No solo mode — it's a 3-to-8-player online (or LAN at launch) game. No crossplay or consoles: Windows on Steam only. The demo is gone (removed Nov 3). Price unannounced as of Nov 5. The full game launches November 9 US / November 10 Asia-Europe.
Who made it
Funcore Games (Beijing; previous title Return from Core) with publisher 2P Games (Sultan’s Game, The Hungry Lamb). The producer posts as Yomi on X (@Yomi_Funcore). Funcore hasn’t published a Discord link; support goes through 2P Games.
The Next Fest numbers
10,000+ players on demo day one (Oct 14) → 200,000 in 7 days → 300,000 in 10 days → 600,000+ and #1 by player count at the end of Steam Next Fest (Oct 27). Concurrent peak reports range from about 26,000 to 28,000 depending on the tracker.
Is it the Roblox game?
No. There’s an unrelated Roblox experience called “Worst class ever”. This site covers the Steam game.
FAQ
Can I play Worst Class Ever alone?
No. There are no bots for the teacher role and no single-player mode. Players reported matches start at 3 (1 teacher, 2 students).
How many players?
Up to 6 in the demo, up to 8 in the full game. The host can set the number of teachers at launch.
Is there crossplay?
No — there's only a Windows version.
Is it on Mac, Linux, PS5, Xbox or Switch?
No. Windows only; no console version announced.
Does it work on Steam Deck?
Unrated, Windows-only, no controller flag. Assume not for now.
Is the demo still available?
No, it was removed on November 3, 2026.
How much is it?
Not announced yet. Not free.
Who is the female teacher?
A second teacher character added at launch; name and differences unpublished.
Does it have Steam Workshop and achievements?
Both are flagged on the Steam page. The Workshop was empty before launch and the achievement list wasn't visible.
Are 20-player rooms real?
Only through mods or private servers. Official cap: 8.
Checked against the current version on · Medium confidence — consistent community reports, not officially confirmed. Spotted something outdated? Tell us.
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