Final Exam

Final Exam, also known as Final Exam: Independence Days, drops you into a vibrant 2.5D side-scrolling action platformer where four high school students team up to fight off waves of creepy monsters. If you’ve ever wanted to mix combo-heavy action with a splash of humor and a side of gore, this might be your kind of game. Looking for a casual coop with friends or some single-player chaos? This title covers both, and it’s free to grab.

What’s the Game About?

At its core, Final Exam is about quick reflexes, combos, and teamwork. You pick one of four distinct characters, each with their own style and abilities, as you battle through hordes of monsters in the town of Leafmore. It’s not just mindless slashing though—there’s a bit of strategy as you level up and customize your weapons to fit your playstyle.

Key Features

• Four Unique Characters: Muscle-bound jock? Brainy nerd? Choose who suits your style.
• 2.5D Side-Scrolling Gameplay: Classic platformer vibe with a colorful, cartoonish look.
• Multiplayer Madness: Team up locally or online with up to three friends.
• Skill and Gear Progression: Level up, upgrade weapons, mix combos.
• Humor Meets Horror: Expect laughs amid the monster gore.

Why Give It a Try?

Need a challenge? You got it. Want to mess around with friends? It’s built for co-op mayhem. And the best part—it’s free. Sure, it’s not a deep RPG or a horror masterpiece, but if you want something quick to jump into that balances fun and familiar gameplay, Final Exam fits the bill. Plus, the cartoon-style visuals keep things light—not too scary, not too serious.

Heads-Up

Sometimes the difficulty spikes without much warning. Lesson learned: always carry a spare sword—you never know when the monsters will swarm. The online multiplayer can get messy depending on your connection, but when it works, it’s a blast.

Final Exam isn’t reinventing the wheel, but it’s a solid pick if you want simple, fast-paced action with friends or solo. Ready to jump, slash, and survive some high school monster madness? Give it a try—you might find it’s the refresher break your gaming library needs.