What’s happening at Next Fest
Funcore Games’ upcoming social deduction party game is one of the most-played demos in the October 24 Next Fest snapshot. Its 1–6 player setup casts one person as the teacher and up to five others as troublemaking students hiding among NPC classmates.
What makes the game stand out
Students sneak snacks, pass notes and use phones without being spotted; the teacher searches the crowd. The premise turns familiar classroom rule-breaking into a readable cat-and-mouse loop, with the NPC crowd creating the central camouflage challenge.
Who may want to try it
The hook is easy to explain and naturally gives friends opposite goals. If the demo makes each side feel clever rather than random, Worst Class Ever could become a lively party option for groups who enjoy social deduction with a playful setting.
Playable demo: Yes — Play the Worst Class Ever demo on Steam.
Sources and reporting
- Worst Class Ever Makes Classroom Mischief a Social Deduction Game — Steam / 2P Games. Published or updated: date not listed. Supports: developer and publisher credits, game format, key listed features, planned release timing, downloadable demo availability and the Next Fest participation banner.
- Steam Next Fest live chart — Output Lag. Published or updated: October 24, 2026 (snapshot at 1 p.m. EDT / 10 a.m. PDT). Supports: live demo-player ranking and current festival scale; ranking is a third-party snapshot, not Valve's official post-event list.
- Steam Next Fest: October 2026 Edition — Valve / Steam. Published or updated: date not listed. Supports: event participation and event dates.
- Worst Class Ever Demo — 2P Games / Steam. Published or updated: date not listed. Supports: the playable demo and its official installation page.