Rockstar Games Founder Confirms Unfinished ‘Bully 2‘ Project
New York, NY – September 29, 2025 - Dan houser, a key founder of Rockstar Games, has publicly acknowledged the existence and ultimate cancellation of “Bully 2,” a sequel to the critically acclaimed 2006 action-adventure title. Houser revealed the project’s demise during a recent appearance at a media event, confirming long-held rumors within the gaming community.
The confirmation arrives as Houser embarks on a new venture with Absurd Ventures, where he is concurrently working on animations and video games. The revelation provides closure to fans who have speculated for years about the fate of the sequel, initially reported as being in advancement around 2008-2009. While a playable build was reportedly close to completion, the project was ultimately shelved, with Houser citing evolving company priorities and a shift in focus towards the massively successful ”Grand Theft Auto V” and its ongoing online component.
“Bully,” originally released as “Canis Canem Edit” in Europe, garnered a dedicated following for its unique school-based setting and engaging gameplay.A sequel had been anticipated by many, but development faced numerous challenges and internal restructuring within Rockstar games over the years.The cancellation represents a lost possibility for the franchise and leaves fans wondering what could have been.
