Hush Hush High

Very cute game! Love the art and storyline! One complaint. I really wish they would have some kind of save before you have to do the rhythm challenge. I don't mind retrying a few times to get something right, and when i did i was improving at not getting noticed, but i failed every time at the rhythm challenge against the girl with the French bag. And every time you fail, you have to restart the whole day. I found it very tiring and repetitive, which was very sad for me because i really wanted to play more of the game, but i wasn't able to make it past that level. So what I'm saying is: Overly all very good game, but having a saving point before every rhythm challenge so you don't have to restart the whole day.

This game is such a fun and refreshing experience! You play as a gossip-loving high schooler trying to keep secrets, and the quick-time events make every moment feel chaotic in the best way. The interactions are super clever, and the mini missions keep things interesting and unpredictable. It’s got a unique concept and great execution—definitely worth playing if you want something different.

A super delightful and cute game! The art style is adorable, the soundtrack is an absolute banger. The writing is also pretty funny. It's short and dripping with personality, cost less than a coffee i would pick it asap!

wtf is wrong with kids. With this much gossiping, no wonder you want to run away from them. xD On the serious note, love the style and theme of the game!! it's is so cute and nostalgic to old pokemon games. It's perfect if you just want to sit back and chill after a long day 1 tip though, this game needs a sneak attack mechanism :| I really want to hit those kids but avoid spreading more gossip

overall a fun and quick game, the art + music and boss fights being my favourite thing about it. Also you can pet your dog in your room :))))))))))

Really charming game with interesting mechanics linked to the theme. You're tasked with spending your day in school avoiding people and doing various assignments with a few quirks here and there to keep things delightfully unpredictable. The snippets of story you start with and uncover during each level are funny and keep you engaged through the various tasks you're meant to perform. After a while you begin to memorize the layout and powerup locations and begin plotting shortcuts or detours in your head which adds up to a pretty good time. Unfortunately it's near impossible to progress part the 3rd level without cheesy tactics and the 4th became too taxing for me so I gave up after a couple of tries. A real shame too because I really wanted to know what else the game had in store for me. I hope that the devs come back to the game some day to address this issue. Inspite of that, I still recommend it because of how unique and interesting it is.