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Agefield High: Rock the School
Relive your High School days in the town of Agefield. It’s the early 2000s, and graduation is on the horizon. REBEL with your friends, win over your dream girl and ROCK the school! A coming-of-age adventure about friendship, love, and rebellion inspired by the raunchy teen comedies of the era.
- Refugium Games
Platform scores
| Platform | Metascore | Userscore |
|---|---|---|
| Nintendo Switch 2 | Not stored | Not stored |
| PC | 30 | 4.2 |
| Xbox Series X | Not stored | Not stored |
What players said
Criticism
- I've been gaming since the late 1970s. I have played literally thousands of games over the years, and there were several stinkers in the bunch. While Agefield is not the worst game I've ever played (that honor belongs to Funko Fusion), it's in the top 5 worst. The game is a total scam as it is full of reused assets, horrific voice acting (one of the actors even admitted he was never paid, was encouraged to write his own dialogue, had never done voice work before, and had zero direction when recording), the writing is beyond horrendous and ridiculously juvenile (and no devs, I'm not offended by anything except crap work), I could go on and on, but just stay away unless you like flushing money down the toilet.
- Absolute horse-crap, obvious AI, messed up gameplay & story, did they think they could release something as garbage as this without even thinking? no comment fr
Mixed
- I had high hopes for this game, even after seeing its negative reviews on Steam. Sadly, a few hours in and I realised the game was an unenjoyable, buggy grind. I can see past the terrible voice acting and non-existent facial animations. But the bugs and glitches are something else. The bike is hard to ride - I ended up stuck on top of a wall at one point. Missions unlock at specific times of day but are miles away across the map and it takes forever to get anywhere. The bike is SLOW if you take a shortcut across grass. Missions aren't especially exciting and combat is laggy and broken - so disappointing. For some reason it stayed Tuesday for 2 days! I can't recommend this - it plays like a very early beta test or (if I'm being generous) an early access title but it's NOT ready to be released at over £20 in its current state. I never refund games, but I got a refund for this. Sad, because I was excited for the potential and it could have been really great! Hope they'll work on the bugs and it might improve.
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What critics said
Praise
- It is tough to think of a measure by which Agefield High doesn't fail class. From the expressionless bimbo & himbo sex-bot character models to the constant droning butt-punk music, everything about this game just screams "No." Broken missions, broken mechanics, busted graphics, all wrapped up in one of the worst technical performance messes I've ever seen. I do love a good raunchy comedy, but in this case, I'm afraid that I have to recommend skipping school.
Criticism
- Agefield High attempts to channel the irreverent energy of classic adolescent comedies, yet it stumbles through a disastrous execution. Clunky combat and broken stealth mechanics make the gameplay a chore, while pervasive technical issues and amateurish design choices transform this intended homage into a pale, unplayable imitation of the Rockstar masterpiece.
- Agefield High: Rock The School falls woefully short of the expectations it once created. Anyone hoping Refugium Games had the talent to deliver a proper Bully-style experience can go ahead and dump that hope straight into the trashcan. The game is a virtually unplayable, broken mess.
Mixed
- Whether it’s bad on purpose or just plain bad, it’s clear to anyone with eyes, ears, or hands that Agefield High: Rock the School! is a bad product. From a visual identity that both confuses and revolts to a gameplay loop that prevents itself from ever being enjoyable, everything about this game screams inadequacy—though it notably doesn’t scream lack of effort. If the game had more time to cook, say another decade or so, perhaps it would’ve been a passable homage to one of gaming’s most iconic coming-of-age titles. As it is now, though, it’s an unplayable, unlovable, unappreciable mess I’d rather forget than remember.