Mind the eyes

The counter up top shows how many people can see you. Make your move when nobody's watching.
Duck the Rules is a first-person school game about breaking every rule without getting caught. Demo on December 1, 2026.

The counter up top shows how many people can see you. Make your move when nobody's watching.

If it isn't nailed down, it's yours. Even the class skeleton.

Leave your mark on every door in the bathroom.

Say hi, stir things up, send them back to their seats.

Classrooms, halls, bathrooms, the yard. And a bell that always rings too soon.
Duck the Rules: Schoolyard Rebellion is a first-person game about school. You roam the classrooms, halls, bathrooms and the yard and break every rule you can without getting caught. It's an indie game, in development now.
Tag the walls and the bathroom stalls with markers, flood the bathroom, shove the desks around, throw paper balls, grab anything that isn't nailed down (the class skeleton too) and wind up your classmates.
A counter at the top of the screen shows how many people can see you. The janitor and the Deputy Head, a duck in a black suit, patrol the school. If they spot you, you're taken to the Deputy Head.
A first-person school sandbox: you walk around the school freely, with physics, a little stealth and a lot of pranks. A school simulator where breaking the rules is the whole point.
The demo is planned for December 1, 2026. Join the waitlist and you'll get one email when it's out.
Ten classmates: Ace, Nerd, Gamer, Sport, Shy, Goth, Art, Dream, Glam and Punk.
Every coin helps.
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