Agefield High Romance

Faces first, flags later

Cast without invented meters: characters. Credits split: endings. If you still need the first morning, start on the beginner guide. The next section is who coverage actually names.

Named in English is a cast beat

Ms. Davidson’s room is where the game bothers to point. You do not need a hidden affinity tick to notice Ashley or Chloe — the lesson does it for you. Captured footage sits that class, then the park. A skip blocking those names is unverified. Opening chain: walkthrough.

A love-triangle trope is not a design doc

TV Tropes-style lists file Ashley / Chloe as a triangle. That is a label on a raunchy teen comedy, not a published exclusive-flag chart. We will not turn it into a flowchart. Faces and surname conflicts: characters.

Who they are is the easy half. The next section is what we will actually treat as locked.

Ashley’s extra layers are some writeups, not Steam

Popular is the stable coverage word. Some writeups add: Seth’s girlfriend, she likes parties, she dreams of prom queen. Mark those as coverage, conflicting. This page will not merge them into one official bio and then tell you how to steal her from Seth.

Chloe’s extras are coverage too

Rebellious artist is the stable line. Moved from the south, father issues — that is writeup colour, useful for tone, not a published quest checklist. Do not farm “art gifts” we never listed.

Confirmed is a short list on purpose. The next section is the longer TBA column — that is where fake wikis usually lie.

Two girls plus two endings is a rhyme, not a doc

Coverage names two interests. Steam sells two endings. That sit-next-to-each-other fact is not permission to title the paths ASHLEY ENDING and CHLOE ENDING as official. Fan videos already did. Those labels stay community-only on endings.

Achievements will not fill the meter either

Steam lists 11 achievements. Names and triggers stay TBA. There is no published “date both” trophy title on this page. After a path, check the live overlay — achievements.

The one name that keeps showing up as a third route is Lisa. That gets its own heading so it cannot hide in a maybe-column.

Family is a cast row, not a route

Brianna drives you to campus. Lisa is named. That is the household. Faces: characters. If later capture shows a prom-adjacent Lisa scene, we will mark it with a source. Until then the row stays unconfirmed.

Do not pad a triangle into a hexagon

Two named interests in coverage. Two official endings. One unconfirmed sister mention. That is the honest count. A wiki that lists five dateable girls invented three.

The other search that wants this URL to be sleazy is the house prank. It is a mission.

Play it as a pin, then move

If a cone clips through a wall, back off and re-enter. Do not turn the hallway into a brawl the job did not ask for. Step-by-step stuck points: walkthrough. Combat if a jock is already swinging: combat.

Raunchy comedy is still a mission list

The game sells early-2000s teen-movie tone. That is why the prank exists. It is not permission to write a lingerie guide or a “how to date Ashley tonight” checklist. Prom is late. The dance is the choice. Hour two is still a stealth house and a stolen bike.

When the dance icon is real, the only verified romance advice left is mechanical.

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 here. When the dance is live, you already have (or failed to make) a duplicate. Spoiler-light count and why TRUE ENDING videos are labels: endings.

That is the whole dating page

Who they are. What the store locks. What coverage adds with a confidence mark. Lisa unconfirmed. The panty prank is a mission. Save before prom. First hours if you have not started: beginner guide. Hours before the dance: walkthrough.