Cheat or Repeat

Cheat or Repeat is a horror exam game where you have 10 minutes to answer 10 questions. Cheat on your phone, avoid strict teachers, and survive 4 increasingly difficult days.

Are you ready for the nightmare exam in Cheat or Repeat?

You sit at your desk. The exam paper is in front of you. Your hand is on your hidden phone. The clock starts ticking, and you have 10 minutes to answer 10 multiple-choice questions. You only have an average of 1 minute per question.

The invigilators aren't ordinary people

They have names: Ms. Dela, Prof. Keys, and Mr. Redstone. Each has their own personality and patrol style. And they never leave you alone.

Typing to find answers

In Cheat or Repeat, you can't just Google. When you press the Spacebar to open your phone, a line of text will appear asking you to type the letters that appear.

• The letters appear in sequence: W, A, S, D, Q, E…
• You must type each key correctly in the right order.
• When the search bar is full, the answer will appear.

Tip: The faster you type, the more time you have to observe the invigilator. Typing slowly or incorrectly will cause you to keep your phone open longer – and increase your risk of being caught.

Choosing the answer and scoring system

After finding the answer, use the number keys 1–4 to select A, B, C, or D.

Important note:

• Choosing incorrectly won't result in immediate punishment.
• However, choosing incorrectly too many times will reduce your final score.
• A low score may disqualify you from advancing to the next grade.

Therefore, try to choose correctly on the first try. There is no room for carelessness.

Observe the invigilator using the right mouse button

While you're looking at the exam paper (safe mode), right-click and move the mouse to observe the room. This is the only way to know where the invigilator is.

Golden rule:

• If the invigilator is far away → open your phone, type, and find the answers.
• If the invigilator is near → immediately close your phone and look at the exam paper.
• If the invigilator is standing still and looking at you → they are suspicious. Stare at them until they leave.

Four days of exams and three intimidating invigilators

You only advance to the next day if you successfully complete the current day. Failing on day 3 means starting over.

Conclusion

Cheat or Repeat is a true test of typing speed, multitasking ability, and staying calm when your heart is pounding. If you enjoy the thrill of suspense, try Cheat or Repeat. And after surviving 10 questions, head to Sky Dart, where every shot is as tense as opening your phone in the exam room.