Bad Guys at School (v2020.08.11)

School corridors become a chaotic playground where desks, doors, teachers, and classmates all serve as tools for rebellion. Bad Guys at School is a mischievous indie sandbox built around student uprisings and faculty retaliation, letting players either trash the institution from within or attempt to restore order as an overwhelmed teacher. Its tone is deliberately cartoonish and destructive rather than serious, with the appeal coming from seeing how much trouble a small group can cause in an interactive school. Whether played alone or with others, the premise revolves around escalating everyday misbehavior into full-scale campus mayhem.

Students complete disruptive objectives to gain cash and reputation, gradually earning the status of a proper troublemaker. Missions ask you to locate objects, use items in specific ways, and manipulate the school environment, so wandering the map and experimenting with its props is as important as following objectives. Money earned during matches pays for equipment in the shop, with each purchase opening up new ways to complete tasks and build momentum. Multiplayer turns the setup into a team contest: students work to cause enough havoc, while teachers try to contain them, and the side with the stronger score wins.

What separates it from more structured school-themed games is its emphasis on freeform physical chaos and role reversal. Playing as a teacher gives the multiplayer mode a useful counterpoint to the student campaign, since success means reacting to disorder rather than simply creating it. The rough-edged, low-budget presentation fits its silly sandbox spirit, making it feel closer to Goat Simulator-style messing around than a polished competitive brawler. Players who enjoy emergent comedy, destructible-looking environments, and playing with friends will get the most from it, while anyone seeking a deep story or refined tactical combat may find the joke wears thin.