Bully’s Spiritual Successor Playing Truant on PS5, Console Release Date to Be Announced Later
Agefield High: Rock the School, a spiritual successor to the cult classic Bully, is coming to PC on August 12th, with console versions to follow at an unannounced date. The game draws inspiration from American Pie-style high school comedies of the late 1990s and early 2000s, recreating that era’s raunchy humor and teenage escapades. Players will take on the role of a student at Agefield High, causing chaos across the campus and exploring surrounding towns and villages in a sandbox-style high school simulation.
The game appears to capture the spirit of Bully’s controversial school-set gameplay, where players engage in various misdeeds and social interactions within an open school environment. With its focus on early 2000s teen comedy aesthetics and humor, Agefield High aims to appeal to players nostalgic for that era while introducing the concept to new audiences. The staggered release approach—with PC launching first—suggests the developers may be testing the waters before committing to a full console roll-out.
While specific console platforms haven’t been detailed, the game’s title references PS5, indicating Sony’s platform is among those planned for future release. More details about console versions and exact release dates are expected to be announced in the coming months.