Class is in session — and the students are revolting! Publisher 2P Games and developer Funcore Games have today announced that Worst Class Ever, the asymmetric classroom party game that completely dominated October’s Steam Next Fest, is officially out now on Steam. And it’s arriving with a healthy launch discount for anyone ready to cause a little controlled chaos.
FROM NEXT FEST SENSATION TO FULL RELEASE
It’s not every indie game that claims the #1 spot during Steam Next Fest — but Worst Class Ever didn’t just compete, it blew the curve. Over 1 million players downloaded the demo during the festival, making it the most played title by player count across the entire event. Peak concurrent players hit nearly 27,000, proving that the idea of sneaking snacks and pulling pranks right under a teacher’s nose strikes a massive chord with players everywhere.
HOW IT PLAYS — TEACHER VS. STUDENTS
It’s the ultimate game of sneaky deception and sharp-eyed detection:
1 TEACHER vs. UP TO 7 STUDENTS
The Students must blend in with dozens of NPC classmates while secretly completing prank objectives — gobbling snacks, passing notes, playing on phones, and causing gentle chaos — all without drawing attention. Mimic the NPCs perfectly, and you vanish into the crowd. Slip up, and it’s detention.
The Teacher? Their job is simple: watch everything, spot the weird behaviour, and catch every troublemaker. Scan the classroom, spot someone eating when they shouldn’t be, and send them to the front — but be careful, because the students have tricks up their sleeves.
WHAT’S IN YOUR LOCKER?
- Students get gadgets like smoke bombs, drones, and stealth spray to confuse and escape
- Teachers unlock CCTV, megaphones, and detention tools to track and catch culprits
- 10+ unique classrooms — Daytime Classroom, Evening Study Room, Computer Lab, and more — each with different layouts, hiding spots, and strategies
- Customise your match — Adjust player counts, item availability, round times, and even allow multiple teachers for extra chaos. Supports online, LAN, and Steam Workshop for custom content
PRICING & LAUNCH DEAL
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Release Date | Out now — 10 November 2026 |
| Platform | PC — Steam |
| Standard Price | $6.99 / €6.79 |
| Launch Discount | 35% OFF for the first 14 days |
| Players | 2–8 players online/LAN — minimum 1 teacher, max 7 students |
THE TECHMASH TAKE
Worst Class Ever nails exactly what a great party game should be: instantly understandable, endlessly replayable, and capable of turning a quiet evening into shouting matches of laughter. It’s basically a social deduction game where you don’t just lie — you have to act like a boring NPC while secretly munching crisps right in front of the teacher’s face. The gadgets add just enough chaos to keep matches fresh without breaking the core premise, and with up to seven students blending into a crowd, no two rounds ever feel the same.
At that price point — especially with the 35% launch discount — it’s a no-brainer for your next game night. Just remember: if you’re the teacher, trust no one. Not even the kid in the front row who looks like they’re taking notes. They’re probably passing notes.
Find out more here: Worst Class Ever
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