Last year, a story trailer sparked excitement among fans of "Bully" for its spiritual successor, "Agefield High (Agefield High: Rock the School)." Now officially available on PC, however, players' first impressions are less than optimistic, so it's best to lower your expectations and don't expect it to meet the high standards set by Rockstar back in the day.
"Agefield High" was released on August 12, receiving "Mostly Negative" reviews on Steam, with only a 28% positive rating out of 343 reviews. The game launched with a special discount in the Chinese region on Steam, priced at 97.2 yuan, and supports Simplified Chinese.
The story of "Agefield High" is set in the early 21st century, drawing inspiration from the humor style of films like "American Pie." The developer warns players on the Steam page that this type of humor may not be for everyone.
However, player complaints seem to focus more on basic performance issues. Many Steam reviews mention stiff character animations, game crashes, sluggish and imprecise combat, as well as stuttering even on low-end PC configurations.
