Cheat Or Repeat

Cheat Or Repeat employs a psychological horror element to create an immersive survival experience from a standard classroom examination. Redstone Middle School students experience extreme anxiety because academic failure results in severe punishment, but discovering someone cheated brings worse consequences. You face an impossible choice between two options because you exist in a surveillance environment, yet need to find the correct answers to avoid getting caught.

A Horror Game Where Every Glance Could Expose You

Cheat Or Repeat combines three different game elements into its unique educational thriller experience. The teaching staff at the school monitors student behavior to identify students who display suspicious conduct during testing, which escalates the testing situation from a regular exam to a testing emergency. Each action you take holds critical weight. Time has significant importance. Your test will end immediately if you make one error.

The classroom horror experience becomes more intense during the school day as its dangers increase. The teaching staff at the school develops physical abilities that make their movements harder to track and their behavior more unpredictable while they conduct exams.

How to Play Cheat Or Repeat

The exam must be completed before the time limit reaches its end. Success requires maintaining secrecy while implementing timed responses with immediate mental agility.

Core Gameplay:

• Check your answer sheet for errors.
  
• Search the classroom to identify potential threats.
  
• Use your phone to look up information.
  
• Enter search terms while staying hidden from others.
  
• Select the proper answers before the time limit ends.
  

This suspense survival game requires you to find the right balance between moving stealthily through the game world and moving quickly through it.

Controls Guide

Redstone Middle School requires students to learn these controls as their primary survival tools:

• Left Mouse: Look at your answer sheet
  
• Right Mouse: Look around the classroom
  
• Space: Check your phone
  
• W / A / S / D / Q / E: Perform search inputs based on phone prompts
  
• 1 / 2 / 3 / 4: Select answers (A / B / C / D)

Your best defense consists of making quick reactions and observing your surroundings.