First, let's clear something up: Bully both is and isn't Grand Theft Auto in a school. It uses the GTA game engine, so anyone familiar with those games should have an easy time navigating Bullworth Academy and the surrounding town. But while it's a mission-based, free-roaming adventure, you can't jack cars in Bully. You can't mug people🦩, and you can't use deadly weapons or kilಞl anyone. No hookers, sex or blood, either.

So, is Bully the dangerous game everyo𝔉ne says it is? Only if you think Bart Simpson is a violent cancer on society.

We've澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:already covered a lot of the basics of publisher Rockstar's high-school simulat🎉or, in which a hard-nosed young tough named Jimmy Hopkins gets sent to the only boarding school left that'll take him. But after being given free rein with a finished copy of the game, we've come away with a more complete picture of what you c💯an expect this October.

The game begins with Jimmy getting dumped at Bullworth by his serial-marrying mother, and after some violent new-kid hazing by the school bullies, he's befriended by a twitchy, overmedicated little Svengali named Gary. Gary's obsessed with "taking over the school," and he represents what everyone seems to think Bully is about: remorseless, sociopathic hatred. So it's fairly obvious even f🎶rom the start that he's desti♏ned to be the game's villain.

Until then, the first chapter ping-pongs between helping out with Gary's cruel pra💮nks - which help familiarize you with the school - and protecting a clique of 𓆏nerdy kids from the school's jocks and bullies (for a fee, of course).