School's Revenge The Last Wolf

A revenge action RPG set in a city and a high school

School's Revenge The Last Wolf is a mobile action RPG. The developer's account starts with Bayu, who has served two years in juvenile prison for helping a friend, and who returns to high school to find his old crew gone and himself underestimated. The store rates it 12 and over.

The developer describes the game as a rebuilding exercise. Bayu has to earn a reputation from nothing, and play is split between street fights, managing a crew and a school day that runs alongside them. Those three strands are what the rest of the app is made of.

The app suits people who want a story-led fighting game with a gang setting and a base or crew element, rather than a game built around one type of play.

Street fighting with combos and finishers

The fighting is described as a street-fighting system. The developer says the player chains together combos and then uses finishing moves to end a fight, and those two things are the core of how enemies are beaten.

Fights are the main way the story moves forward, because the rival gangs and the district bosses are all beaten in combat. The combat is the action half of an action RPG, and the other systems in the app are built around it.

Building a crew and taking territory district by district

The crew is called the Revenge Army. The player recruits allies into it, manages a hideout, and leads the group in turf wars. The developer presents the crew as the thing that turns Bayu from a lone figure into a gang leader.

Territory is taken one district at a time. Each district has a rival gang leader to challenge, and each one is fought in a boss battle. Defeating a leader takes over that district's streets, and the stated goal is to conquer every territory in the city.

The crew and the hideout are where the strategy sits, and the boss fights are where the crew's progress is tested. The two are presented as one loop: recruit, fight, take the district, then move on.

Living a double life between classes and the streets

The school side of the game is described as a RPG system in its own right. Bayu attends classes, and the developer lists finding a love story as part of that school life.

The point of the double life is that the two halves of the game sit side by side. A day can include lessons and a romance as well as the street violence and crew management that the other sections describe.

For a player, this means the school strand is not a separate menu. It is part of the same character's week.

A dark plot about betrayal, broken friendships and the truth

The story is described as a dark narrative about broken friendships, betrayal and the search for the truth. The central question is the darkest betrayal in Bayu's past, the one that put him in prison.

The developer names The Shadows as the organisation that now runs the city. Taking on The Shadows is the larger goal behind the district fights, and uncovering what happened is the thread that runs under the turf wars.

The plot is the reason the fights, crew and school life are tied together. Each one moves Bayu closer to the people who betrayed him and to the organisation that rules the streets.