EDU SIMULATOR
Survive a shifting digital labyrinth in this 90s-style horror roguelite. Outrun the relentless "EL EDU", activate exit buttons and master strategic vaulting to escape. With procedural mazes, temporary and persistent upgrades, and intense chases, every run is a new nightmare. Can you reach the truth?
«Found this CD-R in a trashed PC, "EDU SIMULATOR" written in Sharpie. Now EL EDU is the only thing I see when I close my eyes—PLEASE, reach the end, find the truth, so I can sleep at night again.»
ABOUT THIS GAME
EDU SIMULATOR is a satirical first-person survival horror roguelite. Inspired by the "slender-chase" era of 2012 but filtered through a gritty 90s technical aesthetic, it puts you against a shifting digital labyrinth. Your objective: survive the pursuit. To escape each floor, you must navigate randomly generated corridors, activate the buttons that power the exit doors, and avoid being caught by "EL EDU"—a relentless, two-dimensional entity that slides through the environment to hunt you down.
The core experience is built on a high-stakes roguelite loop. Every run forces you to adapt to new layouts where spatial awareness and strategic window vaulting are your only defenses. Survive a floor to gain temporary advantages, push deeper into the endless maze, and try to uncover what’s at the heart of the system before it’s too late.
FEATURES:
EL EDU: This game features EL EDU. (I've never seen another game bold enough to feature this!)
"CUTTING-EDGE" VISUALS: Boasting the absolute best graphics you will ever see in a game that specifically contains EL EDU.
RANDOMIZED DREAD: Every run generates a brand-new maze layout. If you fail, the system rebuilds itself—no memorization allowed.
DYNAMIC PERKS: Build unique strategies and synergies with up to 21 different perks to help you survive the deeper floors.
HIGH-OCTANE CHASES: Master your pathing and strategic window vaulting to obstruct EL EDU’s path. Warning: he gets faster and more aggressive with every floor you clear.
COLLECTIBLE POSTERS: Scour the maze for a variety of posters and complete your gallery of digital anomalies.
