Principal's letters, trailers, development galleries and release notices—kept in the format and order that made each announcement worth reading.
Refugium Games' fourth update fixes full-inventory blockers for lockers, mission items and money, plus the Bike Sign outfit, Motion Blur saving, collision and camera issues.
Refugium Games' third update targets mission-start crashes, stuck states around cars and doors, and a classroom combat sequence that could end on a black screen.
Enter the seven-image making-of gallery →Each entry keeps its own voice: notices read like notices, trailers play on the page, and visual development stays visual.
Principal Carpenter sets expectations for the indie game, explains who it is built for, and confirms the $29.99 launch price and first-week discount.
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Refugium Games compares early-2024 layouts with the later school, town and park while explaining the small team's early-2000s visual target.
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Principal Carpenter officially announces August 12 as the opening day and warns that actions inside Agefield High have consequences.
Open bulletin →Principal Carpenter celebrates 175,000 Steam wishlists and thanks the future students waiting to enter Agefield High.
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The gameplay trailer introduces the school-and-town loop and lists the main story length, mission totals, classes, shops and two endings.
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The new story trailer arrives alongside added missions, a larger game and a complete HUD and art-style overhaul.
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The first public post introduces the small team's passion project and its homage to early-2000s teen movies.
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Use the launch checklist for the confirmed release window, price, platforms and PC requirements. Post-launch patch notes will join this archive when Refugium Games publishes them.