Rockstar Games has not announced a sequel to its 2006 title, Bully, leaving fans to speculate about its return. However, a new game, Agefield High: Rock the School, is set to launch on August 12 via Steam, offering players a chance to experience the turbulent world of high school.
Developed by Refugium Games, Agefield High is described as a "raunchy 2000s-era comedy" where players assume the role of Sam during his senior year in a small-town high school. The game features over 30 main missions centered around themes of humor, rebellion, and teenage drama. Players can explore an open world that includes the school campus, town center, neighborhoods, and the surrounding countryside. The game's mature themes are hinted at in promotional material, with one trailer segment showing a character advising Sam on how to discreetly photograph someone in a shower.
Gameplay elements shown in the trailer include fighting school bullies with hand-to-hand combat, performing yard work like mowing lawns, playing a guitar with questionable skill, and engaging in escapades such as running from an angry cow. Agefield High will also feature multiple endings, allowing for varied player experiences. Following its Steam release on August 12, the game is slated for a console release at a later date.
Despite the demand for a Bully sequel, which Rockstar has previously cited bandwidth issues as a reason for not pursuing, the original game maintains a dedicated cult following. Bully is currently available to play at no extra cost for subscribers of GTA+.