Slacking School

📝 Special Statement

That sounds like you are describing the game Slacking School!

It's a classic "slacking" style of mini-game collection, where the goal is to successfully complete a series of fun, off-task activities without getting caught by the teacher.

Here is a breakdown of the typical gameplay and the key rule:

The Objective

The goal is to complete all of the fun "slacking" mini-games shown on the screen before the timer runs out on the level.

How to Play

1. Start an Activity: When the teacher is busy (usually facing away from you or writing on the board), you will see several little icons or actions appear around your character. Click or tap one to start a mini-game (e.g., painting your nails, playing on your phone, doing your makeup, or shooting a paper ball).
2. Complete the Mini-Game: Each activity is a short, simple mini-game that you complete with rapid clicks or taps. For example:
   • Painting Nails: Click on each nail to paint it.
   • Texting: Rapidly tap the screen to type a message.
3. Watch the Teacher (The Key Rule!): This is the most crucial part of the game.
   • You must constantly watch the teacher.
   • When an exclamation mark (!) appears above the teacher's head, or they suddenly turn their head toward you, you must immediately stop what you are doing by taking your finger off the screen or quickly moving your mouse away.
   • If you are caught slacking when the teacher is looking, the game is over!

Tips for Winning

• Quick Reactions: The teacher's head turns are often fast and random. Be prepared to stop the instant you see the warning.
• Prioritize: Some mini-games are faster to complete than others. If you're running out of time, try to finish the quick, low-effort tasks first.
• The Looky-Loo Window: Wait for the teacher to be preoccupied (like writing on the blackboard or looking down) to start a new activity, giving you the maximum window of opportunity.