School Days is a school-life simulation in which you take the role of a student and work toward graduating. The school setting combines classes and exams with open-ended exploration and interactions with classmates and teachers. The source describes bullying and other school problems as challenges to handle, so student life includes both routine activities and difficult encounters.
Explore the school and interact
You can move around the school and take part in activities associated with student life. The source describes walking through hallways and encountering non-player characters whose reactions depend on your actions. Interactions with classmates and teachers can have consequences: misbehavior may lead to punishment, including probation that limits which classes you can attend for a period.
The game also describes multiple quests and a high degree of freedom, but does not set out a fixed sequence for completing them. This means the documented activities include exploration and social encounters without establishing one required route through every part of play.
Attend lessons and work toward graduation
Classes include theory and practical lessons. Theory classes call for listening, while practical activities can include conducting experiments in a chemistry lab. Exams ask questions based on material taught in class, and earning good grades on every exam is presented as necessary for graduation. Class attendance and academic performance therefore connect directly to the stated goal of finishing school.
The source does not specify a timetable or a complete order of lessons and exams. It does describe attending classes on time and answering academic questions as part of school life, alongside other activities and encounters.
Use the documented controls
The basic controls use A for attack, G for grab, R for run, P for picking up or dropping objects, and T for taunting. The game also has advanced control options for actions such as stronger attacks, igniting objects, and performing different moves while grabbing. These controls support both movement and interactions, although the source does not detail every input or explain the exact conditions for each advanced action.
Customize characters and school
You can create multiple profiles and select characters available in the profile list, with examples including a “bad boy” or a nerd. Clothing options include shirts, T-shirts, and jackets in different colors, allowing you to change a character’s look. The source also says you can create your own school, but does not explain the customization steps or which parts of the school can be changed.
Presentation and play context
The game uses bright, colorful graphics. Its school setting brings together lessons, exams, exploration, and consequences for behavior rather than describing a single activity as the entire experience. The source identifies Android as the platform but does not provide a usable minimum operating-system version.