School Days

This game is the most renowned in school. The game has been downloaded over 10 MILLION times. The school imprisonment was closed down and reopened as a high school, but the main goal of the game is the same, to survive and thrive! Every hour of every day is in real-time mode, from waking up in the morning to attending a timetable packed with classes, as you explore a city filled with interactive props. Learning from each class will assist you in answering real questions in 10 different subjects, as you work towards the desired grades to graduate. However, with over 100 students walking the halls, a popularity contest determines whether your days are filled with fun or fear. While the game is mostly free to play, players can also upgrade to a "Private" education for an enhanced experience, which removes ads and makes the school theirs to customize. Players of Private mode can create their own student and keep their changes in all 10 classes as well as the teachers and civilians. You can have a more continuous experience which will end whenever you want it to. Some basic controls in the game are A = Attack (aim low individually and with directions to aim high), G = Grapple, R = Run, P = Pick-Up / Drop (throwing with a direction), T = Taunt (interact with props). There are other controls available as well. Press ATTACK and RUN together to launch a powerful attack. Press any button with a direction (or none) in a grapple to trigger different moves (similar to Wrestling Revolution). RUN and PICK-UP combined together sets fire to a small object (which in turn is used to set on fire a larger object). To pause the game for more options, touch the clock or health meter. Tap the speech bubbles to speed through conversations. Performance is also an important aspect of the game. If your device struggles to display lots of characters, you should consider keeping the "Population" option low. Sleeping on "Speed Up Frame Rate" will require good performance, so consider leaving it on "Speed Up Clock." If you want to tone down other features, head to the "Display" options.