Highlights
  • About 360 million installs on Google Play, versus about 226 million for Sakura School Simulator.
  • On Google Play since February 2, 2018; developer Candy Room Games & RabbitCo.
  • Rated 4.4 stars from about 2.22 million reviews; ranked #16 among free games in Indonesia on November 2, 2026.
  • A cubic-style city life sim: houses to build, cars, a disco, paintball and pets.
  • Runs on phones with 1 GB of RAM and Android 5.0; ads but no in-app purchases listed.

Ask about school life simulators and most people name Sakura School Simulator. But on Google Play, a lesser-known game called School Party Craft has quietly passed it in installs.

Search results for the game are almost entirely YouTube videos, with very few written articles. This profile uses the official Google Play listing and the Indonesian top free chart, checked on November 2, 2026.

Quick answer: School Party Craft is a free, blocky life simulator for teenagers by Candy Room Games & RabbitCo. Listed on Google Play since February 2, 2018, it has about 360 million installs, compared with about 226 million for Sakura School Simulator. Players build houses, drive cars, dance at a disco, play paintball and meet other players in a big city.

What Is School Party Craft?

The developer calls it "a cubic style life simulator for schoolchildren and teenagers". Players get a big city with shops, a school, a beach and mansions, and are free to hang out, shop, build and explore.

ItemDetails
DeveloperCandy Room Games & RabbitCo
On Google Play sinceFebruary 2, 2018
Latest updateOctober 20, 2026 (version 1.8.55)
InstallsAbout 360 million (shown as 100M+)
Rating4.4 stars, about 2.22 million reviews
RequiresAndroid 5.0 or newer; optimized from 1 GB of RAM
MonetizationContains ads; no in-app purchases listed
Content ratingRated for 3+; Users Interact

The same studio also publishes Candy World: Craft, Pony World Craft and Huntercraft: Zombie Survival, all in the same blocky sandbox style.

School Party Craft vs Sakura School Simulator

School Party CraftSakura School Simulator
DeveloperCandy Room Games & RabbitCoGarusoft K.K. (Japan)
Google Play installs~360 million~226 million
Reviews~2.22 million~3.16 million
Rating4.44.5
Visual styleBlocky, cubicAnime-style 3D
Minimum Android5.07.0
Recommended RAMFrom 1 GBOver 3 GB
Other playersYes (Users Interact)Single-player sandbox

The biggest practical difference is hardware. School Party Craft is built to run on budget phones, while Garusoft recommends more than 3 GB of RAM for Sakura School Simulator. That likely helps explain its reach.

What You Can Do in the City

Shooting the hooligans who take your coins makes them give the coins back, the kind of light conflict that keeps the game suitable for its 3+ rating.

The Halloween Season 2 Update

The October 20, 2026 update brought Halloween Season 2:

The developer says the game is "under active development" and asks players to send wishes for the next update.

What Parents Should Know

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

1. How many downloads does School Party Craft have?

About 360 million installs on Google Play, according to the listing data on November 2, 2026.

2. Is School Party Craft more popular than Sakura School Simulator?

By Google Play installs, yes: about 360 million versus about 226 million. Sakura School Simulator has more reviews, about 3.16 million versus 2.22 million.

3. Who made School Party Craft?

Candy Room Games & RabbitCo, which also makes Candy World: Craft, Pony World Craft and Huntercraft: Zombie Survival.

4. Can School Party Craft run on low-end phones?

Yes. The developer says it is optimized for weak devices from 1 GB of RAM, and it supports Android 5.0 and up.

5. Is School Party Craft free?

Yes. It is free with ads, and Google Play lists no in-app purchases.

6. What is new in School Party Craft?

The October 2026 Halloween Season 2 update added Dracula, a Witch, Frankenstein, Halloween mobs, a Witch's Broom and pumpkins to collect.

Conclusion

School Party Craft is one of Google Play's quiet giants: about 360 million installs, more than Sakura School Simulator, with very little written coverage.

Its formula is simple: a blocky city to live in, houses to build, friends to meet, and hardware requirements low enough for almost any phone.

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