ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs – All Achievements & How to Unlock

My hands froze over a tangle of ribbon cables as the customer clock ticked down. The screen flashed an online order and I realized one achievement could ruin an entire run. I sighed, set the soldering iron down, and decided to collect them all—methodically.

The shop bell still sounds the same on rainy days. Here’s how I map every achievement in ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs, so you can chase them efficiently.

You’ll find most trophies simply by playing: repairing, cleaning, selling, and answering online orders through Steam or the in-game Marketplace. Some will pop naturally; a few demand intention. One achievement appears to be bugged and resists completion, and I flag it below so you don’t waste a week of playtime on a glitch.

How do I get every achievement in ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs?

I treat this like a checklist and a playstyle shift. Focus one run on cleaning and simple repairs to nab “Big Cleaning” and the starter reviews. Another run I push online orders through Steam and the in-game Marketplace to stack “WWW” and “Internet Business.” The achievements are a treasure map stitched across your workbench—follow the routine and the rest will fall into place.

Are there hidden achievements and how do I find them?

Yes. Some are labeled hidden and require patterns rather than single acts: repeated wins in assembly contests, rare shop behaviors, or specific refusals (hello, “Origami”). Track your progress in Steam’s achievement panel and cross-reference with community threads on Reddit and Moyens I/O. I’ll update this list as I reveal each one, and I recommend keeping a spare save before testing weird choices.

Is any achievement broken or buggy?

One entry is currently resistant to completion; it behaves like a sticky solder joint that won’t come free. Before you grind hours chasing it, check the patch notes on Steam and the developer updates on the official forums—other players often flag problems quickly. If you hit the bug, file a report and keep playing everything else.

Practical tips: buy the professional screwdriver at 11,000 Yen (≈ €67) when you can afford it, use the bicycle trick to farm a massive single-day payout, and remember Gozilla Fairfox/Fairbox items—Ultrasonic Baths and Shredders—are cheap routes to equipment achievements. Track sales through Steam’s overlay and keep a mental log of which devices you’ve reprogrammed or painted.

I’ll be testing the remaining hidden trophies and updating the table as I go. Which achievement do you chase first, and why will that one say the most about your playstyle?

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