Agefield High: Rock the School has 11 Steam achievements at launch, and the list is much more specific than the available fan walkthroughs. It confirms two separate prom finishes, six collectible sets, a $1,000 cash target, every bicycle, and every mini mission and activity. It does not publish collectible counts, locations, bicycle requirements, or the choices that lead to each prom partner. A safe roadmap must organize those verified goals without inventing the missing route.
Launch boundary: this roadmap uses the official Steam achievement list visible on August 13, 2026, one day after the PC release. Current public English Steam Guides did not provide a readable location guide during research. Follow the in-game tracker and the newest official patch when it adds or changes counters. This article deliberately does not use the supplied wiki’s unsupported Lisa ending, four-act mission list, GPA threshold, or arrest limit; Steam instead names Chloe and Ashley as the two prom achievement partners.
Split the 11 achievements into four ledgers
Do not treat the list as 11 unrelated surprises. Four ledgers expose which goals compete for cash, which need campaign coverage, and which require a separate finale result.
| Ledger | Official achievements | Proof to protect |
|---|---|---|
| Cash and shopping | Thrifty child; Bike enthusiast | Cash reaches $1,000; every bicycle becomes unlocked |
| Prom | Chloe’s little guitar hero; Ashley’s sweet boy Sam | The prom mission finishes once with each named partner |
| Activities | Hard worker | All mini missions and activities complete |
| Collectibles | Six separate collection achievements | Each named set reaches its own all-collected state |
The cash ledger should come first because purchases can reduce the balance before Thrifty child triggers. The activity and collection ledgers can run throughout the story. The two prom results belong at the end of two protected branches, not in one vague “good ending” row.
Bank $1,000 before completing the bicycle collection
Thrifty child requires Sam to have saved $1,000. Bike enthusiast requires every bicycle to be unlocked. Steam does not say that each bicycle must be purchased, nor does it expose the total cost. That uncertainty makes the order more important than a guessed price list.
- Choose one practical bike for travel only when the current route needs it.
- Keep earning through grades, mini missions, and activities while resisting optional outfit, hair, tattoo, and accessory spending.
- Watch the displayed cash total. When it reaches $1,000, wait for the Steam notification for Thrifty child.
- Only after that notification should the balance become a bicycle-unlock fund.
- At each bike source, distinguish “owned,” “available,” and “locked.” Spend only when the live interface shows purchase is the unlock condition.
If the balance crosses $1,000 without a popup, do not immediately spend it. Return to a stable state, let any reward screen finish, and inspect the Steam overlay. The wording is “Saved $1000,” so a cumulative-earnings assumption is unsafe; protect the visible balance until the achievement records.
Treat Chloe and Ashley as separate prom proofs
The official list contains Chloe’s little guitar hero for finishing the prom mission with Chloe and Ashley’s sweet boy Sam for finishing it with Ashley. That is the reliable branch boundary. The list does not identify romance points, required outfits, class grades, dialogue answers, or the last reversible choice.
Build the branch conservatively:
- Before the game identifies a prom partner or commits to the prom sequence, look for a manual-save slot or a clearly labeled checkpoint.
- Keep that save untouched until one partner’s prom mission finishes and its achievement appears.
- If manual saving is unavailable, cloud-only, or overwritten by the finale, plan a second playthrough instead of assuming a late reload can change the partner.
- On the second branch, make the earliest different partner choice you can actually observe. Do not wait for the final cutscene if the game already displays Chloe or Ashley as the active route.
A supplied wiki calls Lisa the ending-critical romance and invents named good and bad endings, but Steam’s launch achievements contradict that partner model. Do not use Lisa, a C-grade threshold, or an arrest count to steer these achievements unless the current game independently shows those rules.
Finish the activity ledger while building cash
Hard worker asks for all mini missions and activities, making it the natural companion to the $1,000 reserve. Refugium advertises 15 side missions or activities, while the achievement uses the broader phrase “mini missions and activities.” Those descriptions may refer to the same set, overlapping sets, or a menu that distinguishes them. Trust the current completion interface rather than declaring 15 the achievement counter.
Record each completion with three fields:
- Name or map icon: enough to recognize the activity when it reappears.
- District: campus, either neighborhood, town center, or countryside.
- Completion signal: reward screen, marker removal, checklist change, or other visible state.
IGN’s preview verified food delivery and lawn mowing as repeatable or chore-like side content, plus one-off quests that opened more of town. Do not count repetition as new completion unless the tracker advances. Repeating a profitable delivery can help the cash ledger, but it may contribute nothing new to Hard worker.
Run six collectible ledgers instead of one town sweep
The official achievement list names six collections. Keep separate counters because finding a magazine says nothing about the apple-pie or CD set.
| Achievement | Official collection | What to log locally |
|---|---|---|
| Hardcore Supporter | Mayor Wellbe autographs | District, landmark, collection notification |
| Naughty boy | Playwith Magazines | Interior/exterior, floor or room, notification |
| Band geek | Band Magazines | Keep separate from the other magazine type |
| 😉 | Golden panties | Location and whether an interaction was required |
| Don’t try it | Apple pies | Landmark and collection confirmation |
| Pirate | Burned CDs | District and collection confirmation |
Do not borrow counts from an unversioned fan checklist. Steam says “all” for every set but publishes no number. The only safe completion count is the one demonstrated by the achievement popup or a current in-game collection screen.
Sweep the world by boundary, not by story memory
The official store divides Agefield into the school campus, two neighborhoods, town center, and countryside. Use those five boundaries as search sectors. A story mission may pass through a street without exposing every yard, room, roofline, or side path, so “the campaign brought me here” is not proof that the sector was searched.
- Choose one sector and one sweep direction.
- Clear accessible interiors before moving to the next block or campus wing.
- Record each pickup under its own collectible set, not just under the sector.
- After a new bike, key, time-of-day change, or story unlock, revisit only the previously inaccessible boundaries.
- Stop repeating a fully logged route when no door, gate, or pickup state has changed.
A bike improves the outer sectors but can make small items easier to miss. Dismount in dense campus and town areas. Use the bike for the commute, then search on foot with a consistent camera angle.
Make every popup close one exact row
Steam percentages were extremely low on the first day, so community completion order is not a reliable route. Use notifications as state transitions:
- When Thrifty child appears, release the $1,000 reserve for bicycle work.
- When one prom achievement appears, preserve the evidence and move the next run to the other named partner.
- When a collectible achievement appears, close only that set; do not assume the other five are complete.
- When Hard worker appears, stop replaying activities for completion and use them only if more cash is needed.
If a popup does not appear, first test whether the action actually changed the game state. A bicycle visible in a shop may still be locked; an activity started is not an activity completed; a collectible model seen through a window is not a pickup; reaching prom is not finishing the prom mission with the named partner.
Diagnose the missing achievement from its ledger
| Missing result | Likely gap | Controlled next check |
|---|---|---|
| Thrifty child | The balance never held $1,000 long enough to record, or the display was misread | Hold the visible balance, finish the reward screen, inspect Steam status |
| Bike enthusiast | One model is still locked even if several bikes can be ridden | Audit every bike source and read locked/owned state |
| One prom achievement | The active partner was set earlier than the final mission | Return to the earliest protected partner state or begin the alternate run |
| Hard worker | A one-off activity was discovered but not finished, or repetition was counted as variety | Compare the district ledger against current map/checklist states |
| One collectible set | Two similar sets were mixed or one reopened sector was not swept | Audit only that object’s ledger and inaccessible-boundary notes |
Keep launch-day unknowns out of the route
This roadmap does not claim exact collectible locations or totals, a price for every bicycle, a single-playthrough save exploit, an ending name, or fixed partner triggers. Those facts were not supported by the readable launch-day sources. The supplied all-missions and endings pages are excluded because their precise Lisa route conflicts with Steam’s Chloe and Ashley achievements and with the same site’s pre-release disclaimers.
The verified route is still useful: protect $1,000 before optional spending, turn all activities into a district ledger, keep six collection lists, and treat the two prom partners as separate finished states. Add exact locations only when the current game or a reproducible post-launch guide proves them.
Official game and achievements
Agefield High: Rock the School on Steam · Official Steam achievement list