Bully is a third-person school open world game in which players will bully their way around school, be a bad kid, or work hard to be a good kid again. In order to enhance the player experience, we have released a revised version of the Bully Rooney module, including the following changes:
1.The Full Content
2.No Ads
The backstory of Bully
The main character of the story is Jimmy Hopkins, a teenager who has been expelled from several schools. His mother left him to die in Bulworth Academy while she go on her honeymoon. Jimmy, who will spend the entire year alone at the school, must find a way to navigate the crazy place that bears the name of the school, stand up for what he believes is right, and challenge the various liars and bad guys among the students and faculty. If Jimmy can make it through the school year, he'll rule the school.
Meet all kinds of people at school
In Jimmy's school, you can meet all kinds of people, from nerds who only study, to bullies who bully students, from bad teachers who physically punish students, to security guards who angry and mad. You can choose to be friends with them, or you can choose to fight them, punch and kick them, or play pranks.
Study hard
As a student in school, you can certainly try to study hard, don't think that being a bully doesn't mean you don't need to study. In the game, you can attend class on time, and the content of the class will be presented in the form of mini games. If you successfully complete the mini games, then you will be considered as having completed one lesson. When you complete enough lessons, you will get rewards, such as your English is very good, you can improve your persuasive ability.
The school version of GTA
Some have called Bully the school version of GTA, and in a way that's not wrong, because in both games you're equally free to play evil and fight the system. But one thing is the same: in both games, you can drive the vehicle. Yes, in Bully Rooney you can also drive vehicles, although not all kinds of cars and planes, but also very interesting, including skateboards and bicycles, which are used by students every day.
