This is the anti-visual novel. Instead of playing as some guy magically able to score with beautiful anime girls, YOU play the anime girl and create mass chaos in the lives of your potential "suitors". Earnest comedy, social accuracy, and late 2000's aesthetic await you in Class of '09!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 95 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Themes across 95 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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the game has funny characters like nicole and jecka saying funny lines like really funny lines idk which ones tho i forgot. the part where they do drugs is totally cool like high school level type cool likke me
No one understands Jeffery's pain..
si eres muy amable con los hombres te terminaras batando
this game is so funny dude, it really is accurate on the specific archetypes in highschool.. also the humor used in this is wildly creative, like even i couldn't imagine funnier things. hate this fandom though..
its funny that this game is meant to be good but its not, even tho i had fun(sometimes) and i REALLY didn't had fun with jeffery, he is a weirdo.
apperantly it was wrong to join the nazi movement
Funny ass game 10/10
Class of '09 is a hilarious parody of American culture, with each character taking typical stereotypes and cranking them up to the extreme. Yes, the humor is extremely edgy, but its intentional. Its not trying to appeal to the edgelords who might play it, but rather mocking them just like it mocks everyone else. Just like Nicole, it hates everyone equally. Overall its a hilarious experience as long as you know not to take it seriously.
Jeffery
In this game I can do what I can only dream of irl, kms
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