ReStory Achievements: 50 Total, 48 Public, 2 Undisclosed

At a glance

Steam lists 50 achievements: 48 have public conditions and two remain undisclosed. Update 1.0.009r listed the two early-unlock bugs and a Platinum Partner issue as fixed; patch 1.0.011r later listed the Jack of all trades unlock issue as fixed.

Use the three category links below to scan the public conditions. This remains a condition index, not a guaranteed 100% route or a solution for the two missing entries.

1. 0148 public conditions across repair, shop, and progression groups.
2. 022 undisclosed entries: “Rock for the ages!” and “Globalization”.
3. 03Developer-reported achievement fixes are dated patch notes, not a guarantee that a symptom cannot recur.

Repair, tools, cleaning, and customization

Steam's current public descriptions support these 15 repair-facing entries. They identify a task or purchase, not the exact controls or fastest unlock route.

1. 01How did I do this? — repair one part with a soldering iron.
2. 02First fix! — complete a device repair for the first time.
3. 03Twist and turn — buy a professional screwdriver.
4. 04Clean Job — clean the workshop.
5. 05Big cleaning! — remove dirt and dust from 100 parts.
6. 06Custom orders available! — paint a device to a client's order for the first time.
7. 07Hands Free — buy an automatic ultrasonic bath for cleaning.
8. 08Shredder — buy a shredder for broken parts.
9. 09Hacking 101 — reprogram a device for the first time.
10. 10Instant Cool — apply a sticker to a device.
11. 11Jack of all trades — complete one order involving painting, cleaning, repair, and hacking.
12. 12Instant Cool-er — apply 25 stickers.
13. 13Sticker Bombing — apply 100 stickers.
14. 14Galactic cleaning! — remove dirt and dust from 1,000 parts.
15. 1511001 — reprogram 25 devices.

Shop, orders, money, reviews, and competitions

These 25 public descriptions track shop operations and longer-term milestones. A threshold does not establish an optimal money route, fixed price, or safe exploit.

1. 01All bills paid! — pay two bills.
2. 02Master of the Internet — accept an email order for the first time.
3. 03First reviews! — receive five reviews for your work.
4. 04Official Partner — buy any license.
5. 05Flipper — buy five devices from the marketplace.
6. 06Lootbox — buy one box of parts.
7. 07WWW — complete 25 email orders.
8. 08Getting popular! — receive 25 reviews for your work.
9. 09Golden Partner — acquire five licenses.
10. 10Frugal — go 10 consecutive days without buying new parts.
11. 11Business Shark — earn more than 100,000 yen in one day.
12. 12Cozy! — buy something that makes the workshop cozier.
13. 13A Place Of Zen — accumulate more than 100 Zen points.
14. 14Millionaire! — earn 1,000,000 yen.
15. 15Best shop in Akiba! — receive 50 reviews for your work.
16. 16Making money! — sell five devices in total.
17. 17Garage sale! — buy 25 devices from the marketplace.
18. 18Promise of Akiba — win a device assembly competition.
19. 19Star of Akiba — win three different device assembly competitions.
20. 20Internet Business — complete 100 email orders.
21. 21Are you serious? This is absurd! — buy the most expensive license.
22. 22Bankrupt — receive an overdue-bill warning.
23. 23Gambler — buy 50 boxes of parts.
24. 24Legend of Akiba — win at least one assembly competition for every device type.
25. 25Platinum Partner — acquire all licenses.

Time, story-style clues, and undisclosed entries

Steam exposes four explicit time or story milestones, three cryptic clue lines, and two entries with no public description. This guide records that boundary instead of converting clues into a walkthrough.

1. 01Origami — help a child for free.
2. 02Employee of the Month — play through 30 days.
3. 03Akiba never sleeps! — avoid ending the day for seven consecutive days.
4. 04Rock for the ages! — public condition undisclosed (`missing`).
5. 05Ghost in the frame — Steam only shows the clue “Eye in the sky looking at you...”; no solution is inferred.
6. 06Ronin — Steam shows a cryptic warrior-calling clue; no exact action is inferred.
7. 07Melancholy — Steam shows the clue “I don't need no normal people!”; no exact action is inferred.
8. 08Quarterly Report — play through 90 days.
9. 09Globalization — public condition undisclosed (`missing`).
10. 10Akiba Feels Like Home — play through 365 days.

August 8 warning, later patches, and naming difference

The August 8 known-issues notice says “How Did I Do It” and “Frugal” can unlock early. Steam's current achievement page instead displays the first title as “How did I do this?”. This guide preserves both official wordings rather than silently treating the labels as identical.

Update 1.0.009r lists both early-unlock bugs and a Platinum Partner issue as fixed. Patch 1.0.011r lists the Jack of all trades unlock issue as fixed. If a later build behaves differently, report the build and symptom rather than manipulating a save.