Defying Fate: 60 Days to the Exam is a strategy simulation game that seamlessly blends immersive storytelling with hardcore time management.
In a world where social classes are rigidly solidified, the college entrance exam is the last lifeline for the underdogs to break their chains of fate. You are a teacher with a mysterious background, assigned to take over a "trash class" completely abandoned by society.
Facing a reclusive shut-in, an arrogant heiress on the verge of bankruptcy, and a violent street brawler... you don't need to be friendly. You must use overwhelming authority to shatter their pathetic pride, forcing them to achieve an impossible transformation in the final 60 days.
【Key Features】
Hardcore 60-Day Time Management
108 classes, 9 weekends. Not a single second can be wasted!
"Average effort" will lead to a total wipeout. You must master the deep growth mechanics: strategically tolerate weak subjects early on, use the ultra-rare 9 weekend story events to fundamentally reshape the underachievers, and schedule classes with absolute precision in the late game for explosive score growth. This is the ultimate stat-maxing strategy, reserved only for the smartest players.
Tear Open the Scars of Broken Families
Behind these problem students lies a web of cold corporations, desperate slums, and a hypocritical education system. During weekend home visits, dive into their thorny inner worlds, resolve their traumas, and awaken their sealed academic potential.
The Razor's Edge Between Heaven and Hell
The game features a brutally realistic multi-ending system.
Achieve high scores, and you will single-handedly create a miracle, sending them to the pinnacle of society. Fail, and the darkest abyss of lifelong suffering awaits them.
The countdown has begun. Teacher, can you save them all?
[Custom Game Models]
You can replace the in-game character models with VRM models. VRM models are models generated by VRoid Studio.
Usage:
Place your VRM model into the ExamsRewriteFate_Data\StreamingAssets\VRMModels directory. If the "VRMModels" folder does not exist, simply create it yourself.
Rename the VRM model file to the name of the character model you want to replace. See the image below:
