Relive your High School days in the town of Agefield. It’s the early 2000s and you have three months left at school. So REBEL with your friends, win over your dream girl and ROCK the school!
A complete disaster: a video game that relied on nostalgia for Bully without getting anything right.
Many have wanted a successor to Bully for years. Rockstar smashed that experience out of the park, and I feel players will look at Agefield High: School of Rock and believe it can capture that same setting and atmosphere. Sadly, it misses the mark in almost every way. Unfortunately, I can’t recommend this one even if it were priced lower, for several...
With the PlayStation 5 release of Agefield High: Rock the School this week, and other consoles later this year, you have been warned. I played this game at release, and revisited it after three updates, and there appears to be no real improvements that help it. It’s a fundamentally flawed and broken game, and these updates are not correcting that. There’s...
I’ll be blunt: there’s literally nothing remotely good or redeeming about Agefield High. While it’s not quite the worst game I’ve ever played, it’s not far off from that dubious honour, either.
The only good thing about Agefield High: Rock The School is that the developers have been working on patches for the game. There is a slim chance that a constant flow of patches can turn around this game's fortunes and give it a comeback story similar to what happened with Crime Boss: Rockay City. However, that is a big mountain to climb. With a weak...
