The Gakuran phone is a full pocket computer inside a Roblox school RP: it texts, calls, streams music, checks the weather, and kills time with a stack of playable mini games. Since half the game's social life runs through Socialink codes and MIXI posts, knowing the phone is knowing the game.
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Communication Apps
The backbone: Messages, Dial, Contacts, and the Socialink friend-code system.
Messages
The texting app: message friends in-game whether or not they are online, without adding them on Roblox itself.
Dial
Voice-call other players from anywhere on the map through the phone's dialer.
Contacts
Your saved-people list, built through Socialink exchanges.
Socialink
Gakuran's friend-code system: exchange Socialinks to add contacts without touching Roblox friend lists.
| Image | Name | About |
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Messages | Messages | The texting app: message friends in-game whether or not they are online, without adding them on Roblox itself. |
Dial | Dial | Voice-call other players from anywhere on the map through the phone's dialer. |
Contacts | Contacts | Your saved-people list, built through Socialink exchanges. |
Socialink | Socialink | Gakuran's friend-code system: exchange Socialinks to add contacts without touching Roblox friend lists. |
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Media Apps
Japanify
Being the game's Equivalent to Spotify or similar music listening application, it aggregates community chosen bands and tracks, as well as obscure ones from Japan and other punk music that may fit the delinquent Gakuran theme of the game! Each track is manually reviewed by the whole team before it i
| Image | Name | About |
|---|---|---|
| Japanify | Being the game's Equivalent to Spotify or similar music listening application, it aggregates community chosen bands and tracks, as well as obscure ones from Japan and other punk music that may fit the delinquent Gakuran theme of the game! Each track is manually reviewed by the whole team before it i |
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Utility Apps
Yenapp
Being the game's equivalent to your Wallet, showing your ¥en (¥) , Your wallet's tag which is searchable by others when pressing Enter on the Search bar and your general spending and receiving activities, which are listed in succession from most to least recent!
Indeed
Serving as Gakuran’s equivalent to Indeed, the Indeed app allows players to browse and apply for available jobs throughout the game. Players can use the app to apply for shifts as a cashier at Gakumart or as a member of the school newspaper, providing different ways to earn money and take part in th
WeatherApp
The Weather App is a roleplay-focused application in Gakuran that allows players to check the current weather conditions in-game. It displays information such as the temperature, weather conditions, and time of day, allowing players to better immerse themselves in the environment and plan their role
MyPhone
Being the game's equivalent to a status dashboard app, it aggregates essential mobile statistics, network information, and account details to keep track of your in-game communication and finances! On the main display, you can view your assigned phone number which players can contact you by alongside
| Image | Name | About |
|---|---|---|
| Yenapp | Being the game's equivalent to your Wallet, showing your ¥en (¥) , Your wallet's tag which is searchable by others when pressing Enter on the Search bar and your general spending and receiving activities, which are listed in succession from most to least recent! | |
| Indeed | Serving as Gakuran’s equivalent to Indeed, the Indeed app allows players to browse and apply for available jobs throughout the game. Players can use the app to apply for shifts as a cashier at Gakumart or as a member of the school newspaper, providing different ways to earn money and take part in th | |
| WeatherApp | The Weather App is a roleplay-focused application in Gakuran that allows players to check the current weather conditions in-game. It displays information such as the temperature, weather conditions, and time of day, allowing players to better immerse themselves in the environment and plan their role | |
| MyPhone | Being the game's equivalent to a status dashboard app, it aggregates essential mobile statistics, network information, and account details to keep track of your in-game communication and finances! On the main display, you can view your assigned phone number which players can contact you by alongside |
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Phone Games
Eight playable mini games, from Tetris to the space shooter.
Snake Game
A classic from many old phones and LG televisions for those who were alive at that time, snake game needs no introductions, you control a snake with the arrow keys whose goal is to eat as many red dots as possible without touching your own tail or any of the borders. The more you eat, the faster you
Flappy Bird
The hit game from 2014, Flappy bird is the second game on the phone's list. It has no secret or complexity to such, you simply press OK buttom (enter) and the little yellow dot goes up, let it go down by simply not pressing anything! This is currently the best way to port this game into the phone's
2048
A somewhat niche, but pretty fun sliding tile game (also a math game originally), 2048's Objective is to slide the colours (numbers) into their similar so they add up to a more attention grabbing tone in this case. The objective is to reach the perfect colour (in the original's, the goal is to reach
Pong
The Beyond well-known and loved Atari arcade classic, Pong, developed in 1972 by Allan Alcorn as a training exercise to get a job at the company. It was the first ever game to be a commercial success and one of the absolute founders of video games as an industry, alongside tetris! The game itself si
Spaceshooter
Another classic arcade game, Spaceshooter has you controlling a spaceship which has to shoot either enemy OVNIS or asteroids (depends on your interpretation really) in order to secure your objective, Earth itself! Due to the game's many iterations over the years, it is hard to pinpoint where the ori
Breakout
The last game and a true classic for 90's kids, Breakout, Developed and distributed by Atari in the occident and Namco (Before their merger with Bandai) on Japan. The game has you controlling a ball with the simple objective of breaking through eight (in Gakuran, it is four) Layers of brick until yo
Tetris
A timeless icon of puzzle gaming that has appeared on nearly every system imaginable, Tetris needs no introduction! You control falling geometric shapes called tetrominoes using the directional controls to rotate and fit them into complete horizontal rows. Completing a full line clears it from the s
Jumper
A beloved throwback to early mobile gaming and classic arcade titles, Jumper is an addictive vertical platforming challenge! You steer an ever-bouncing character left and right across the screen, aiming to leap from one platform to the next as you climb toward the sky. As your score rises, the journ
| Image | Name | About |
|---|---|---|
| Snake Game | A classic from many old phones and LG televisions for those who were alive at that time, snake game needs no introductions, you control a snake with the arrow keys whose goal is to eat as many red dots as possible without touching your own tail or any of the borders. The more you eat, the faster you | |
| Flappy Bird | The hit game from 2014, Flappy bird is the second game on the phone's list. It has no secret or complexity to such, you simply press OK buttom (enter) and the little yellow dot goes up, let it go down by simply not pressing anything! This is currently the best way to port this game into the phone's | |
| 2048 | A somewhat niche, but pretty fun sliding tile game (also a math game originally), 2048's Objective is to slide the colours (numbers) into their similar so they add up to a more attention grabbing tone in this case. The objective is to reach the perfect colour (in the original's, the goal is to reach | |
| Pong | The Beyond well-known and loved Atari arcade classic, Pong, developed in 1972 by Allan Alcorn as a training exercise to get a job at the company. It was the first ever game to be a commercial success and one of the absolute founders of video games as an industry, alongside tetris! The game itself si | |
| Spaceshooter | Another classic arcade game, Spaceshooter has you controlling a spaceship which has to shoot either enemy OVNIS or asteroids (depends on your interpretation really) in order to secure your objective, Earth itself! Due to the game's many iterations over the years, it is hard to pinpoint where the ori | |
| Breakout | The last game and a true classic for 90's kids, Breakout, Developed and distributed by Atari in the occident and Namco (Before their merger with Bandai) on Japan. The game has you controlling a ball with the simple objective of breaking through eight (in Gakuran, it is four) Layers of brick until yo | |
| Tetris | A timeless icon of puzzle gaming that has appeared on nearly every system imaginable, Tetris needs no introduction! You control falling geometric shapes called tetrominoes using the directional controls to rotate and fit them into complete horizontal rows. Completing a full line clears it from the s | |
| Jumper | A beloved throwback to early mobile gaming and classic arcade titles, Jumper is an addictive vertical platforming challenge! You steer an ever-bouncing character left and right across the screen, aiming to leap from one platform to the next as you climb toward the sky. As your score rises, the journ |
Staying connected
The communication suite is the phone's backbone: Messages texts anyone you have exchanged Socialinks with (online or not), Dial voice-calls across the map, and Contacts holds the results. Socialink itself is the friend-code system that makes it all work without touching Roblox friend lists, which keeps RP identities cleanly separated.
Media, money, and utilities
Japanify is the music app with its licensed playlist, Yenapp handles money, Indeed points toward work features, and the weather and MyPhone apps round out the utility row. The apps mirror real phone culture closely enough that new players usually need no tutorial.
The games folder
Eight playable mini games ship on the phone, from Tetris and 2048 to Flappy Bird and a space shooter. They are real, playable versions, and idle classrooms are full of players grinding them mid-RP.
FAQ
How do you add contacts in Gakuran?
Exchange Socialink codes through the phone's Socialink app. Once linked, you can message and call each other without being Roblox friends.
Can you message offline players?
Yes. Messages reach Socialink contacts whether or not they are online, which is what makes the phone the game's real social network.
What games are on the phone?
Eight playable mini games: Snake, Flappy Bird, 2048, Pong, Spaceshooter, Breakout, Tetris, and Jumper.
