ReStory Achievements — All 50, 6 Missables & Hidden Achievements

All 50 achievements: choose your next task

Choose a phase: protect story checkpoints during the main run, finish routine shop goals alongside orders, then clean up remaining unlocks.

Invitation-route evidence conflicts: use separate saves as a conservative test

Steam confirms the achievements and their public descriptions, but not one complete invitation script. The body of a current community guide warns against another guest on the Baketsu route, while a later player comment on that same guide reports Haruhi and Baketsu together and keeps Kaito separate. Neither record is a controlled current-build test. Keep an untouched pre-invitation save and test clean branches to reduce risk, but do not present that safety plan as an official unique trigger or proof that Haruhi and Baketsu can never coexist.

Historical patch record — Achievement status: current build 1.0.015

Historical scope: the September record used hotfix 1.0.015, cited 1.0.013r for a full achievement patch note and 1.0.011r for Jack of all trades and Sonic Bath counting changes. It is not an instruction to downgrade. The checklist has 50 achievements and 6 missables; use the date printed with the current Steam-rate table rather than the older September 6 snapshot.

Bankrupt: what the overdue-bill warning means

Bankrupt’s condition is an overdue-bill warning. A dated Steam case describes a flashing warning and a new bill for the same utility, followed by the original poster’s unlock. This is not an official timer. If you test it, use a separate save, retain recovery cash and stop once the warning and achievement appear. Do not budget around a fixed Zen penalty or exact day from one case.

Player report — “How exactly do bills work?” (August 16, 2026)

Current Achievement Issues — Checked September 6

These September 6 cases are troubleshooting history, not new unlock requirements. Keep the route save and record the current build and counter before comparing a case. Current global rates use the date shown with their table.

Start with the six missables

Use the all-50 checklist as the hub, then open a specific route only when you reach its branch. Ghost in the Frame is the Baketsu invitation route; protect a save before that invitation and return here to mark the unlock. This contextual route is safer than searching a hidden achievement after overwriting the choice.

Six missable achievements and save points · Find a character route · Compare the final Hashimoto choices

ReStory Achievement Tracker — Progress Tracker & 50 Achievements Checklist

The requirement column keeps Steam’s public wording. Hidden descriptions remain spoiler-light; open the named route when you are ready to see its choices.

Efficient early achievement route

First fix!, Clean Job, Master of the Internet, First reviews!, and Official Partner fit ordinary early progression. Build toward Big cleaning!, WWW, and Getting popular! while completing profitable customer or email work rather than grinding empty actions. Buy the professional screwdriver only after repair and bill money is protected, then let cleaning and review totals rise through real jobs.

High-cost and save-risk goals

Gambler requires 50 parts boxes, while the most expensive and all-license milestones consume substantial cash. Keep those targets in a separate budget after accepted repair parts and bills. Bankrupt requires an overdue-bill warning; use a protected branch save if you do not want the experiment to disturb a healthy shop. Random boxes are a completion expense, not a reliable source for one urgent component.

Gambler not unlocking? Check the purchase count first: Gambler requires buying 50 parts boxes. Marketplace devices, individual spare parts, donor devices, and unopened inventory do not replace the named parts-box purchase. The public achievement wording does not require opening every box. If the unlock is late, keep Steam online, buy the next box on the same protected save, finish the transaction and save cycle, then check Steam again. Reloading or advancing a day is a reported check, not an official fix.

• Gambler: verify the purchase count and use its focused troubleshooting steps; the detailed guidance remains in this section.

Long-term days and assembly competitions

Employee of the Month, Quarterly Report, and Akiba Feels Like Home track 30, 90, and 365 days. Treat them as background progression. Competition goals advance from one win to three different devices and finally at least one win for every device. Practice each model during ordinary repairs, record its layer order, and keep customer inventory separate from competition preparation.

Hidden, story-sensitive and missable are different labels

The Steam visibility label and this guide’s route warning answer different questions. “Hidden” is used only when the public Steam condition is hidden. “Story-sensitive” is an editorial warning that an achievement depends on a character or story branch and may reveal spoilers. “Save risk” marks a goal where a protected checkpoint is prudent. A story-sensitive warning does not prove that Steam hides the achievement or that it is permanently missable.

Ending route boundary: four labels are not four proven main finales

The old Normal / Happy / Secret / Bad labels do not establish four main finales. Keep customer follow-ups separate from the late main-ending choice and use the current Endings guide. Existing achievement progress, filters and storage keys are preserved.

Version 1.0.009r achievement fixes

The first official update fixed How did I do this? and Frugal unlocking early, and addressed Platinum Partner. If a launch-day video or report shows a different notification moment, update the game before treating the old behavior as a shortcut. Match suspicious unlocks to the current Steam condition and record the build before publishing a workaround.

Repair, cleaning, and tool milestones

The public list starts with First fix! for the first completed repair and includes How did I do this? for using a soldering iron on a part. Cleaning milestones cover the workspace, 100 parts, and 1,000 parts. Equipment-related achievements include the professional screwdriver, automatic ultrasonic bath, broken-parts shredder, a parts box, and 50 parts boxes.

Track these alongside normal orders. Clean parts that genuinely belong to current jobs and note when a new tool is purchased. Launch notes say How Did I Do It could unlock early, so an unexpected notification may be a known issue rather than proof that a hidden trigger was found.

Business, reviews, and bills

The business group includes paying two bills, receiving an overdue-bill warning, earning more than 100,000 yen in one day, and reaching 1,000,000 yen. Review milestones appear at five, 25, and 50 reviews. These goals reward a stable shop, but the overdue warning is safer to test in a separate save if normal progression is already healthy.

Frugal is also mentioned in the launch known-issues list as unlocking early. Record the build and context rather than constructing a guide around a notification that may not match its intended condition.

Orders, marketplace, and customization

Online work has milestones for the first email order, 25 email orders, and 100 email orders. Marketplace conditions cover buying five and 25 devices and selling five. Customization includes painting a device for a customer order and applying one, 25, and 100 stickers.

These groups can be advanced together: accept email orders that fit the shop, source a useful marketplace device, and complete customization when requested. Avoid wasting money on random actions solely to increase a counter unless the main story and bills are secure.

Frugal: spare-parts boxes versus owned inventory

Licenses, comfort, time, and competitions

License achievements cover any license, five licenses, the most expensive license, and all licenses. Comfort progression includes buying a comfort item and exceeding 100 Zen points. Time milestones reach seven days without ending the day, day 30, day 90, and day 365. Assembly goals require one competition win, three different device competitions, and wins across every device type.

Because these goals have different time scales, split the checklist into short, medium, and long-term tasks. Do not delay a story route merely to force a year-long shop milestone in the same sitting.

Continue with the focused achievement routes

For decision checkpoints, open Missable Achievements. Use Melancholy for Haruhi, Ghost in the Frame for Baketsu, and Ronin for Kaito. Globalization covers the concert-cancellation branch. The route-specific checks below explain what to preserve before each decision.

Ghost in the frame: protect the scene before testing

Use the invitation evidence note near the top of this page for the conflicting community reports. The conservative baseline is an untouched pre-invitation save, followed by a clean Baketsu branch and Steam confirmation; it is not proof that Haruhi must always be excluded.

• Finish Baketsu's available story
• Keep an untouched save before the invitation
• Invite Baketsu on the clean test branch
• Complete the immediate follow-up and transition
• Confirm the unlock in Steam and record the build

Melancholy, Ronin, and Globalization: branch checkpoints

Keep these achievements in separate branch saves. Community route records connect Melancholy with Haruhi, Ronin with Kaito, and Globalization with the concert-cancellation decision, but the evidence reviewed here does not isolate every listed dialogue or follow-up as mandatory. Use the focused guide for its current evidence state.

Legend of Akiba: device-by-device competition ledger

Legend of Akiba has a clear public condition: win at least one assembly competition for every device. Create one row per competition device and mark a win only after the result screen. Practice the exact model in ordinary repairs, protect customer parts before entry, and use a stable inside-out rebuild order. Repeating a fast device does not replace an unrecorded model, so the ledger is more reliable than counting total wins.

• List every available competition device
• Record one confirmed win per model
• Practice its layer order before entry
• Keep customer and competition inventory separate
• Update to 1.0.009r or later before troubleshooting missing inventory

Akiba Feels Like Home — Day 365

Use the dedicated Akiba Feels Like Home guide for the official Day 365 condition, dated global rate, conservative calendar-advance routine and non-unlock checks.

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