GREAT SCHOOL BREAKOUT! (First Person Obby)
(Note: The game is designed to be played in first person but if you don't like that feature you can simply turn it off by pressing the Eye Icon)
Welcome to....DETENTION! Mr Pickle is the most unfair Teacher in the school, He's Keeping you in Detention over the whole weekend! THATS NOT FAIR! Lets....BREAK OUT!
Travel through this crazy school and avoid traps, Solve puzzle and of course avoid MR PICKLE!
Once you beat the game on Easy mode, Why not try HARD MODE!?
With much more challenging obstacles and puzzle to solve, Challenge your self to the hard mode!
Other challenges:
- Beat the game on Easy Mode without dying
- Beat the game on Hard Mode without dying
- Find the Secret Badge #1
- Find the Secret Badge #2 (Only in Hard Mode)
-Game is Console Compatible-
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GREAT SCHOOL BREAKOUT! (First Person Obby) created by -
FatPapsGamesLtd (PlatinumFalls)
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Where beginners should start
Guide- 01 Your first steps in the game Starting on Easy and learning the controls early saves a lot of frustration later.
- 02 Easy mode vs. Hard mode Easy is where you learn; Hard is where you prove it, and it also holds an exclusive secret badge.
- 03 Things to check when you are stuck Most roadblocks come down to a missed trap, a wrong puzzle step, or first-person sickness — all three are fixable.
- 04 Finding both secret badges Both secret badges reward players who leave the main path and look carefully in every corner.
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