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A campus simulation game full of tons of surprising interactive gameplay elements along the way.

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About High School Odyssey

High School Odyssey is a campus simulation set in a late‑1990s Chinese high school. Players control a student who can explore a large campus filled with many other students while pursuing various activities.

The game centers on relationship building with 23 characters, allows up to nine simultaneous girlfriends, and adds optional gang, battle, and academic systems that influence outcomes over a 150‑day period.

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Love System

The Love System lets players develop relationships with 23 characters through talking, dating, traveling, and other activities. Relationship growth is gradual, and players decide how much time to invest in each character.

Players may maintain up to nine girlfriends at the same time if they wish, which creates a need to balance attention among multiple partners while handling other game systems.

  • Observe each character’s preferences to speed up relationship growth.
  • Plan dates around other commitments to keep other systems stable.

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Gang System

Players can join a campus club or become part of the Mafia, influencing the school's social dynamics. The description notes that good and evil choices lead to different game results.

The description notes that joining lets you be a gangster and dominate the campus, adding a strategic layer to social navigation.

  • Consider the long‑term impact of good versus evil choices before joining.
  • Balance gang activities with school responsibilities to avoid disciplinary issues.
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Battle System

The Battle System allows you to physically confront other characters. The description states you can beat up anyone, though it advises against punching a girlfriend.

Frequent fighting can trigger disciplinary consequences, with too many fights leading to expulsion under the Campus System.

  • Reserve fighting for situations where it advances a goal.
  • Watch how fights affect your standing with peers and school authorities.

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Campus System

Academic performance and behavior are tracked by the Campus System. The description notes that poor exam results lead to punishment, and that too many fights result in expulsion.

Managing study time alongside social activities is essential to stay enrolled through the 150‑day timeline and avoid disciplinary setbacks.

  • Allocate regular study periods to keep exam scores high.
  • Limit the number of fights per week to reduce risk of expulsion.

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Platform Features

High School Odyssey is a single‑player title available on Windows via Steam. It supports Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud, and Family Sharing.

These features let players earn milestones, safeguard progress across installations, and allow multiple accounts to experience the game on the same machine.

  • Enable Steam Cloud to protect your 150‑day progress.
  • Use Family Sharing if you want friends or family to play on the same PC.

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    High School Odyssey FAQ

    What happens if I fail many exams?

    The Campus System states you will be punished if you don't do well on exams.

    Can I earn Steam Achievements in High School Odyssey?

    Yes, the game includes Steam Achievements that track specific milestones during play.

    Is it possible to have more than one girlfriend at once?

    The Love System permits up to nine simultaneous girlfriends if you choose to maintain them.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-24. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.