ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs achievements

The Steam record for ReStory lists 50 achievements in total. The catalog below names the ten highlighted public records captured for this project, including First fix!, Official Partner, Origami, Flipper, Making money!, and the Akiba progression entries. It is a bounded list of visible names, not a claim that the ten rows are the complete achievement set.

Use the filter to narrow the named records by the visible name “Akiba,” and open a row to see its source page and visibility fields. The data is intentionally rendered as records so the total count and the named subset do not get blurred together in prose.

Separate the total from the named subset

Fifty is the captured official total. Ten is the number of highlighted public achievement records available to this reference with stable names and icons. Those numbers answer different player questions: the first tells you the overall Steam achievement scale, while the second tells you which entries can be listed and linked with the supplied structured data.

This distinction prevents a common catalog error. A named list that contains ten rows should not be presented as a ten-achievement game, and a total of 50 should not be used to invent the names of the remaining 40. The records table keeps the boundary visible and gives each named row its own icon, source page, and visibility label.

The names show several kinds of progress

The captured names cover an early repair milestone, partnership language, a money milestone, internet activity, and a sequence tied to Akiba. “First fix!” points toward a first successful repair, while “Making money!” points to the shop-management side of the game. “Promise of Akiba,” “Star of Akiba,” and “Legend of Akiba” suggest a named progression set without exposing a complete unlock order.

Read these labels as clues to the game’s range rather than as a hidden walkthrough. The sources provide names and visibility, not trigger conditions for every record. Players can use the table to recognize an achievement after it appears, then use the First fix! detail page as the more focused example of how a named record is documented.

Icons and names are Steam-facing records

Each named row is tied to the Steam App ID 3812600 achievement page in the structured record. The icons are manifest-bound media, and the visibility field identifies the rows as public-highlighted records in the captured source. That combination is enough to make a useful catalog entry while keeping the claim narrow and checkable.

The catalog does not claim that an icon explains a trigger, that a hidden achievement has a known public name, or that an achievement is available on a platform outside Steam. It simply gives players a stable set of names to recognize and a linkable source boundary. That is the right level for an English first-pass reference while the game’s full achievement set remains larger than the captured subset.