Cheat or Repeat is a tense stealth puzzle where you secretly search answers during exams, avoid watchful teachers, and survive rising pressure.
What’s Cheat or Repeat?
Cheat or Repeat is a stealth-based puzzle game that captures the stress of being unprepared in an exam hall. Instead of solving questions normally, you rely on your phone to search for answers—while making sure you don’t get caught.
Every movement matters, and every second counts. A single careless glance at your phone can end your run. As you progress through multiple exam days, teachers become stricter and less predictable, turning a simple concept into a tense, nerve-wracking experience that keeps you constantly alert.
How the Gameplay Works
At its core, Cheat or Repeat is about managing attention and timing under pressure.
You must balance three key priorities:
- Answering questions correctly
- Keeping track of the teacher’s position
- Using your phone at safe moments
To find answers, you interact with your phone by completing short input sequences. Once the result appears, you need to quickly select the correct answer before the teacher gets too close.
As the game progresses, the challenge intensifies:
- Teachers may approach silently or change movement patterns
- Their speed and unpredictability increase
- You may panic and choose the wrong answer
- Time continues to run, adding constant pressure
Later stages demand quicker decisions and sharper focus, leaving little room for hesitation.
Controls
- Left Mouse: Focus on the exam paper
- Right Mouse: Observe your surroundings
- Space: Open your phone to search for answers
- W / A / S / D / Q / E: Input search keys
- 1 / 2 / 3 / 4: Select A, B, C, or D
Smart Ways to Stay Undetected
- Check before acting: Always confirm the teacher’s position before using your phone
- Keep it brief: Short, quick checks are much safer than long ones
- Learn movement patterns: Teachers often follow routes—use that to your advantage
- React instantly: If the situation feels unsafe, return to your paper immediately
- Stay composed: Most mistakes happen due to panic, not difficulty
