Eyes On The Exam

Eyes On The Exam begins in silence, but it’s not a peaceful kind. You sit at a desk with a test in front of you, surrounded by others who never speak, never move. The instructor watches from the front—tall, still, wrong. The only instruction is to complete the exam before time runs out. No hints, no study materials. The pressure isn’t just academic—it’s survival. This is not a normal test, and failing it feels like something more than a bad grade.

Stealth Hidden in Routine Actions

Looking around becomes your main strategy. There are clues on nearby desks, notes taped to walls, marks carved into wood. These fragments help you answer questions, but moving your head or eyes too much draws the teacher’s attention. And when it notices you looking where you shouldn’t, the atmosphere shifts immediately. Staying unnoticed becomes just as important as filling in the test. The more you rely on observation, the more danger you invite.

What Shapes the Core Gameplay

·         First-person view locked in a classroom environment

·         No external interface—everything exists within the world

·         Exam questions must be answered under time pressure

·         Visual stealth system tied to camera movement

·         Hidden story pieces unlocked through exploration

These features combine to turn a basic exam into a psychological challenge filled with tension and unease.

Secrets Hidden Behind Every Attempt

Not everything in the room is static. With each new session, something changes—faint whispers, a different face at the back of the class, papers that weren’t there before. There’s a story buried beneath the test sheets, revealed through small discoveries and repeated play. Even the questions begin to feel strange, as if they’re academic problems, and part of something deeper. The classroom seems to respond to your actions in ways that can’t always be explained.

No Passing Grade, Only Survival

Eyes On The Exam is not a game of speed or memorization. It’s about learning how to exist under watch, how to gather information without becoming a target. Every correct answer feels earned, every mistake carries weight. The more you try to escape the repetition, the more you realize that the exam was never meant to be finished—it was meant to trap you in its rhythm. And the only way to break that rhythm is to see what lies beyond the final question.