Agefield High: Rock the School is a blast from the past and the future that all Bully fans have been waiting for. Rockstar Games never made Bully 2, to the despair of so many, but August 2026 is looking to take you to class and fill a void with Agefield High: Rock the School.
A 2000s game about a kid in high school, trying to win the girl of his dreams, and era-specific music? Seriously, sign us up. Agefield High: Rock the School is clearly inspired by Rockstar Games‘ classic Bully, but that doesn’t make it any less desirable.
Agefield High: Rock the School is Basically a Bully Sequel
This is more of an in case you missed it type deal. If it’s slipped under your radar, then you’d better write it up on your wanted list quicker than a teacher’s notes across a chalkboard (you millennials probably aren’t familiar with this archaic learning method).
Agefield High: Rock the School comes out August 12, 2026, and it’s described on its Steam page as ‘ A coming-of-age adventure about friendship, love, and rebellion inspired by the raunchy teen comedies of the era.’
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The American Pie franchise has often been touted as a direct comparison for Agefield High: Rock the School, and it’s about right—although we’re hoping for fewer scenes involving warm apple pies.
Edgy comedy, straightforward combat, a comfortable few hours of gameplay, and a ‘handcrafted indie town’ that ‘isn’t trying to compete with the enormous worlds built by big studios,’ are promised.
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Hopefully, it honors Jimmy Hopkins in all the right ways.
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