Fan Developer Releases Unreal Engine 5 Bully Remake on GitHub
The playable but unfinished build uses original Bully assets with Unreal Engine 5.8 lighting and lacks the full campaign.
A solo fan developer known as ashen released a playable Unreal Engine 5 remake of Rockstar Games' Bully on GitHub on October 20, 2026. The project was built with the aid of AI and is available in decompiled form so other developers can continue the work.
The remake keeps the original Bully assets, upscaled and enhanced with Unreal Engine 5.8 lighting, rather than pursuing a realistic look. It stars protagonist Jimmy in the original setting.
The build is unfinished and the full campaign is currently missing, so players cannot complete the story in this version.
Bully originally launched in 2006 and is turning 20 this year. A sequel was in development several years ago but was eventually cancelled, and calls for an official sequel or remake have persisted since the original release.
Rockstar Games has not announced an official Bully remake. The fan project arrives as the studio's Grand Theft Auto 6 remains its major upcoming release. According to Screen Rant, the build can be downloaded from GitHub.
Quick answers
Is the Unreal Engine 5 Bully remake finished?
No. The release is an unfinished playable build and the full campaign is currently missing.
Where can I download the Bully UE5 remake?
The decompiled, playable build is available on GitHub, according to Screen Rant.
Did Rockstar Games make this remake?
No. It was made by a solo fan developer known as ashen, not by Rockstar Games.