School Days

School Days is a school sandbox simulation game. Originally a prison, it was converted into a school by the government after its closure, and you'll become a student, experiencing high school life, making friends, and ultimately graduating. But the game isn't all smooth sailing; you'll encounter various realistic problems, including bullying, so you must handle these challenges correctly to survive. The game has a simple style and offers players a high degree of freedom. You can freely explore the school and experience everything students need to do.

Controls

School Days' control system might seem a bit complex at first glance, but the in-game tutorial quickly gets you started. A, G, R, P, and T represent basic control functions such as attack, grab, run, pick up/drop, and taunt. But that's not all! The game also offers advanced control options. You can launch powerful attacks, ignite objects, trigger different moves while grabbing, and more! Want to take a break or quickly finish a dialogue? School Days has you covered!

Features

Costumes

In my school, the uniform is a white shirt, tie, and blue pants. But in America, you can wear whatever you want. Since this game is set in an American school, you can design your own "bad boy" outfit. You can wear shirts, T-shirts, and jackets of various colors.

Grades

Remember studying hard to pass every exam in school? The same applies to *School Days*: you must get good grades on every exam to graduate. Here, you need to take a real exam. Our examiners will ask questions based on the official textbook taught in class. Therefore, in addition to completing other activities, you must also pay attention in class.

Punishment and Detention

If you misbehave with classmates or teachers, you will be punished. My friends may not know what probation is, so let me explain: Probation means you can only attend certain classes for a period of time. This is a punishment for students who misbehave. Although it seems easy on the surface, probation is a very severe punishment.

Profile

You can create multiple profiles and play as numerous characters, such as your favorite bad boy or nerd; you can play as many characters as you like, as long as they are available in the list.

Themes

You'll need to attend many classes, including theory and practical ones. In theory classes, you must listen attentively; in practical classes, you must do useful things, such as conducting experiments in the chemistry lab.

Vibrant Graphics

The game features bright, colorful graphics, using a lot of color to make it look vibrant. Many might find the graphics childish and lacking in refinement, but I believe this is precisely where current game design needs improvement, because we shouldn't judge a game solely on its visuals. While the art style may be somewhat immature, there's no need to worry, as the game's storyline is absolutely top-notch.

Special Features

You can create your own school, and there are no ads. In your school, you can do whatever you want.

Pros & Cons

Pros: 

Customizable characters, multiple quests to perform, engaging game mechanics

Cons: 

Lacks tutorial mode

FAQS

What is School Days?

School Days is a mobile game simulating school life where players manage classes, socialize, and cope with daily challenges in a crowded school.

How to play School Days?

You'll attend classes on time, answer academic questions, walk through hallways, and deal with NPCs' reactions to your actions.

Is the School Days APK free to play?

Yes, the base game is free, but there's an optional paid mode that removes ads and adds custom tools.

Who should play School Days?

It's suitable for players who enjoy open-ended simulations, light role-playing, and casual chaos without strict goals.

Can School Days run on older devices?

Yes, but lowering the user count setting helps improve performance on less powerful phones.

Summary

School Days is suitable for players who enjoy simulation games, casual role-playing, and chaotic school scenarios. It's perfect for short play sessions and appeals to players who enjoy freely exploring an open world without strict objectives. Students may find the game relatable, while older players are often drawn to its humor and unpredictability.