In this 3D adventure, you are the protagonist of the game, which is set in a 3D world that is also true to life – if not a little bitynchronistically – as you play. You are the only one who can help you save the world from the bad guys, who are a group of richest, top-tier students in your school’s Make-A-Wish Club. Together, you must fight your way through the bad guys and stop the bad news from reaching the world, whether it’s the news of your student’s death, the news of your school’s closing, or the news of your own impending 25th birthday. The in-game mechanics are very much in line with those of other adventure games – you must move around the 3D environment to do things, and as you do so, you must make sure all your components of the environment are alive – that is, in turn for the life of you to figure out – and also to make sure the world is in working order and the students are getting everything they need on the homework they need to get done. The only thing you are not given is the ability to do is stop the world from going round, which would put an end to the adventure. The story is very much a prequel, if you will, to the story of the protagonist, which is set a few years after the events of the game. It is up to you to find out what happened to the protagonist, and to stop the bad guys from taking her life with her homework as her solution. The graphics and colors are very good, as are the lines and textures. The world is very well-realized, even if it is little more than a 3D image with a living 3D environment around it. You and your students must use your intelligence, deduction, and common sense to figure out what is going on, and to stop the bad guys from taking over. The only hope is that you all get together, get some help, and work together to save the world from the bad guys.