Pre-release · Steam check October 27, 2026
Maps named on Steam
Steam says Worst Class Ever is played across vivid classrooms. The names it actually prints are bright daily classrooms, dim evening study rooms, and fully-equipped computer labs, followed by “and more.” Floor plans, callouts, and hiding-spot lists are not on the store page. The full game is still planned for November 9, 2026.
Three classroom types
The store paragraph on exploration is short. It promises variety, then names three settings. Each one below uses only the adjective Steam attaches to it.
Daily classrooms
Steam’s phrase is “bright daily classrooms.” No room count, floor name, or landmark is printed next to that phrase.
Evening study rooms
Steam’s phrase is “dim evening study rooms.” No room count, floor name, or landmark is printed next to that phrase.
Computer labs
Steam’s phrase is “fully-equipped computer labs.” No room count, floor name, or landmark is printed next to that phrase.
What Steam claims each classroom has
After the three names, the page says each classroom has unique hiding spots, exclusive prank tasks, and interactive mechanisms. It also says every map brings fresh hiding approaches and prank play. Those are promises about variety. They are not a list you can study yet.
The people in those rooms are the same cast as the rest of the game: up to five troublemaker players, NPC classmates, and one teacher. Pranks named anywhere on the store page — snacks, notes, and phones — are not tied to a specific map. Props are not tied to a map either. See the student guide and the props page.
“And more”
The phrase “and more” means Steam is pointing at further places without naming them. This wiki will not invent a library, a rooftop, a gym, or a hallway to fill that gap. If a later store paragraph names another room, the table on this page can grow by that name only.
Source: Steam store app 5175310, checked October 27, 2026. The full game was still listed as upcoming on that date.