Agefield High: Rock the School Tips & Tricks

Before Your First Day

Decide early how you want to balance class attendance versus skipping. Good grades earn pocket money passively, while skipping class opens up side missions with their own payouts -- neither path is strictly better, but mixing both without a plan can leave you short on cash from both sources.

Keep an eye out for teachers and local police if you're skipping class or breaking rules -- there are real, confirmed consequences for getting caught, not just a risk-free shortcut.

Managing the Three-Step Plan

The overarching "Rock the School" plan breaks into three big beats: standing up to the jocks, throwing a party, and winning the girl by prom. Pace your main mission progress with side content exploration rather than rushing straight through -- with only 32 main missions and two endings, side content is where most of the open world's personality lives.

Spending Your Money

Shops around Agefield -- including a tattoo parlor and bike shop -- let you spend earned cash on clothes, hairstyles, tattoos, accessories, and bikes. None of this is required to progress, but it's a core part of expressing your version of Sam.

Common Mistakes

• Skipping class constantly without a side-mission plan -- you'll miss the passive good-grades income without necessarily replacing it.
• Ignoring the two-ending structure -- if you care about which ending you get, pay attention to how your choices and relationships develop rather than treating the story as fully linear.

See the full data: Agefield High: Rock the School Getting Started