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.

By fulfilling missions, you'll progress from one chapter to the next, alternately gaining sway over one social circle while alienating another. One of Bully's many brilliant aspects is the variety ...

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" 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 ...

While the game got its launch on the PS2, the Scholarship Edition of the game contains additional content that PlayStation GTA+ subscribers don't have access to. This includes missions, classes ...

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 ...