Cheat or Repeat

You didn't study, but the exam is now. Cheat or Repeat is a clever stealth game where you secretly check your phone for exam answers while keeping an eye on the teacher's every move.

About Cheat or Repeat

The game sits you down at an exam desk. Your test paper is in front of you, your phone is in your pocket. The teacher is walking around the classroom — to avoid getting caught, you need to manage both when you look at your phone and where the teacher is at any given moment.

Press Space to sneak a look at your phone. Quickly type the letters that appear on screen to fill the search bar — filling it gives you the answer. Use the number keys to select the right answer. A wrong choice lowers your score but the game goes on.

When the teacher gets close, switch back to your test paper immediately. Right-clicking lets you look around to check the teacher's position. If their location looks suspicious — maybe they're already right behind you — hold your gaze there until you're sure they've moved on.

Why do kids love it?

The fun tension and absurd scenario make this stand out. Exam stress turns into something genuinely funny.

Warning

The game is built around a cheating theme. Cheating has real consequences in actual school — the game turns that into a fun fictional setting.

1. Check your phone: Press Space to sneak a look at your phone.
2. Search for the answer: Type the letters that appear on screen to fill the search bar — the answer pops up.
3. Select the answer: Use number keys 1-4 to pick the answer shown on your phone.
4. Look around: Right-click to turn your head and check where the teacher is.
5. Switch back: If the teacher is getting close, flip back to your test paper immediately.

• Track the teacher: Regularly right-click to scan the room — sudden movements in your direction are a warning sign.
• Type fast: Filling the search bar quickly leaves less time for the teacher to catch you.
• Suspicious position: If the teacher's location looks odd — maybe they're already behind you — hold your gaze there until they clearly move away before checking your phone.

• Dual-task balance: Look up answers while watching the teacher at the same time.
• Real exam tension: Timing and attention-splitting mechanics.
• Score tracking: Wrong answers and close calls both affect your score.