G ame Rant's interactive map for Bully's Bullworth includes every important location, mission, store, and more that a player needs to make their way through their adolescent journ ...

Bully is an open-ended mission-based game, but don't mistake open-ended for a lack of structure. This is school, after all, and you're expected to attend two classes each day.

Tweaks and Changes: The single-player story, the guts of Bully, has been tweaked ever so gently, but we unfortunately can't detail the new missions. However, the game essentially looks like a ...

Bully is open-ended, but it's also a very mission-based game. ... So far, Bully seems like it's a great game, but we've still got plenty of girl-kissing and preppie-pounding to get though.

"Bully" borrows elements from "Grand Theft Auto" by letting you roam around a huge map and take on dozens of missions as you work your way up to ruling the school. You also can use transportation ...

They take me around the game; we jump from mission to mission to make sure I've seen as much as I need to get a feel for the game. I play one of the five mini-arcade games in Bully, ...

Bully starts with the shitty experience of going to a new school and ends with a subculture civil war. Certain media outlets flew off the handle when Rockstar announced they were making a game ...