Find the blocker. Plan the route. Finish the cleanup.

This confirms the bed has been crafted and placed, not merely unlocked in a menu.

Repairing the armchair opens the knitting loop used by clothing and yarn achievements.

The repaired stove is the prerequisite for route food and the later cooking total.

Opening the basement is a concrete home-progression checkpoint and later seasonal content uses that space.

This is the first region-discovery check and proves the main route has opened beyond the burrow.

Shadow Pines is the route context for Moss, the Heavy Key, and the Pinesap chain.

Steam defines this as collecting 100 pieces of wood, so it rewards normal tool and furniture gathering rather than a unique route.

Unlocking the first floor proves the home restoration has moved beyond the opening room.

Steam requires a campfire built in the wilderness, not a fire used inside the burrow.

White Pillars is the region gate for Willow and several late route checks.

It is an early hidden story achievement tied to the bridge and reunion sequence.

This confirms the Aunty rescue thread is closed, not merely that her location was reached.

This hidden NPC achievement sits behind the Gnawtusk quest chain rather than a general collection counter.

The Bufo and Pollywog closure also unlocks the Flint Pickaxe recipe used by later routes.

It proves the full Moss and Pinesap chain is complete, not only the Heavy Key or hood pickup.

Willow's chain combines Notebook, tunnel, Mole Artifact, and later conversation states.

Steam hides the requirement, so it should be treated as a late story-state check rather than an invented item recipe.

This is a late hidden story achievement associated with the concluding feast rather than the 100-cook counter.

Steam requires 8 knitted clothing pieces, so duplicate usable crafts can advance the total.

Steam requires 50 balls of yarn, which is a production total rather than a list of unique patterns.

Steam defines the requirement as crafting all axes; the real tier names are Sandstone, Granite, and Flint.

Steam requires 100 cooked recipes, so repeated useful meals count toward a production total.

Steam names the real achievement and defines it as crafting all pickaxes.

Steam requires 150 woodworking crafts, so tools and furniture both contribute to a long production total.

Steam requires 100 creature kills, making this a cumulative combat goal rather than a boss or location check.

Steam requires 8 pieces from the twig furniture set.

Steam requires 30 furniture pieces across the burrow, independent of a single material family.

Steam requires 9 pieces from the oak furniture set.

Steam requires 9 pieces from the pebble furniture set.

Steam requires 9 pieces from the birch furniture set.

Steam requires 9 pieces from the fibre furniture set.

This is currently the rarest Steam achievement and requires 9 pieces from the pine furniture set.