After development of the first Red Dead Redemptiongame was completed, a group of Rockstar New England employees reportedly spent somewhere between a year and eighteen months working on Bully's sequel, going as far as to create a small-but-working build of the title. Related: Red Dead Redemption 2: Rockstar Says it Isn't Adding Single Player DLCĪccording to VGC, who cite multiple sources as being knowledgeable of the game's development, a script for Bully 2 was written by Dan Houser and a small team of developers in 2008, two years after the game's initial release. Although recent GTA Online rumors have hinted that a sequel to Bully might be under development, unfortunately reports have now surfaced which seemingly show this is not the case.
While not as great a success as Rockstar's more popular franchises like Grand Theft Auto, Bully developed a cult following over the next few years and even received a special edition titled Bully: Scholarship Edition.
WHY WAS THE GAME BULLY BAND PC
Developed by Rockstar Games, who recently announced a PC version of Red Dead Redemption 2, the original Bully saw players taking on the role of a young man named Jimmy as he explored the fictional Bullworth Academy, a boarding school in England, while making friends and enemies with jocks, nerds, and homeless karate teachers. A sequel to the open-world game Bully was apparently in the works but scrapped after over a year of development.
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