Agefield High Endings

Spoiler-light until the marked block

Everything above the spoiler heading is count, timing, save hygiene, and who coverage names. Plot slides stay out. If you still need day-one HUD and the park invite, start on the beginner guide. The next section is the only number Steam actually locks.

Count is a feature line, not a walkthrough chapter

Steam sells the game as an 8–10 hour coming-of-age run with two endings. That is a product fact, the same way five classes and 15 side activities are product facts. It is not permission to invent “Ending A / Ending B” titles and paste a recap under each.

The rest of the 32 is not a hidden ending tree

After the opening chain the map hands you icons. Unnamed mains stay TBA on walkthrough and missions. Grinding blank rows hoping one of them is a secret third credits sequence is how you waste a weekday. The split the store points at is still the dance.

Two endings only matter if you know when the game actually asks. That is prom — not English class, not Mike’s Bike Shop.

Late means late

Typical run length is about 8–10 hours main, around 15 with sides. Prom sits at the end of that plan, not at Friday of week one. If a search dumped you here from hour two, clone a save anyway — launch builds wipe — then go back to the walkthrough until the dance icon is real.

The choice is the split, not a quiz you can alt-tab

There is no published answer key for prom. There is no “always pick the left prompt” rule on this page. When the dance is live, you already have (or failed to make) a duplicate save. That file is the only verified tool. Romance context — who coverage names as a dream girl — lives on romance, still without invented meters.

Coverage does name two interests. Naming them is not the same as mapping each girl to one ending.

Named in English is not a lock

Day-one English points Ashley and Chloe out in the room. That is a cast beat. It does not start a meter, and the house stealth prank for Axel does not marry you to Ashley. Faces and roles: characters. Keep this page for the credits split; keep romance for the dating questions that still have no published numbers.

1:1 mapping is unverified

Two girls in coverage and two endings on the store page sit next to each other. That rhyme is not a design doc. Whether each path maps to one interest, whether you can see both on one file, and whether a “neither” pick exists all stay TBA. This Agefield High endings guide will not write a fake flowchart that pretends otherwise.

Fan videos already wrote that flowchart anyway. The next section is why those titles are labels, not sources.

A title is not a captured flag

If a video names a slide, a last line, or who you walk out with, that is their footage. It is not a published requirement list. Copying it into this Agefield High endings article would ship fan-fiction as a guide. We mark it TBA and wait for in-game capture — the same rule used for unnamed missions and class answer keys.

Achievements are the later check, not a spoiler dump

Steam lists 11 achievements. Names and triggers are not fully published in accessible store copy, so this page will not invent a “finish both endings” trophy title. After you have a pre-prom save, you can check the live Steam overlay. The stub list lives on achievements with TBA rows. Use it as a later checklist, not as a plot summary.

The mechanical move is still the same whether the videos are right or wrong: keep a file from before the dance.

Cloud is not a second brain

Steam Cloud is a feature on the store page. It is not a promise that a wiped local slot will come back clean. Duplicate in-game first. If a mission froze on the way to the gym, that is bugs territory — reload the earlier clone, do not start a new senior year to “fix” credits.

Day-one hygiene still applies at hour nine

The beginner guide already told you to duplicate after the bike chain. Prom is the same habit with higher stakes. A knockdown that parks a bike in a void is annoying; a single slot after the dance is the run. Softlock habits: tips.

Once the file exists, the spoiler block can speak — and it still will not narrate either path.

Spoiler — verified only, no plot dump

Two paths exist. That is the official split: two different endings, one important choice at prom. Save before you commit. Romance exclusive flags, affinity thresholds, and whether Ashley or Chloe maps 1:1 onto a path are not published — they stay TBA. After you finish a path, check the live Steam achievements list; this page will not invent trophy names to imply what you “missed.” Cast faces without a flowchart: characters. Dating questions without invented locks: romance.

What we will add later, and what we will never fake

Later capture can fill: official in-game names if the files use any, whether a continue exists, and which of the 11 achievements fire on which path. Later capture will not fill a novelisation of the last cutscene copied from an unverified compilation. If you need the hours before the dance, the walkthrough is the stuck-point map; if you have not started, the beginner guide is day one.

That is the entire spoiler. Two paths. Save first. Flags unpublished. Achievements later. Everything else you read under an ALL PROM ENDINGS title is someone else’s run.