ReStory Chill Electronics Repairs Achievements Guide

Completion workflow

Steam currently lists 50 achievements for ReStory. The official achievement page is the correct place to read the live names, icons, descriptions, and global unlock rates; this wiki keeps its own summary deliberately conservative so a renamed or newly added entry does not become stale. Treat the count as a checked snapshot, not an eternal total.

1. 01

   Open Steam's official achievement page and note locked entries before reading story discussions.

2. 02

   Keep a pre-decision save for branching-story achievements.

3. 03

   Track repair, customer, collection, and story progress separately.

4. 04

   Recheck global unlock rates after patches; they are live statistics, not fixed difficulty labels.

Story achievements need a spoiler plan

The store description confirms branching stories and multiple endings, so some achievement requirements may intersect with customer choices. Published primary sources do not provide a complete unlock route or a verified list of which entries are story-gated. Keep a normal save before a consequential conversation and record the exact choice text if you are building a personal tracker. A spoiler-safe checklist can record the achievement title and broad category first, then reveal the specific scene only after a player chooses to open it. Never call a choice ‘required’ from one run alone; mark it as an observation until the same result is reproduced.

Separate live facts from route advice

The total of 50 and the official Steam index are live platform facts. A recommendation such as ‘finish this repair first’ or ‘choose this dialogue option’ is route advice and needs a reproducible current-version source before it belongs in a definitive walkthrough. Until then, use the official description and your own unlocked entry as the evidence. Global unlock rates describe how many Steam accounts have unlocked an entry; they are not a developer difficulty rating, a required order, or proof that an achievement is missable. A player can therefore use the live list for orientation while still leaving an unverified requirement blank instead of guessing from its title.

How to keep a clean tracker

1. 01

   Write each achievement’s exact Steam title rather than shortening it into an assumed objective.

2. 02

   Mark the date and game version when an entry unlocks.

3. 03

   Record the preceding repair, customer, or story state without posting hidden dialogue in a spoiler-free list.

4. 04

   Compare the Steam page again after a patch because names, descriptions, and global rates are live data.

A no-spoiler progress log

For a spoiler-light run, keep two layers of notes. The first layer records only the exact Steam title, whether it is locked, and the build date; the second can contain the repair or conversation that preceded the unlock behind a spoiler label. This lets a player find missing progress without exposing a route they deliberately want to discover. Add a short ‘evidence’ field to the private layer so you remember whether the condition was read on Steam, observed in-game, or inferred from a discussion. Only the first two are suitable for a definitive page without more verification.

What a global unlock rate can tell you

A global unlock rate is a moving snapshot across Steam players. It can show that an entry is uncommon or common at the time you check it, but it cannot prove that the entry is difficult, missable, story-gated, or ordered before another entry. Use it as context and keep the actual requirement tied to the official description or a reproduced run.

How the catalog is maintained

This page keeps a dated local catalog for convenient browsing and links every player back to Steam for the live list. Names, descriptions, artwork, and global unlock rates can change, so the official Steam page remains the source for current unlock state and statistics. The catalog date makes it clear when the local snapshot was last reconciled.

What remains pending

Published official sources do not establish a full achievement-by-achievement route, hidden requirement list, or reliable 100% completion time. Those details remain pending confirmation and should not be filled with guessed names, percentages, or story triggers. Any detailed route should carry its version date and spoiler label. The official index can change while the game receives updates, so a reliable route must preserve its checked date and explain which entries were actually reproduced. For now, the most accurate completion answer is the live 50-entry index plus a transparent record of what has and has not been confirmed.