Agefield High Walkthrough

Home is a wardrobe gate, not a sandbox

Sam starts late. The house will not let you roam Agefield until you change out of pajamas and take the ride. That is the entire prologue: get dressed, get in the car, arrive on campus. If you are still in the bedroom, you are not missing a hidden mission — you have not started school yet. Cast names for this beat live on characters.

English is the meet-cute, then the plan

Ms. Davidson’s first English class is where the cast locks in. Kale talks to you. Ashley and Chloe are visible in the room. Axel is already a classmate. After the bell, the park scene is the real pitch: kick the jocks, become a legend, rock prom. Nothing in that conversation is a combat tutorial. Fisticuffs come later, and they stay simple — see combat when a jock actually swings.

Town opens after the prologue, not during it

Once you are on campus and the park talk ends, the handmade town is yours: campus, two neighborhoods, town center, countryside. Map layout and shops: locations. The next verified jobs are a stealth prank and a bike chain, not a dump of 27 unread titles.

HUD first, then the door

The visibility meter and cones are the whole minigame. Walk when the HUD says you are hidden; stop when a cone sweeps. IGN’s preview is blunt: those cones can fail through walls. If you are spotted in a room nobody can see, that is a detection bug, not a missed sneak route. Reload the last checkpoint and take the same line again. Broader launch issues sit on bugs.

Do not turn this into a combat chapter

You can punch your way out of some alerts, but this beat is scored as stealth. Shove-to-break-guard belongs on later jock fights, not inside Ashley’s hallway. If a teacher or cop is the problem on the walk over, that is the skip/attendance layer on school system, not a reason to restart the raid.

Ashley as a romance / prom name is a later page. This mission does not lock an ending. Keep romance closed until you actually have a dance choice.

The recovered bike is the one you keep

You do not need a shop purchase to finish the opening. The stolen-bike recovery is the first personal ride. Later you can spend pocket money on BMX, country, or racing frames at the same shop — prices stay TBA on money. If you are still walking between neighborhoods after this chain, you missed the keep step, not a hidden vendor.

Knockdown is the softlock, not the stunt

IGN’s preview: after a ragdoll knockdown the mission bike can respawn somewhere you cannot reach. The town is full of bikes. Grab a world bike and keep the objective. Do not restart the save because the original frame vanished into a hedge. Same habit later on delivery and lawn jobs. Softlock habits: tips.

Tailing and roof are still the same loop

Tailing is a follow, not a new camera mode. Stay close enough that the objective does not fail, far enough that you do not crash the mark. The roof beat is a placement / stunt, not a platforming chapter. If the icon will not clear, check the top-left text before you assume a bug — then reload once. After this chain, the map starts showing more mission icons and the class icons (English, German, Math, and the rest of the five).

How the map actually hands you work

After the prologue the map is the quest log. Hover an icon for the time window; walk or ride up to start it. Community reports say the clock pauses once a mission is live — treat that as observed, not a store-page rule. Class icons are not mains: they are the five lessons (English, Math, Geography, German, Music) and they still pay allowance. Lesson types and skip tradeoffs: classes and school system.

Sides are cash, not a second campaign

You can finish the Rock the School plan without 100% of the 15. Sides exist to buy bikes, clothes, and the rest of the shop board. If a search asked for every side name, open missions and expect TBA rows there too. Earn-order (grades vs lawn vs delivery) is money.

This index vs the missions table

Stay on this walkthrough when you are stuck on a verified opening beat or you need the TBA grouping. Open the missions page when you want a checklist with empty name cells. Do not paste a 32-line fan list into either URL.

Class vs icon is the daily decision

Weekdays lock you in a lesson until afternoon unless you skip. Teachers and cops notice. Skipping is how you take a daytime map icon; attending is how you keep allowance from letter grades. There is no Persona-style calendar with a hard day-fail on this page — community notes say the clock pauses inside a started mission. Recheck on your build. If you only needed the first-hours loop, go back to the beginner guide.

One reload beats a new save

Launch reviews (Mostly Negative at snapshot) pile up crashes, deleted saves, and frozen AI. Duplicate a save before long stealth or bike jobs. Steam Cloud is listed; still keep a local copy if the game offers one. Patch workarounds stay community-observed on bugs, not as official notes.

Save before the dance, then pick

If this Agefield High walkthrough did one thing for a first clear, it is that pre-prom save. Play the opening chain, ride the map icons, skip or attend on purpose, and stop before the dance to clone the file. Then open endings for the spoiler block. Do not grind unnamed TBA mains hoping they secretly flip the credits.

Romance is not a second walkthrough

Ashley Alcock and Chloe Rogers are named interests. This page will not invent gift lists or a hidden third route. If you are here because a search mixed “walkthrough” with “which girl,” you want romance after the save, not a fake mission title that pretends to be the lock.