Agefield High: Rock the School is the Bully-style high school game launching August 12

Rockstar still isn't making Bully 2, but Refugium Games is filling that gap with Agefield High: Rock the School, a raunchy 2000s-era high school comedy hitting Steam on August 12, with a console release to follow.

You play as Sam during his senior year at a small-town high school, working your way up to become the big man on campus. The game packs 30+ main missions built around humor, rebellion, and teenage drama, and the open world spans the school campus, a town center, neighborhoods, and countryside. The trailer shows off fistfights with jocks, terrible guitar playing, lawn mowing, and at least one angry cow chase — plus multiple endings depending on how you play. The humor leans hard into early-2000s edginess, with one trailer moment having a character suggest Sam sneak a photo of a girl in the shower.

Bully — Rockstar's 2006 cult classic set in the fictional Bullworth Academy — has been the obvious reference point for this kind of game ever since Rockstar shelved any sequel plans, citing bandwidth constraints with its other projects. The original Bully is currently available through GTA+, but a proper follow-up has never materialized, leaving a clear opening for games like Agefield High to step in.

Agefield High: Rock the School launches August 12 on Steam. No console release date has been announced yet.