Overview
Prepare for a wild ride in "How Asian Parents Went to School," a chaotic co-op adventure developed by Andy Yeet and published by Kaljag Games and MadOctopus. This indie title throws players into a hilariously exaggerated version of a parent's school commute, where survival is optional but reaching school is mandatory. Get ready to climb impossible obstacles and face bizarre challenges, all in the name of family honor.
Highlights
- Embark on a perilous journey to school with up to three friends in this action-packed, first-person co-op platformer.
- Face off against a terrifying 'bear who identifies as a cat,' complete with a flamethrower and a deadly game of Freeze Tag.
- Experience a unique blend of difficult platforming and comedic survival, released on August 25, 2026.
Who It's For
This game is perfect for players who enjoy challenging platformers, cooperative multiplayer experiences, and a good dose of absurd humor. If you've ever heard your parents recount their tough school days with a twinkle in their eye, this game offers a comically exaggerated way to understand their struggles. It's for those who don't mind a bit of difficulty and love to laugh with friends.
Game Info
"How Asian Parents Went to School" is a single-player and multiplayer title that emphasizes online co-op. Players will navigate treacherous environments, testing their platforming skills and teamwork. The game features a distinct visual style and a focus on emergent comedic moments arising from its challenging gameplay and over-the-top scenarios. It supports a wide range of languages, ensuring a broad audience can join the fun.
