
The smash hit game Skool Daze has returned with all the characters and trickiness of the original. Be Eric the hero. Crack codes, fire catapults, hypnotise teachers, trap rats and frogs. Complete the tasks and don’t go over 10000 lines and get expelled.
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Languages: English
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This game is Excellent. It has skool daze , the follow up game Back 2 skool and even more. It is fun to play and well worth buying. Simple but challenging, very enjoyable and looks great as well.
I played the original Skool Daze back in 84-85 - top game back then, and this one hits the nostalgia nerve as the mechanics are basically the same as in the original game. One difference is that this new game is easier to complete, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Overall, had a good time playing through this one.
Absolutely loved this game back in the day (is my favourite) and was absolutely delighted to download it on Steam. However, very glitchy/buggy, teachers and pupils are able to walk through walls/climb stairs and go off the screen eg Mr Wacker climbs the stairs from the white room to his office and carries on through the roof of the skool and disappears, or Einstein disappears and I can't get Mr Creaks part of the code. I'm also unable to select the aliasing option. I liked the option where I was able to change the keyboard functions/commands, learning how to aim with the water pistol in the tutorial took some getting used but once you get the hang of it I found it to be fine (i'm using a Mac). Overal, I really like the game (downloaded 24th August) but it's become unplayable and frustrating because of the glitches/bugs encountered.
Already out of date on MacOS, starting the game up for the first time tells me the game is 32 bit and will break with the next OS release later this year. For a new game it would be reasonable to expect 64bit binaries. The controls don't work very well with mac keyboard layout and unresponsive. The catapult doesnt seem to be able to aim, trying to move up and down the stairs proves problematic at best, frustating most of the time since it is inconsistent. The game is clearly windows with a poor and not properly tested export to MacOS. Was looking forward to the nostalgia but so far found it unplayable on MacOS.
If you enjoyed the original, you will love this. A very good remake!
omg!!! the classic is BACK!!! I actually like this better than the original on ZX Spectrum and c64 and the stupid remake they had on dos 30 years ago. You got 3 different skools. The first one the sequel and an all new story in a "nu" skool! Problem is though, the aim controls are awkward. Also MR creek doesn't tell you his birthday year until way later. You no longer need to write on the white room chalkboard the safe has a keypad. All you need to do is write down MR Creek's year of birth. In spite of ctiticism I like this version! Ratin 9/10
Was nice to return to my childhood playing this. I never managed to beat the original Skool Daze back in the 80s but did somehow clear Back 2 Skool once! With the QoL changes in this I did clear all 3 levels in 7 hours. There's a nice touch of unlocking characters with unique skills, which adds some replay value! While the new map is nice it's also far too easy because of the size. When the teacher hunts for you skipping class it's far too easy to avoid them which removes much of the challenge! The mumps event in Skool Daze never happened once on this but in the OG version it would kill 95% of runs! Doubt it'd be much of an issue here with machinegun slingshot! i did get a teacher stuck on the stairs twice when using stink bombs! Going up and down stairs on controller will sometimes refuse to work! Overall still an enjoyable return to one of my fav games :)
Fantastic game - very well written to be like the original, including the sounds but updated to work with the latest Windows O/S - Windows 10. Really enjoyed playing this again after more than 3 decades. Once you get the hang of the keys again or remap them, the gameplay is great and scrolls smoothly. Anyone who has played this in their childhood I thoroughly recommend this again now.
Great Game. Terrible interface. Obviously developers never play tested with keyboard. Whereas you can change the mapped keys, some things like aiming a water pistol simply doesn't seem to work. I don't have a console keypad thingy so I can't play.
Wow I loved Skool Daze Reskooled! It's so addictive and great fun. I have really enjoyed the variations in levels and challenges and while it has been updated and looks amazing, it also keeps its retro nostalgia. Brought back so many memories but also the children have enjoyed playing it too. It brings the family together. I would really recommend the game to previous gamers but also to younger people who haven't heard of the title before
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