Agefield High Yearbook

Agefield High: Rock the School is Refugium Games' early-2000s high-school life sim — 32 story missions about surviving senior year, forming a band and making it to prom, released on Steam August 12, 2026. It spent a year being called the Bully successor, arrived carrying 175,000 wishlists, and then had the roughest launch of any game we cover: a Mostly Negative Steam rating driven almost entirely by polish complaints rather than by the premise.

That is exactly why this site leads with honesty instead of hype. The reviews page tracks the score against Steam directly — 30.5 percent at launch, climbing steadily since the first patch — and breaks down what the negative reviews actually say (voice acting, cutscene animation, stability) and what the positive ones defend (the missions, the writing, the setting). If you loved Bully, read our comparison before spending anything: fans of that game are having the hardest time with this one, and the reasons are specific and documented.

For people who did buy in: the beginner guide covers the five class types and the money loop, the band page tracks what the patch notes have confirmed about the music minigames, characters sticks to names that can actually be sourced, and romance maps the two endings the store page promises. Platforms keeps watch on the PS5 and Xbox versions promised for later in 2026.

The studio is small and moving fast — the first patch landed one day after launch — so pages here change often. Every one carries a Last checked date, facts come from official announcements and the live game, and community reports are labelled as reports. Where something is unverified we say so plainly; the early days of this game have punished guessing.