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How Asian Parents went to School Out on Steam

How Asian Parents went to School
STEAM DATA
GAME INFO
How Asian Parents went to School
★★★★★

4.5 / 5
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Steam listing data

An online 1-4 player co-op adventure where you experience the legendary struggle of getting to school as an Asian parent. Fight Tom, a psychopathic bear, defy p

STEAM DATA
88
/ 100

🎮 DEVELOPER
Andy Yeet
💰 PRICE
RM9.79 -30%
📅 RELEASED
25 Aug, 2026
🎯 GENRE
Action, Adventure
💻 PLATFORM
Windows
🎮 APPID
#4154510

How Asian Parents went to School released on Steam on 25 August 2026 from Kaljag Games and MadOctopus. It is a four-player co-op platformer built entirely on one joke — the impossible commute your parents claim they survived.

Reach school, alive (optional)

The pitch is the premise. You and three friends relive the legendary journey your parents bragged about: climbing vertical mountains, surviving a highly questionable commute, and reaching class before the bell.

The developers put the stakes as: school attendance is mandatory, survival is not. Get to school or bring shame to your family — a line that will land instantly with anyone who has heard the uphill-both-ways speech.

How Asian Parents went to School screenshot 1
Four players climb vertical mountains to reach school before the bell.

The bear who identifies as a cat

The obstacle design leans into absurdity rather than difficulty for its own sake. One example the studio highlights: a bear wearing a cat mask that screams “Meow” at players and spits on them.

That tone check is useful. This is a comedy platformer where the hazards are jokes, not a precision challenge dressed in humour.

Four-player online co-op

The Steam listing covers Single-player, Multi-player, Co-op and Online Co-op, with Steam Achievements included.

Physical-comedy platformers depend on other people watching you fail, so online co-op is the mode that matters. Solo is supported but will be a thinner experience by design.

How Asian Parents went to School screenshot 2
Obstacles lean into absurdity, including a bear in a cat mask.

Localisation and platform

Language support is broad for a small comedy release — English, French, Italian, German and Spanish among others.

The build is Windows only. Steam genre tags are Action, Adventure and Casual. Eight store screenshots.

How Asian Parents went to School screenshot 3
Online co-op supports up to four players with achievements.

Four twenty-four at launch

How Asian Parents went to School is on Steam at $4.99. The launch discount has ended and this is the standard price, verified on 6 September 2026.

One correction: this is not an upcoming title. It released on 25 August and is available now.

Four dollars for a four-player comedy platformer is easy value if you have a group. The humour is culturally specific in a way that will either land hard or not at all — and the studio is clearly writing for people who grew up hearing the story.

How Asian Parents went to School : Gameplay Trailer — official trailer, streamed from the Steam CDN.

At a glance — verified Steam listing

Developer Andy Yeet
Publisher Kaljag Games, MadOctopus
Release date Aug 25, 2026
Price $4.99 — verified 6 September 2026
Platforms Windows
Genres Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie
Steam features Single-player, Multi-player, Co-op, Online Co-op, Steam Achievements, Custom Volume Controls
Languages English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish – Spain, Japanese and 6 more
Store screenshots 8

Full details are on the official Steam store page.

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