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Start Agefield High with confirmed release and price details, PC requirement checks, campaign length, and a spoiler-light plan for your first school days.
Start here if you are deciding whether to buy, checking whether your PC can run the game, or trying to avoid wasting the first school day.
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Understand Agefield High classes, attendance, pocket money, characters, rule-breaking risks, missions, and the choices shaping Sam's final school year.
School is a working time system, not a decorative backdrop. Attendance can earn pocket money, while skipping opens time for town activities and creates the risk of being noticed.
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Explore the Agefield High map with practical guides to campus and town routes, bikes, shops, side jobs, collectibles, travel time, and after-school activities.
Agefield is a small handcrafted open world built around a campus, two neighborhoods, town center and countryside. The useful challenge is fitting exploration into a school day.
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Check Agefield High's confirmed mission counts, two endings, campaign length, character roles, story limits, and realistic comparisons with Rockstar's Bully.
The confirmed numbers suggest a compact campaign: 32 main missions, 15 side activities, two endings and roughly 8–10 hours for the story.
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