ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs has 50 Steam achievements, and most of them simply track the work you already do while running your repair shop in Tokyo’s Akiba district. Repairs, reviews, cleaned parts, and email orders all tick upward on their own. The ones that actually need planning are the deliberate streaks, a couple of easy-to-miss decisions, and the story endings that lock each other out on a single save. You can find the full list on the game’s Steam store page.
Quick answer: Play the game normally to bank the passive counters, buy every tool and license, then run the save at least three separate times so you can complete all three character stories and both the “sell the shop” and “let the mall be built” endings, which cannot happen together in one run.
Story endings that require multiple playthroughs
Five achievements are tied to branching choices, and several of them cancel each other out. Each of the three character stories ends by inviting one person to stay with you, and inviting one means you cannot finish another’s story on that save. The concert outcome works the same way. That is why a full 100 percent run needs at least three passes.
| Achievement | How to unlock |
|---|---|
| Ghost In The Frame | Finish Baketsu’s story and invite them over. Do not invite Kaito or finish their story on this save. |
| Ronin | Finish Kaito’s story and invite them over. Do not invite Baketsu or finish their story on this save. |
| Melancholy | Finish Haruri’s story and invite them to stay, and complete the repairs for the tourist. |
| Rock For The Ages! | When the concert is canceled, propose selling your shop to Takumi and donating all the funds. |
| Globalization | When the concert is canceled, accept the outcome and let the shopping mall be built. |
Because Ghost In The Frame, Ronin, and Melancholy each demand a different invited character, plan one story per run. The concert ending achievements are the good and bad outcomes, so you also need one run for each.
Easy-to-miss achievements to handle first
Clean Job asks you to clean the workshop, and it can stall even when the room looks finished. The trap is a blue crate sitting on a shelf that reads like normal storage. It is still part of the opening cleanup, so clear every box, crate, and piece of shelf clutter until the achievement pops. This is separate from Big Cleaning and Galactic Cleaning, which count dust removed from device parts.
Origami is a dialogue choice, not a repair counter. Wait for the mailman to drop off a child’s toy that needs fixing. When you finish, he offers to pay, and you must decline and say it is free. He later returns to tell you how happy she was and brings an Origami crane to display in your shop.
Bankrupt is the opposite of good business. Simply refuse to pay a bill when it arrives and wait for the overdue warning to trigger.
Passive achievements that unlock through normal play
These fill up on their own while you repair devices, take orders, and let days pass. Start the long counters early so you are not grinding empty days at the end. Taking a device apart, cleaning it, replacing parts, and reassembling it feeds several of these at once.
| Achievement | Requirement |
|---|---|
| First Fix! | Repair your first device. |
| How Did I Do This? | Repair a part using the soldering iron. |
| All Bills Paid! | Pay 2 bills, which happens early with rent and the bank. |
| Clean Job | Clean the workshop, including the shelf crate. |
| First Reviews! | Reach 5 reviews. |
| Getting Popular! | Reach 25 reviews. |
| Best Shop In Akiba | Reach 50 reviews. |
| Big Cleaning! | Remove dirt from 100 parts. |
| Galactic Cleaning! | Remove dirt from 1,000 parts. Devices carry 5–10 parts, but not all need cleaning. |
| Master of the Internet | Accept your first email order after getting Wi-Fi. |
| WWW | Complete 25 email orders. |
| Internet Business | Complete 100 email orders. |
| A Place of Zen | Accumulate more than 100 Zen points from shop decor. |
| Millionaire! | Earn 1,000,000 yen in total, not all at once. |
| Employee Of The Month | Play through 30 in-game days. |
| Quarterly Report | Play through 90 in-game days. |
| Akiba Feels Like Home | Play through 365 in-game days. |
Note: A Place of Zen builds from decor you buy on the computer or receive, such as the Origami crane. Some items list their Zen value, so a mix of pieces gets you past 100.
Tools, licenses, and custom work
Most of these come from the Home Depot tab and the license tab on your shop computer. Wi-Fi unlocks licenses, which let you repair new product types. The upgraded screwdriver is one of your first sensible buys because it speeds up every repair.
| Achievement | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Twist And Turn | Buy a professional screwdriver (11,000 Yen). |
| Shredder | Buy the shredder that turns broken parts into cash. |
| Hands Free | Buy an automatic ultrasonic bath for cleaning. |
| Custom Orders Available! | Buy the Airbrush tool and paint, then paint a device for a client order. |
| Cozy! | Buy any decor item that makes the workshop cozier. |
| Official Partner | Buy any license. |
| Golden Partner | Acquire 5 licenses. |
| Are You Serious? This Is Absurd! | Buy the License Wertu Signature (1,000,000 Yen). |
| Platinum Partner | Acquire every license. |
| Hacking 101 | Reprogram a device for the first time, unlocked under the license tab once you have enough money. |
| 11001 | Reprogram 25 devices. |
| Jack of All Trades | Complete a single order that requires painting, cleaning, repair, and hacking. |
Jack of All Trades needs one complex order that combines all four services, not four separate jobs, so wait for the right client request rather than trying to force it.
Marketplace, stickers, and parts boxes
Once Wi-Fi is active, the marketplace tab lets you buy devices to strip for parts or restore and resell. Stickers are a separate cosmetic feature you also buy on the computer. Start the sticker chain and the box buying early because the top tiers are large.
| Achievement | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Flipper | Buy 5 devices from the marketplace. |
| Garage Sale | Buy 25 devices from the marketplace. |
| Making Money | Sell 5 devices in total after repairing and reselling them. |
| Lootbox | Buy one box of random parts. |
| Gambler | Buy 50 boxes of parts. |
| Instant Cool | Apply a sticker to a device. |
| Instant Cool-er | Apply 25 stickers, counted cumulatively. |
| Sticker Bombing | Apply 100 stickers, counted cumulatively. |
The sticker totals are cumulative across all devices, so you never need to pile them onto a single item.
Competitions, streaks, and big paydays
A competition email arrives as you progress, and winning it feeds three related achievements. The streak achievements take deliberate play, so hold them for a late-game run when you are confident about your parts supply and workflow.
| Achievement | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Promise of Akiba | Win a device assembly competition. |
| Star of Akiba | Win 3 different assembly competitions. |
| Legend of Akiba | Own every device license, then win a competition for each device type. |
| Business Shark | Earn more than 100,000 yen in a single day by stacking high-paying email jobs delivered early and completing them together. |
| Frugal | Buy no new parts for 10 days in a row. Stock up first, then only accept jobs you can already finish. |
| Akiba Never Sleeps! | Do not use the bike to end the day for 7 in-game days straight. |
Business Shark gets much easier once you hold several licenses and a deep parts stock, since you can filter your inbox for the best-paying orders and clear them in one day. Time-saving upgrades help you fit more work into that window.
You will know each achievement landed by the standard Steam pop-up in the corner of the screen. If a passive one has not fired, check whether its counter is still short, and if a story achievement is missing, confirm you invited the correct character and did not lock yourself into a different ending on that save.
