Sneaky Eraser

Class is in session. Kind of boring. Eraser war? Yes! Sneaky Eraser is a turn-based physics party brawler for 2–6 players. Control your eraser, aim, charge, and launch! Knock everyone else's eraser off the desk, and you win! It's that simple~ Don't Get Caught by the Teacher Watch out—don't let the teacher catch you! The teacher will not put up with nonstop classroom noise. When the noise meter goes over the limit, the teacher locks onto the noisiest eraser in the room and gives chase! If your eraser is confiscated, you're eliminated on the spot. React fast enough and you might still get away—but any other eraser inside the teacher's pursuit range is in just as much danger! A Different Classroom Is a Different Battlefield Every class has its own special rules: - Math — Pick up the plus and minus cards scattered on the desk to adjust your launch-power range. A higher power cap means a harder eraser hit! Use the rule well and knock every opponent off the desk! - Painting — Your eraser becomes a paintbrush. Hit the ink drops on the desk to dye it the matching color, then fill in the line art to score points. Highest total score wins! Fall off the desk on purpose, and you forfeit. Tip: red + green = yellow! - P.E. — The desk becomes a mini soccer pitch. Control the ball and knock opponent erasers out of bounds! Customize Your Eraser Pick a rubber color, pair it with a paper sleeve, and make an eraser that's uniquely yours! Features - Classroom Crisis — Rowdiness builds noise. Too much, and the teacher shows up - Spectator Comments — A great match draws classmates who roast the action live - Multiple Classes — Study hall, math, painting, P.E., and more maps on the way - Local Multiplayer — 2–6 players on one computer, same screen - Online Multiplayer — Play with friends on Steam (2–6 players) A Friendly Note - Best played with friends—same screen or online. - More maps and modes are still in development. Credits Music: "Early Encounters" and "Sneaky Suspicion" from "Bitwise - An Eight Bit Video Game Soundtrack", by tcarisland , Credits Music: "Early Encounters" and "Sneaky Suspicion" from "Bitwise - An Eight Bit Video Game Soundtrack", by tcarisland (OpenGameArt), Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0). 3D model: "Rigged Hand" by J-Toastie (Poly Pizza), Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY). Modified for this game (orientation, scale, and materials).