 yen (640 yen until November 24).
