THE INSIDER SAYS: “CLEARLY pulling from Rockstar’s Bully as a gameplay source, but lifting the comedic tone from another era, how much you’ll enjoy attending Agefield High depends upon how many late-90s / early 2000s-era teen comedies you binged watched last weekend.
The story goes something like this: Sam’s parents just moved him to a new town right before graduation, and his new friends Kale and Axel have a plan to go out in style: Rock the School. Agefield High is an open-world coming-of-age adventure set in the early 2000s. There’s a small-town sandbox to explore and a simulated school schedule to attend. After all, you don’t wanna get stuck in summer school! When you’re not in class you can pull pranks, or take on small jobs to earn cash…or just see what kind of trouble you can get into around town.
INSIDE LOOKS:
- Keep an eye on the time — Attend morning classes in five subject types (English, Math, Geography, German, Music) and roam freely from the afternoon onward. Or skip class. We won’t judge.
- A small town sandbox — The full map includes the school campus, two neighborhoods, the town center, and the countryside, all free to explore and full of things to find
- 32 main missions with two distinct endings — The story has branching consequences. So, how you navigate Sam’s senior year determines how his legend grows.
- Some character customization — This isn’t some private school — earn cash for bikes, clothes, hairstyles, tattoos, accessories, and more
- Early 2000s tone and soundtrack — from the pop-punk soundtrack to the writing, it’s like your bro’s Netflix queue is playable. Take that for what you will.
Available on: PC (Steam), Xbox Series X|S (later), PlayStation 5 (later)
