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ReStory achievements guide: All 50 Unlocks
Steam lists 50 achievements for ReStory. This guide groups every official objective and separates confirmed requirements from changing community-reported tactics.
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Steam lists 50 achievements for ReStory. This guide groups every official objective and separates confirmed requirements from changing community-reported tactics.
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ReStory has 50 Steam achievements. Most publish a clear objective on Steam, including repairs, cleaning, orders, licenses, reviews, shop milestones, and long-term play; the hidden story achievements need extra care because Steam withholds some descriptions and the first community guide is still being updated.
Repair, cleaning, and customization achievements
These achievements follow actions that the official Steam list describes directly. Repairing a part with the soldering iron, completing a first device, cleaning the workshop, removing dirt, buying automated tools, painting, hacking, and applying stickers all have visible requirements. The safest approach is to follow the wording shown in Steam rather than rely on an old demo checklist.
The community achievement guide adds practical context for several actions, but it also labels itself work in progress. Treat its tool locations and bug notes as dated player evidence, not permanent game rules. If a counter does not move, save the current version, objective, and item state before repeating a long grind.
| Achievement | Official Steam objective | Type |
|---|---|---|
| How did I do this? | Repair a part using a soldering iron | Repair |
| First fix! | Repair a device for the first time | Repair |
| Clean Job | Clean the workshop | Cleaning |
| Big cleaning! | Remove dirt and dust from 100 parts | Cleaning |
| Galactic cleaning! | Remove dirt and dust from 1,000 parts | Cleaning |
| Twist and turn | Buy a professional screwdriver | Tool |
| Hands Free | Buy an automatic ultrasonic bath for cleaning | Tool |
| Shredder | Buy a shredder for broken parts | Tool |
| Custom orders available! | Paint a device by a client order for the first time | Customization |
| Instant Cool | Apply a sticker to a device | Customization |
| Instant Cool-er | Apply 25 stickers | Customization |
| Sticker Bombing | Apply 100 stickers | Customization |
| Hacking 101 | Reprogram a device for the first time | Hacking |
| 11001 | Reprogram 25 devices | Hacking |
| Jack of all trades | Complete an order involving painting, cleaning, repair, and hacking | Combined order |
Orders, reviews, and shop progression
Email-order and review achievements are cumulative, so normal shop play advances them without a special story route. Steam distinguishes accepting the first email order from completing 25 or 100 email orders, and it separately tracks five, 25, and 50 reviews. A job should only be counted after the game records completion; merely accepting or repairing an item is not the same milestone.
Licenses, marketplace purchases, money, decoration, and bills form a second progression track. The visible Steam objectives are authoritative for the required totals. Community advice can help with pacing, but current prices, seller condition, and profit margins can change and are therefore not presented as guaranteed strategies.
| Achievement | Official Steam objective | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Master of the Internet | Accept an order by email for the first time | Orders |
| WWW | Complete 25 email orders | Orders |
| Internet Business | Complete 100 email orders | Orders |
| First reviews! | Get 5 reviews for your work | Reputation |
| Getting popular! | Get 25 reviews for your work | Reputation |
| Best shop in Akiba! | Get 50 reviews for your work | Reputation |
| All bills paid! | Pay 2 bills | Finances |
| Bankrupt | Get an overdue bill warning | Finances |
| Official Partner | Buy any license | Licenses |
| Golden Partner | Acquire 5 licenses | Licenses |
| Are you serious? This is absurd! | Buy the most expensive license | Licenses |
| Platinum Partner | Acquire all licenses | Licenses |
| Flipper | Buy 5 devices at the marketplace | Marketplace |
| Garage sale! | Buy 25 devices at the marketplace | Marketplace |
| Making money! | Sell 5 devices in total | Sales |
| Business Shark | Earn more than 100,000 yen in a single day | Income |
| Millionaire! | Earn 1,000,000 yen | Income |
| Lootbox | Buy a box of parts | Parts |
| Gambler | Buy 50 boxes of parts | Parts |
| Frugal | Do not buy any new parts for 10 days in a row | Challenge |
| Cozy! | Buy something to make the workshop more cozy | Decoration |
| A Place Of Zen | Accumulate more than 100 Zen points | Decoration |
Time and assembly competition achievements
The day-count achievements reward continued play, while Akiba never sleeps asks for seven consecutive days without ending the day. Steam states those conditions but does not explain every pause, save, or reload edge case. Avoid assuming that an offline clock or menu time contributes unless the in-game counter confirms it.
Assembly competitions have three visible milestones: win once, win three different competitions, and win at least one competition for every device type. The community guide reports that the final competition goal depends on broad device progress, but current completion behavior should be checked against the live achievement counter before starting a repeat run.
| Achievement | Official Steam objective | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Promise of Akiba | Win a device assembly competition | Competition |
| Star of Akiba | Win 3 different device assembly competitions | Competition |
| Legend of Akiba | Win at least 1 assembly competition for each device type | Competition |
| Employee of the Month | Play through 30 days | Time |
| Quarterly Report | Play through 90 days | Time |
| Akiba Feels Like Home | Play through 365 days | Time |
| Akiba never sleeps! | Do not end the day for 7 days in a row | Challenge |
Full spoilers: story and hidden achievements
This section names every remaining story or secret achievement. Steam exposes the objective for Origami and a cryptic clue for Ghost in the frame, while Rock for the ages! and Globalization have blank descriptions in the public list. Melancholy and Ronin also use story-style descriptions rather than a reproducible choice sequence.
A community guide proposes routes for several of these achievements, but it was still changing on August 9, 2026 and its comments reported inconsistent unlock behavior. Because the available full walkthrough has not yet been independently mapped scene by scene, this page does not turn those reports into guaranteed dialogue choices. The names remain fully visible here so achievement hunters can track the complete set without a false route.
| Achievement | Official Steam objective | Verification note |
|---|---|---|
| Origami | Help a child out for free | Visible Steam objective |
| Ghost in the frame | Eye in the sky looking at you... | Cryptic Steam clue |
| Melancholy | I do not need normal people | Story-related wording |
| Ronin | It is possible to perfectly fulfill one calling as a warrior | Story-related wording |
| Rock for the ages! | Hidden by Steam | Route not independently verified |
| Globalization | Hidden by Steam | Route not independently verified |
Known issue reporting
The official August 7 update lists How did I do this? and Frugal as unlocking early, while the first Steam Community achievement guide reports additional inconsistent behavior. Only those two early-unlock issues are official as of August 9, 2026; the remaining reports are player observations. Check the guide update date and game patch version before changing a save or starting over.
For a useful report, record the achievement, Steam objective, game build, save state, action taken, and whether restarting changed the result. Do not use an achievement manager or modified executable as a troubleshooting step. This guide will update confirmed routes when two independent current-build records agree.
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