Bully Successor Gets New Gameplay Trailer, Out This Year
Topics: Indie Games, Steam, PC
Featured Image Credit: Refugium Games
Topics: Indie Games, Steam, PC
Upcoming Bully spiritual successor Agefield High: Rock the School has just got a brand new gameplay trailer, and yep, it’s definitely Bully 2 alright.
Agefield High: Rock the School has progressed a lot since we first initially saw it back in 2025, and it looks like developer Refugium Games is set on finally releasing it later this year.
For anyone who played Rockstar's Bully back in the day, Agefield High essentially appears to be a spiritual successor to that.
You play as a high school student who must attend classes, make friends and enemies, and leave your mark on the school as you prepare to graduate.
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While many details about the game were pretty light when it was first revealed, the newest gameplay trailer (via IGN) reveals new details about the game and what you’ll be doing in it.
In particular, it shows off some of the simulated school gameplay features, like attending classes and developing your relationships with fellow classmates, with the game utilising a complex time and school system dictating places you need to be at certain times
It also shows off some of the more rebellious activities you can get up to, such as skipping classes, fighting bullies, and getting a tattoo.
The social features like students running on their own schedules, and also having their own extracurricular activities should also give you a lot to do outside of the main missions.
“Relive your High School days in the town of Agefield,” reads the official blurb on Agefield High: Rock the School. “It’s the early 2000s, and graduation is on the horizon. REBEL with your friends, win over your dream girl and ROCK the school! A coming-of-age adventure about friendship, love, and rebellion inspired by the raunchy teen comedies of the era.”
According to the developer, the game is “around 8–10 hours long” and features 32 main missions with two different endings, along with 15 side activities and a small town open-world to explore.
Altogether, it’s shaping up to be an interesting take on the Bully formula, and we should see more as we edge closer to launch.
There’s no release date set for Agefield High: Rock the School yet, but Refugium has stated that the game will be out Summer 2026.