A new video game aims to fill the gap left by Rockstar’s beloved school simulator Bully. Agefield High: Rock the School lets players relive the drama and mischief of high school life.
Developer Refugium Games will release the game on PC in early 2026. Console versions will come later.
Players control Sam Tatum, a new student who moves to Agefield for his final three months of high school. Sam teams up with two troublemakers, Kale and Axel, who want to “rock the school” before graduation.
The game copies Bully’s formula. Players can attend classes to earn money or skip school to pull pranks and cause trouble. The story has over 30 main missions and 15 side quests. Player choices affect the ending.
Students can customize Sam’s appearance with clothes, hairstyles, and tattoos. They can also buy bicycles to explore the town faster.
The game takes place in the early 2000s. It features pop-punk music, bright colors, and references to movies like American Pie. Players can explore the school campus, two neighborhoods, and the town center.
Like Bully, the game mixes school activities with open-world freedom. Students can go to classes like English and Math, or they can skip school to do side jobs and pranks. These choices change Sam’s reputation and money.
The developers say they want to capture Bully’s blend of comedy, rebellion, and coming-of-age stories. The game encourages mischief while telling a heartfelt story about teenage life.
Bully fans have waited years for a sequel. This spiritual successor might be their best option for now.
