Agefield High: Rock The School – A Perfect Blend of Bully and 2000s Teen Comedy

A brand-new trailer for Agefield High: Rock The School has taken the internet by storm, drawing immediate comparisons to Rockstar’s legendary Bully. The game combines the mischievous school-life chaos of that classic with the over-the-top humor of early 2000s American teen comedies, creating what many are calling the ultimate “school-themed GTA.”

A Viral Debut

The debut trailer for Agefield High: Rock The School quickly went viral across social media platforms, resonating with gamers nostalgic for the days of Bully. Fans have long wished for a remake or sequel to Rockstar’s cult hit, but with this new project from Refugium Games, that wish might finally feel unnecessary.

A Trip Back to 2002

Set in 2002, the game follows Sam, a new student at Agefield High School, who, alongside his friends Kale and Axel, is determined to make their mark before graduation. Their adventures promise a mix of humor, mischief, and teenage rebellion — a tone that perfectly captures the early-2000s high school vibe.

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Gameplay That Channels Bully’s Spirit

Much like Bully, the game tasks players with balancing everyday school life — attending classes, completing assignments, and managing reputation — while also breaking the rules to earn cash for new outfits and gear.

Players can take part in various school subjects such as English, Math, German, Geography, and Music, each offering interactive mini-games reminiscent of Rockstar’s classroom challenges. The blend of structured activities and free-form mischief promises both variety and nostalgia.

A Nostalgic Love Letter to Teen Comedy

In addition to its clear inspiration from Bully, Agefield High: Rock The School captures the carefree energy of 2000s American comedies like American Pie. It embraces the same mix of chaos, humor, and youthful defiance, delivering a story that feels both familiar and refreshingly bold.

According to the game’s Steam page, Agefield High: Rock The School is scheduled for release in the second quarter of 2026, and if the trailer is any indication, it could become the spiritual successor Bully fans have been waiting for.