Expelled!

inkle Ltd / Mar 12, 2025 / Adventure, Indie, RPG

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A School Prefect has been pushed out of a window, and everyone's blaming YOU. Can you find the culprit - or someone to take the fall - before you get EXPELLED? Mystery with a wicked twist, from the creators of Overboard!, 80 Days, Heaven's Vault and A Highland Song.

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What's new

1.2.4 - New black and white mode

2026-03-16

There's a few minor fixes to story logic in the build, but the new feature is a "black and white" mode, so you can play in true 1920s colour. (Okay, it's not actually black and white, its desaturated, but still.) Enjoy!

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What players say

Very Positive

94% positive, 226 reviews

Recommended6 hrs played

Simply put, this is high-quality interactive fiction. I suggest diving in without reading much beyond the store page details. This review is spoiler-free. If you enjoy interactive fiction with a mystery as its foundation, then I encourage you to give this a try already. Do I need to have played "Overboard!" to enjoy this game? Nope. Despite having a link to a previous game, this is standalone experience based on the...

37 found this helpful, 2025-12-30

Not recommended18 hrs played

An Intricate But Slow Timeloop Game I am a bit conflicted for this one as I do like the premise of the game of trying to clear your name in a frame-up in a iterative timeloop alongside its cartoon aesthetics. Figuring out the schedules of characters and how they interact with each other is fun in this game (to a certain extent) and then culminating to various solutions to survive the end of the day. While the side...

11 found this helpful, 2026-03-07

Recommended33 hrs played

Incredible game, and an improvement on the already great Overboard! in about every way. The characters in the game all of such depth to them, and their interactions are hilarious. Ever thought "I'm sure the game wouldn't let me say this.", it usually does, and curiosity is often rewarded with witty dialogue in retort. Go ahead, call the principal a tart in front of the school assembly, knock that student over...

5 found this helpful, 2026-06-01