SchoolBoy Runaway

Schoolboy Runaway puts players in the shoes of a young boy punished by his strict parents after failing at school. Locked inside his home under heavy watch, the goal is simple on paper—get out of the house without being seen. In reality, escaping involves solving puzzles, moving quietly, avoiding suspicion, and dealing with parents who aren’t just strict, but unstable and dangerous. The game combines stealth mechanics with exploration, using a first-person perspective to fully immerse players in the confined environment of a home that quickly starts to feel like a prison.

Every Step Matters

The game begins with the protagonist grounded and monitored. You’ll explore the house, searching for useful items hidden in everyday places—drawers, bathrooms, closets—and use them to slowly assemble a plan.

Escape Methods and Outcomes

There are multiple endings in Schoolboy Runaway, each tied to how you approach your escape. Whether it’s sneaking out through the kitchen window, tricking your parents with fake messages, or triggering scripted moments that let you reach the yard, each method requires a specific combination of items, timing, and clever distraction. Some escapes require creating noise to lure parents away, while others demand near-perfect stealth and item placement. A wrong move might cost you the route entirely, resetting your efforts. Once you’re outside, it doesn’t end. You’ll need to avoid being seen again or risk being dragged back.

Available Escape Endings Include:

· Getting caught three times (bad ending)
· Escaping through the kitchen window after unlocking the panel
· Fleeing through the front gates while timing the parent distraction
· Climbing to the attic and exiting via rooftop
· Triggering parents’ frustration using the doorbell and slipping out
· Drowning in the river after escaping (tragic ending)
· Using hidden paths and bugs to jump past fences or land on new terrain
· Falling into the backrooms zone after glitching past the map
Parents in the game follow routines that shift slightly with each attempt. The father might go to the bathroom or check his phone, and the mother might water plants or cook in the kitchen. You’ll need to study these habits to know when and where it’s safe to move. Beyond that, the game features interactive computers, safes with randomized codes, locked drawers that require makeshift keys, and distractions that reset suspicion. Each item you find—lamp bulbs, keys, sprays, tools—has a specific use and timing window. Combining them effectively is how you craft an efficient, quiet escape.