Rule Your School

child sweatshop simulator

this game is so stupid and janky but i love it it's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hilarious 10/10

Es passiert nicht viel und es hat echt einige Bugs. Sonst ganz nett...

funny to giggle at it with your friends as you build a sweatshop, but other then that theres only 2 hours of content

its kind of bad since you cant turn the camera

Game has a good idea, but poorly executed. I like the graphics and animations even though they are slightly broken. You can't turn your camera and there isnt multiple floors or anything like that. Its very simplistic and the characters are duplicated sometimes which is funny. The game is comedic so you should check it out yourself but it is quite buggy and breaks most of the time.

The game was fun for the first couple hours I played it. You get to design you own school, hire teachers, furnish it with items you unlock with achievements if you fulfill them, and occasionally you are asked to make decisions that affect your school's status. You have to fulfill the students' happiness, health, and grades, while also not going into debt maintaining the school. But the game's progression is so short, that it leaves a lot to be desired and makes it a bit boring and stagnant once you reach a certain point, and have more money than you know what to do with it. I mean, I guess I can't expect much from a game at this price but I still think there could have been a lot more done. The achievements aren't very challenging to complete and there isn't a lot to unlock anyway; you can probably unlock everything within an hour except decorations (that are unlocked when your students paint). You get to unlock fancier desks, boards, and some amenities such as a toilet, sink, and vending machines. Some things clearly affect your students, such as making vending machine junk foods free (lowers health), but some seem to make zero difference on the students? I wish there was some sort of description or numbers that state how this affects your students' happiness, for example if a cushier desk boosts their happiness or the digital board raises their grades. The game also lacks depth, which is surprising because I feel like there's a lot you can do with a game that revolves around running a school. It gets redundant to be asked the same questions in the game over and over that don't really have much effect on the game long term: should your students be allowed to smoke? Use phones in class? Drink alcohol at prom? These same questions get cycled throughout the game. You only get regular school desks, easels, pottery tables, and lab tables as far as setting up classrooms go. I think a larger variety of subjects would be much more engaging, or if you could assign different subjects to different classrooms that don't have a obviously special type of desk. Maybe weights for a weightlifting class, sports equipment, a kitchen for home ed, fish tanks/terrariums for biology/ecology, etc. There's so many different things that could be added. Maybe school clubs, or cliques, or the ability to pick out school colors, or more school events besides prom. There isn't even anything to make a cafeteria or library, which I feel is a quintessential part of a school. You get a soccer field that serves no purpose other than maybe boosting health and occasionally notifies you that your school's team lost, and gardens that help you get some more money. That's it. On top of adding different subjects, the teachers also are pretty useless. You could hire teachers with higher experience to raise your students' grades, but it would be neat to see each teacher have a different set of skills and hire them to teach different subjects accordingly. My biggest issue with this game besides the lack of depth, is how clunky and difficult it is to put down items/furniture. You will click to add an item and it'll appear in a completely random place. This gets annoying as your school gets bigger because it can be hard to find smaller things such as a router; it'll be on the complete opposite side from where you want it to be, so you have to scroll all the way there to drag it back to where you want. There's also the problem of not being able to move items at all after playing for a while, so I have to restart the game. This isn't such a big issue but I wish indoor decorations went beyond just potted plants and paintings. I'd like to see some more miscellaneous things such as bookshelves, bulletin boards, bins of school supplies, banners, a school mascot, a hamster cage for a class pet, drying racks for art rooms, etc. So overall, it isn't necessarily a bad game for the price because it's still fun to play for while, but it's very lackluster and doesn't have a lot of replay value.

Sooo fun and it allows you to do everything you dream of i only wish we could get a second floor

Just no.

Overall this game is a buggy mess, but also somewhat fun