At a glance

File objectives

  • Find the verified answer first.
  • Separate observed play from confirmed facts.
  • Keep unknown values clearly marked.

Quick answer

Agefield High has five official lesson types: English, Math, Geography, German, and Music. You can attend class or skip it. The current evidence supports that classes use mini-games and that school performance is connected to allowance opportunities; full answer banks and exact reward values are still being verified.

How the school day works

The official store lists a Time & School System with school attendance. The official gameplay trailer shows the school day leading into an after-school phase where story missions become available. This makes class attendance part of the broader daily choice: stay in school, or use the time elsewhere and accept more risk.

All five classes

LessonWhat is verifiedObserved gameplay direction
EnglishOfficial lesson typeSpelling and missing-letter prompts
MathOfficial lesson typeQuestion and answer mini-game format
GeographyOfficial lesson typeMap and country-recognition prompts
GermanOfficial lesson typeVocabulary multiple-choice prompts
MusicOfficial lesson typeRhythm input game with a Guitar Hero-like feel

The detailed activity descriptions above are based on gameplay reporting. They are useful for choosing what to expect, but they are not a published answer key.

Grades and allowance

Gameplay reporting indicates that class mini-games award letter grades and that stronger school performance improves allowance opportunities. We do not yet publish any exact grade thresholds, amounts, or formulas because no reliable current-build table has been confirmed.

What happens if you skip class?

Skipping class is allowed. The official trailer warns that you need to avoid authorities, and Steam describes teachers and cops as a consideration when breaking rules. Current gameplay reporting also suggests missed school can reduce allowance opportunities. The exact trigger rules are not yet verified.

What we are still verifying

  • Complete English, Math, Geography, and German question banks
  • Correct answers and randomized question behavior
  • Grade thresholds and allowance values
  • Exact truancy thresholds and authority response rules

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