Perp Games and Refugium Games have announced that Agefield High: Rock The School is in development for Nintendo Switch 2.
The title is billed as an early‑2000s‑inspired open‑world adventure that follows protagonist Sam during his final months at Agefield High.
The developers confirm the game will be released digitally on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch 2 worldwide; a specific release date or window has not been provided.
Premise and setting
Agefield High places players in the shoes of Sam, a student who relocates to the town of Agefield just before his senior year.
Sam quickly becomes involved with Kale and self‑proclaimed rockstar Axel, who are determined to make the last months of school unforgettable.
The game mixes story‑driven missions with social drama and a satirical pop‑punk tone as players negotiate reputation, rebellion and teenage decision‑making.
Gameplay and features
According to the publisher’s feature outline, the game centers on more than 30 main missions that combine humour, rebellion and teenage drama.
Players can freely explore a connected open world made up of the school campus, town centre, surrounding neighbourhoods and countryside.
The developers also highlight a range of secondary activities: side hustles and mini‑missions that let players earn cash and influence, and a character customization system that includes clothes, bikes and hairstyles.
A notable gameplay pillar is player choice around education routines.
The game allows you to attend or skip classes such as English, Maths, Geography, German and Music, with schedules and consequences affecting Sam’s progress and social standing.
Visually and tonally, the project is presented with vibrant aesthetics and a pop‑punk soundtrack intended to evoke the era that inspires the title.
Release details and context
Agefield High: Rock The School will be a digital launch on Nintendo eShop for the Nintendo Switch 2.
Beyond the platform and the promise of worldwide digital availability, no further release timing or pricing details have been confirmed by Perp Games or Refugium Games.
About the reporter
Alex Seedhouse has specialised in Nintendo coverage within the games industry for 16 years, attending major events including E3 and gamescom and leading coverage across three console generations.
The title is billed as an early‑2000s‑inspired open‑world adventure that follows protagonist Sam during his final months at Agefield High.
The developers confirm the game will be released digitally on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch 2 worldwide; a specific release date or window has not been provided.
Premise and setting
Agefield High places players in the shoes of Sam, a student who relocates to the town of Agefield just before his senior year.
Sam quickly becomes involved with Kale and self‑proclaimed rockstar Axel, who are determined to make the last months of school unforgettable.
The game mixes story‑driven missions with social drama and a satirical pop‑punk tone as players negotiate reputation, rebellion and teenage decision‑making.
Gameplay and features
According to the publisher’s feature outline, the game centers on more than 30 main missions that combine humour, rebellion and teenage drama.
Players can freely explore a connected open world made up of the school campus, town centre, surrounding neighbourhoods and countryside.
The developers also highlight a range of secondary activities: side hustles and mini‑missions that let players earn cash and influence, and a character customization system that includes clothes, bikes and hairstyles.
A notable gameplay pillar is player choice around education routines.
The game allows you to attend or skip classes such as English, Maths, Geography, German and Music, with schedules and consequences affecting Sam’s progress and social standing.
Visually and tonally, the project is presented with vibrant aesthetics and a pop‑punk soundtrack intended to evoke the era that inspires the title.
Release details and context
Agefield High: Rock The School will be a digital launch on Nintendo eShop for the Nintendo Switch 2.
Beyond the platform and the promise of worldwide digital availability, no further release timing or pricing details have been confirmed by Perp Games or Refugium Games.
About the reporter
Alex Seedhouse has specialised in Nintendo coverage within the games industry for 16 years, attending major events including E3 and gamescom and leading coverage across three console generations.