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What changed · US
Listing changes AppTracker has observed for this app in this storefront — new versions, price moves, rating shifts, and store copy.
A centre with no teacher is now a centre with no class. Students used to turn up to an empty room and still be charged for it. They stay home instead, you earn nothing that week, and families leave until you hire somebody. Incidents came far too often, worst of all in a new centre that had done nothing wrong. A new centre now gets a quiet start, and trouble after that arrives at about half the old rate. Incidents have pictures now. And the game will ask, once, if you would like to rate it. The rating prompt appears at most once, after you finish a level, and never during a decision.
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You run the centre. The classroom is the easy part. FC Education is a management sim about the business behind a tuition centre: payroll that clears whether or not the term went well, three reputations sitting on the top bar, and a fee tier you keep having to justify. RUN THE BUSINESS Set the fee and watch what it does to enrolment, then watch wages take it back at the end of every week. There is no bank to call and no investor waiting. Run the balance down to nothing and the centre closes. HIRE THE PEOPLE, THEN AFFORD THEM Every candidate is a card: the subjects they can teach, how many students they can hold, the wage you will be paying every week, and a crest for the calibre you are buying. Energy drains while they teach and morale moves with how the term is going, so the brilliant hire running on empty by week six is a different problem from the steady one who never excels. DECISIONS THAT COST SOMETHING Incidents arrive with their options laid out and the cash price on each, and the ones you cannot afford are marked before you reach for them. A parent complaint, a tutor at the end of their patience, a rival opening down the road. Answer one and the game names the exact trade in stars: which reputation you just bought, and which one paid for it. BUILD, THEN OUTGROW IT Lay out classrooms, a reception, a staff room, and fifteen facilities that set the grade of the room they stand in. Add a second floor when the ground one is full. When the building itself becomes the limit, move the whole centre into a bigger one. FIVE LEVELS, GRADES F TO A Each level sets goals you can read straight off the top bar. A room at home, a shoplot, two floors, an academy, and an exam season that tests all of it at once. PLAYS THE WAY A PHONE PLAYS Portrait, one thumb, and the clock stops whenever a menu is open. No energy meters, no timers running while the app is closed, no daily-login anything. Time passes only while you are playing.
What's new · 1.0.5
A centre with no teacher is now a centre with no class. Students used to turn up to an empty room and still be charged for it. They stay home instead, you earn nothing that week, and families leave until you hire somebody. Incidents came far too often, worst of all in a new centre that had done nothing wrong. A new centre now gets a quiet start, and trouble after that arrives at about half the old rate. Incidents have pictures now. And the game will ask, once, if you would like to rate it. The rating prompt appears at most once, after you finish a level, and never during a decision.
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