Agefield High: Rock the School
Agefield High: Rock the School releases on August 12, 2026, for PC, with PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S versions planned for later in 2026. Developed and published by Refugium Games, this open-world coming-of-age adventure follows Sam, a new student who arrives in the small town of Agefield during the final months of high school. Together with Kale and aspiring rock star Axel, he becomes involved in a plan to leave a lasting mark on the school through classes, parties, pranks, fights, friendships, romance, side jobs, and repeated attempts to avoid teachers and police.
DLC
No DLC announced at this time.
Editions – what’s included
No special editions confirmed at this time.
Review

Agefield High: Rock the School clearly understands the appeal of placing school life inside a small open world. Sam has a timetable to follow, classes to attend, money to earn, and social plans that often conflict with those responsibilities. Skipping school creates more freedom, but teachers and police can interfere when the player pushes too far.
The town is divided between the school campus, residential neighborhoods, a central commercial area, and the surrounding countryside. Bikes make travel faster, while clothing, hairstyles, tattoos, and accessories provide modest ways to customize Sam. Main missions follow the group’s Rock the School plan, while side activities offer alternatives between scheduled story events.
Classes are presented as playable activities rather than passive cutscenes. English, mathematics, geography, German, and music lessons add structure to weekdays and make deliberate truancy feel like an actual choice. The time system should also help different locations and characters feel connected to a routine.
Its early-2000s setting gives the game a recognizable identity, supported by period clothing, technology, music, and humor. The tone draws heavily from crude teen comedies, which may feel nostalgic to some players and dated to others.
The campaign is expected to last around eight to ten hours, with 32 main missions and two endings. That compact length may help the story avoid unnecessary repetition, although the small world will need enough activity to remain convincing.
Verdict: A promising school-life sandbox with a strong period setting, structured daily routine, and enough freedom to support both responsible students and determined troublemakers.
PC System Requirements
| Component | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| OS | 64-bit operating system | — |
| CPU | AMD Ryzen 5 2600X or Intel Core i7-7700K | — |
| Memory | 16 GB RAM | — |
| Graphics | Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB or AMD Radeon RX 580 | — |
| Storage | 35 GB available space | — |




