Achievement Trigger Community Board

Unlocks the first time the content warning on the main menu is acknowledged. There is no scenario where this is missed on a fresh install.

Plays out during the opening sequence with Mom and the phone call. Radek floats an informal work offer; the achievement fires once the offer is accepted. No formal application paperwork is involved despite the name.

Day 1 has a visible countdown during the work shift. Players who scan and place every required product before the timer hits zero report the achievement firing at the end of the shift. Skipping optional dialogue on repeat attempts is the most common time-saver.

Triggers when Radek offers a beer at his place and the player accepts at least once. Reports indicate a single acceptance is enough; drinking heavily afterwards can lock in a different branch, so most players stop after one to keep other endings open.

Players describe the Ideal variant as the most balanced resolution of the central relationship arc. The recurring recipe is firm boundaries, honest acceptance of help from supportive characters, and avoidance of open hostility. Frequently paired with the Willpower ending route.

A deliberately absurd variant. Players are still narrowing down the exact choice mix; the working community recipe is a mix of boundary-setting with deliberately inconsistent choices and engagement with the weirder optional interactions. Treat any step list as a starting point, not a recipe.

Often shows up on a blind first playthrough. Players report landing here when they make a mix of firm and compliant choices without committing fully to either the boundary or the compliance path.

The bleakest variant. Players report it from consistently shutting out supportive characters while still complying with manipulative requests, without crossing into the more chaotic WTF branch. Often mentioned alongside the Wasted ending in community routes.

Meta achievement for completionists. Requires seeing the Ideal, WTF, OK, and Worst variants on the same save profile. The realistic minimum is four full playthroughs; save backups before branch points are the common time-saver.

Hidden achievement tied to the boombox system. Players report collecting cassette tracks across the relevant days and inserting them into the boombox to confirm registration. Exact tape locations are still being mapped by the community.

The in-game coin target is 1000. The visible coin stat caps at 999, so the achievement fires when a separate running total crosses 1000 across days. Players frequently report being stuck at 998 or 999 right before the achievement fires; this is the running total catching up to the cap, not a bug.

Hidden achievement. One of four cats placed somewhere in the game world with no in-game prompt. Players report the first cat as the easiest to stumble onto while exploring away from the critical path; no in-game hint is provided.

Same rules as Kitty 1. Community reports place the second cat in a different scene from the first; each cat registers independently, so finding one does not reveal another.

Community reports place the third cat further into the story than the first two. Several players note that revisiting earlier scenes after unlocking later ones sometimes reveals new interactions.

Considered the rarest cat achievement. Community efforts are still ongoing to pin down a stable location; players who find it are encouraged to document the scene and conditions to help refine the consensus.