The official release date for Finals Week is October 29, 2026. Developed by DESTINYbit and published by Pretty Soon, the title is an online co-op cheating simulator built around surviving difficult school exams alongside teammates.

Steam store documentation and developer announcements confirm that the game targets a PC launch on Windows. Players work together to pass tests, distract strict proctors, and share stolen answers using odd assortments of tools.

Finals Week Release Date and Platform Availability

Finals Week launches on October 29, 2026, for Windows PC via Steam. Developer DESTINYbit announced the title in mid-August 2026 and confirmed the October launch schedule in official Steam community updates.

DetailOfficial Specification
Release DateOctober 29, 2026
DeveloperDESTINYbit
PublisherPretty Soon
PlatformPC (Windows via Steam)
Steam App ID4715160
Multiplayer ModesSingle-player, Multi-player, Online Co-op
Family SharingSupported
Steam AchievementsSupported

Pricing details have not been announced on the official store page. Steam community members have asked about retail pricing and lobby size caps in forum discussions, but the publisher has not yet published a price tag or explicit player count limits beyond the co-op tag designations.

Cheating Mechanics and Core Loop

Finals Week frames exam survival as a stealth-oriented party simulator. Players enter test rooms without studying and must survive a series of increasingly difficult exams. The classroom loop relies on high-risk communication, sharing answers, and avoiding detection.

Evading the Teacher

A strict instructor patrols the aisles throughout each test. Getting caught leads to disciplinary actions, including physical restraints such as a Cone of Shame. The instructor also targets misbehaving students with accurately thrown chalkboard erasers, forcing teammates to time their movements and maintain situational awareness.

Answer Gathering and Tools

Students can harvest answers through several interactive methods:

  • Peeking at neighboring NPC students who spent time studying.
  • Knocking out uncooperative classmates to take their papers.
  • Passing textbooks across aisles.
  • Communicating via walkie-talkies and cellphones.
  • Scouting distant desks using binoculars.
  • Scribbling answers onto spare sheets of paper, classroom walls, or the faces of squad members.

Hallway Hangouts and Customization

Between testing periods, students assemble in the main hall. This transition area lets squads design strategies for upcoming classrooms, toss baseballs, play basketball, and decorate statues. Completing exams rewards cosmetic items, allowing players to unlock new outfits and accessories for their characters.

Finals Week PC System Requirements

The official Steam configuration list specifies requirements for both entry-level and recommended Windows hardware setups.

SpecificationMinimum RequirementRecommended Requirement
Operating SystemWindows 10 (64-bit)Windows 11 (64-bit)
ProcessorIntel Core i7-3820 or equivalentAMD Ryzen 9 3900XT or equivalent
Memory8 GB RAM8 GB RAM
Graphics CardNvidia GeForce GTX 970 or equivalentNvidia GeForce RTX 3060 or equivalent
DirectXVersion 11Version 12
NetworkBroadband Internet connectionBroadband Internet connection
Storage2 GB available space2 GB available space
Audio InputMicrophone strongly recommendedMicrophone strongly recommended

Both configurations note that a microphone is strongly recommended to coordinate strategies during exams.

Supported Languages and Community Playtests

The developer ran community playtests through Discord ahead of release to gather feedback on group mechanics.

The Steam product page lists 15 supported languages:

  • English
  • French
  • Italian
  • German
  • Spanish (Spain)
  • Spanish (Latin America)
  • Japanese
  • Korean
  • Polish
  • Portuguese (Brazil)
  • Russian
  • Simplified Chinese
  • Traditional Chinese
  • Turkish
  • Ukrainian

Finals Week FAQ

When does Finals Week come out?

Finals Week is scheduled to release on October 29, 2026.

What platforms can play Finals Week?

The game is confirmed solely for Windows PC through Steam. Console editions have not been announced.

Does Finals Week support solo play?

Yes. The Steam feature list includes both Single-player and Online Co-op options, allowing you to play alone or with friends.

Is voice chat required?

While a microphone is not strictly required to launch the game, the system requirements explicitly list a microphone as strongly recommended for co-op coordination.