Worst Class Ever Guide

Worst Class Ever vs Finals Week

Updated · Launch

Quick answer

They're different games. Finals Week (DESTINYbit / Pretty Soon, released October 29) is a 1–4 player co-op game about cheating on an exam under a teacher's nose. Worst Class Ever (Funcore Games, November 10) is asymmetric PvP: one human teacher versus up to five human troublemakers hiding among dozens of NPCs, 8 players at launch. The viral clips of students eating burgers from drawers and being tied to pillars are Worst Class Ever.

Worst Class Ever Finals Week
Developer Funcore Games (Beijing) · 2P Games DESTINYbit · Pretty Soon
Release November 10, 2026 October 29, 2026
Players up to 8 (1+ teacher vs students) 1–4 co-op
The teacher a human player AI
Goal fill the Mischief bar / catch all real students pass the exam by cheating without being caught
NPC crowd dozens of NPC classmates to hide among —
Maps 3 in the demo, up to 10 at launch exam halls
Price unannounced about $4 (¥28)

Why people mix them up

Both went viral in the same fortnight with first-person classroom footage. A Steam forum thread even asks which is the “AI copy”. They weren’t made by the same studio and the structures are opposite: one is co-op versus a script, the other is players hunting players.

Other games people compare it to

I Didn’t Cheat (single-player exam cheating), schoolbreak.io (5-minute rounds of school mayhem) and Recess Hall Pass (playground factions, no teacher). None has the hide-among-NPCs hook.

FAQ

Which one is 'the Among Us one'?

Worst Class Ever — real players blend in with NPCs and the teacher has to pick them out, which is why people compare it to Among Us.

Is Worst Class Ever a Roblox game?

There's an unrelated Roblox experience with the same name. The Steam game by Funcore Games is the one that topped Next Fest.

Can I play Finals Week against a human teacher?

No — Finals Week is co-op against an AI teacher. Worst Class Ever's teacher is a player.

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Sources

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