As a morally conflicted educator in a government-backed experiment, manipulate students’ academic failure while navigating “free-use” privileges in this twisted management sim. Customize corruption pacing, sabotage progress, and endure chaotic events in a controversial narrative blending strategy, taboo choices, and player-driven consequences.
Game Instructions
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Ethical Sabotage & Adaptive Systems
1. Academic Manipulation: Delay student success using tactics like altering test answers, assigning impossible tasks, or hosting “distracting” extracurricular activities—all while balancing faculty expectations and hidden experiment metrics.
2. Customizable Corruption: Adjust progression sliders to control how quickly students succumb to psychological conditioning. Prioritize subtle manipulation or rapid moral decay, with outcomes affecting endings and unlockable scenarios.
3. Resource Management: Allocate limited funds to upgrade classroom tools (e.g., hypnotic projectors, pheromone diffusers) or bribe officials to extend the experiment’s timeline.
Streamlined Mechanics & Dynamic Disruptions
1. Reduced Grind: Automate repetitive tasks like grading or attendance tracking via AI assistants, freeing time to focus on strategic decisions and interpersonal schemes.
2. Randomized Events: Encounter unexpected scenarios—student protests, government inspections, or blackmail attempts—that force improvisation. Temporary buffs or debuffs add unpredictability without micromanagement.
3. Roleplay Flexibility: Choose between ruthless pragmatism, reluctant compliance, or rebellious subversion through dialogue trees. Your approach unlocks unique perks, from silenced whistleblowers to loyal student informants.
Early Access Transparency & Future Vision
1. Player-Driven Tweaks: Beta testers can submit feedback via in-game polls to prioritize fixes (e.g., UI overhauls) or new features like co-op faculty management.
2. Live Development Updates: Receive monthly patches addressing bugs, adding placeholder art replacements, and expanding event libraries. Early adopters gain exclusive access to concept art and developer diaries.
3. Roadmap Previews: Planned updates include student backstory expansions, multiplayer rivalry modes, and modding tools for custom scenarios.
