Gamer's Guide to Pretty Much Everything

Conor wants to get his pro card back, so he recruits new classmates Franklin, Wendell and Ashley to play the game for him. But, a failed attempt to ditch school early to practice lands them in detention with a tough teacher.

The gang forms a gaming club that gets them out of gym class. Wendell goes to great lengths to sneak into the library to return a book he borrowed in the first grade.

When Wendell's life falls apart from playing too much Puddin' Party, a cheesy, kids' phone game, Conor and the rest of the crew go to extreme lengths to break him of his lame obsession.

Connor and Wendell loose the school's Spirit Egg and assume the rival school stole it. The two infiltrate the rival school, only to find themselves trapped. Meanwhile, Franklin is chosen to take care of the Spirit Egg and he takes it too far.

The gang signs with a big video game company and are offered perks from a high-end corporate sponsor, but only if they replace Franklin as a team member.

Conor fails his driving test and ends up with an impossibly tough new driver's ed instructor.

Conor gets his hands on a copy of the video game, "Psycho Zombie Bloodbath," which has recently been banned by the International Gaming Committee for being too creepy. After playing the game and staying up all night, Conor and the gang must battle real life zombies at their school.

Conor must overcome his demons by winning a dance competition with Ashley.

Conor and Ashley pull an amazing prank on Franklin while trying to win a contest.

After Wendell saves him from a life-threatening accident, Conor feels indebted to his friend and allows Wendell to move in with him.