Rockstar Won’t Make Bully 2, But A New Game Will Let You Relive The Horrors Of High School
Rockstar Games has confirmed it will not be developing Bully 2 in the foreseeable future. However, players craving a high school comedy experience will soon have an alternative.
Agefield High: Rock the School, developed by Refugium Games, launches on August 12 on Steam. Described as a “raunchy 2000s-era comedy,” the game casts players as Sam during his senior year at a small-town high school. The primary objective is to become the “big man on campus” through various pranks, social maneuvering, and teenage rebellion.
The game features over 30 main missions centered on “humor, rebellion, and teenage drama,” providing multiple narrative paths and playstyles. Beyond structured missions, players can freely explore a full open world encompassing the school campus, town center, neighborhoods, and surrounding countryside. This open-world design emphasizes player agency and discovery.
With its irreverent comedy focus and emphasis on high school social dynamics, Agefield High: Rock the School appears poised to fill the void left by Rockstar’s lack of movement on a Bully sequel. The game trades Bully’s darker tone for a lighter, more comedic take on the high school experience, appealing to players seeking humor-driven gameplay rather than the satirical edge Rockstar’s franchise was known for.