If you've managed to eliminate all the college students or playable characters in Akademi High, a cutscene will play where your character, Ayano, knocks out the final remaining student. During gameplay, you have the option to disable tutorial pop-ups on Ayano's phone settings. Additionally, there is a third music track that can be chosen from the “Music” option on the phone during a mission. Ayano's phone can also be used to take pictures of students or teachers. Be cautious of your footsteps, as they can attract the attention of the Clown, who will investigate the source of the sound. Furthermore, if a member of the school sees Ayano killing another student on the previous day, Ayano will be expelled.
During the tutorial of the game, I noticed something strange when I went through class 3-2. There was a desk next to Ryoba senpai's desk with some writing on it (see picture in the link). However, when I entered week 1, there was nothing there. I'm not sure if this is a bug or something else. Can you provide an explanation?
There have been rumors circulating that the developers are working on an iOS port for Yandere Simulator. Another rumor suggests that Budo, a character in the game, became dedicated to martial arts because of his strong romantic feelings for the previous leader of the school's martial arts club. Budo is well-liked in Akademi High for his friendly and approachable nature, his impressive physique, and his impressive martial arts skills. While Budo rarely speaks ill of others, he does express a strong distaste for bullies and delinquents.
The Student Council and delinquents in the game will not respond to any current in-game subjects. They also will not accept food from Ayano or Ryoba, the protagonist. Additionally, if Ayano is a member of the Student Council, she will automatically win any struggle minigame against other students and teachers (though it is still possible to lose and get apprehended if she is not carrying a concealable weapon). YandereDev, the developer of the game, has expressed his struggle to find enough time to devote to coding and adding frequent and major updates. He mentioned working 12 hours a day, seven days a week. It's worth noting that he also has a friend, who goes by the name YandereDev, but it is uncertain if they will be with us when the game is completed. Yandere Simulator is an ongoing development project, classified as a stealth action game.
