CheatCheat is a co-op exam cheating game from CheatDev where you and up to five other students try to survive a school run by a demonic faculty. Instead of studying, players steal answers, distract teachers, share secret signals, use weird cheating tools, and build up skills just to pass impossible year-end exams by any means necessary. The idea also has a very specific anime spark behind it. According to the developer, CheatCheat was initially inspired by the Chunin Exams arc in Naruto, and the concept kept growing as the team explored how much comedy, teamwork, and ridiculous school survival energy they could squeeze out of it. The Steam page also mentions dodgeball tournaments, food fights, lockers, snitches, teacher’s pets, magic 8 balls, emo magic, and a teacher with zero tolerance for cheaters. It sounds like the kind of game built for messy friend-group moments, where passing the test is less about being smart and more about coordinating the dumbest plan possible without getting caught. CheatCheat is currently listed as coming soon on Steam, with online co-op, comedy, stealth, exploration, and first-person action tags already attached to it. Would you trust your friends enough to cheat through an impossible exam together? 📚