In an infinite-arena indie action game, players rearrange desks and shoot water at invading fish enemies to protect a classroom and its students. A bulky dolphin teacher fights to deliver education in a post-apocalyptic wasteland where oceans have dried up. Survival hinges on enduring endless waves while keeping the shelter intact.
Between sessions, players learn about students to unlock notebook notes and new furniture. Collectible lore pages reward reaching goals amid the casual chaos. This setup suits fans of quick, replayable survival challenges on PC.
Dry School is an infinite-arena type of game, where your objective will be to survive as long as possible by rearranging the desks and shooting gallons of water at the enemies so that they stop trying to attack you or your students.
There are furniture and collectible lore pages that you can get by reaching different goals.
¡Oops! Us, humans have dried up the oceans. Nothing surprising. However, there's still a bit of life wanting to make its way into these wastelands.
Not satisfied with simply eating, sleeping and avoiding being eaten, this hybrid of cetacean and person moves heaven, earth, (and the sea that hardly remains) to give a proper education to a generation of humans born from this post-apocalyptic world. However, the fish that were left homeless due to the ineptitude of our ancestors are not amused that our bulky dolphin is educating the same race that was once in charge of drying up the planet.
Your goal will be to keep the classroom standing for as long as you can. Getting to know your students better between class and class, thus unlocking new notes in your notebook and furniture in your shelter.
