Announcement file
- Nearly 300,000 wishlists
- $29.99 US list price
- $26.99 during the first seven days
- Single-player
- Roughly ten-hour story
Before the first bell rings, the principal wants future students to know exactly what kind of school this is.
A good fit for these students
The letter recommends Agefield High to players who want a deliberately rowdy coming-of-age comedy, a smaller handcrafted town, uncomplicated old-school action and a strong early-2000s atmosphere.
- You enjoy edgy teen-comedy humor and awkward school situations.
- You prefer a compact world with personality over a huge map.
- Straightforward combat and different bike roles sound appealing.
- The era's music, movies, fashion and culture are part of the draw.
- You are comfortable buying what is shown in the gameplay footage.
Probably not the right school if…
The same letter is unusually clear about limits. The game is not positioned as a giant sandbox, a deep role-playing game, a multiplayer experience or an endless school-life simulator.
- The humor style is a deal-breaker for you.
- You expect a massive AAA open world.
- You want extensive character creation or party-based RPG systems.
- You are looking for multiplayer.
- You expect hundreds of activities instead of a focused indie campaign.
Application fee
Refugium Games sets the US list price at $29.99. A 10% early-bird discount applies during the first seven days, reducing the US price to $26.99 before tax.
Regional prices vary through Steam. The letter closes by inviting players who like that scope to arrive on August 12.
