Is this a Bully sequel?
No. It is a separate game from Refugium Games with no Rockstar affiliation.
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Story & Scope
Check Agefield High's confirmed mission counts, two endings, campaign length, character roles, story limits, and realistic comparisons with Rockstar's Bully.
The confirmed numbers suggest a compact campaign: 32 main missions, 15 side activities, two endings and roughly 8–10 hours for the story.
This route explains what those numbers mean without inventing mission names, romance branches or ending conditions before verified play exists.
FAST ANSWERS
Three questions, answered.
How long is the story?
The developer estimates roughly 8–10 hours.
Read the evidence →Is it a deep RPG?
No; it is a focused single-player coming-of-age adventure.
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Continue without losing the thread.
Each guide answers one intent and points to the next useful decision.
Guidance Counselor File
Missions, Side Activities & Two Endings
What the developer has confirmed about story size, optional activities and endings—without pre-launch spoilers or fabricated steps.
Yearbook
Characters: Sam, Kale, Axel and the School Cast
Meet Sam, Kale, Axel, and Agefield High's confirmed school cast in a spoiler-light character guide based only on official names, roles, and published story details.
Semester Planner
How Long Is Agefield High?
Learn how long Agefield High takes to finish, including the official campaign estimate, mission and activity counts, two endings, and first-playthrough planning.
Debate Club
Is Agefield High Like Bully? Similarities & Limits
Why players make the Bully comparison, where the games overlap, and what Agefield High explicitly says it is not.
Admissions Desk
Price, Launch Discount & What You Get
The confirmed PC price, first-week discount, regional-pricing note and the scope players should expect for the money.