Tidy Up Together Achievements

Tidy Up Together ships 12 Steam achievements. That is a small, readable set for a five-dollar cozy game. None of them are daily login badges. None of them are redeem-code badges. They are shop clears, optional clocks, optional no-upgrade clears, two skill-tree badges, and one hidden cat.

Steam’s public list on launch weekend, with the official descriptions where they exist:

1. Pet the cat (hidden) — interact with the shop cat. See how to pet the cat.
2. First Skill Unlocked — unlock a skill.
3. Wrymling Shop Tidied — tidy the Wrymling Shop.
4. Wrymling Time Challenge — tidy the Wyrmling Store in under 30 minutes.
5. Dragon Store Tidied — tidy the Dragon Store.
6. Wyrmling No Skills — complete the Wyrmling Shop without upgrades.
7. Dragon Time Challenge — tidy the Dragon Store in under 2 hours.
8. Dragon No Skills — complete the Dragon Store without upgrades.
9. Leviathan Store Tidied — tidy the Leviathan Store.
10. Leviathan Time Challenge — tidy the Leviathan Store in under 20 hours.
11. Skills Maxed — unlock all skills to max level.
12. Leviathan No Skills — complete the Leviathan Store without upgrades.

Notice the spelling drift. Some badges say Wrymling, some say Wyrmling. This wiki does not “correct” Steam. If you search your overlay, try both.

A sane completion order

Do not start with Leviathan No Skills. That is the 0.1 percent dare. A humane route:

1. Pet the cat so the hidden badge is gone.
2. Tidy Wyrmling with upgrades allowed. That is your teaching clear and Wrymling Shop Tidied.
3. Unlock the first skill for First Skill Unlocked. Spend it with the upgrade order.
4. If you still like the floor, immediately try the 30-minute clock or a no-skills Wyrmling rerun. Both are short enough to be a second evening, not a second month.
5. Move to Dragon the same way: learning clear, then clock or no-skills if you care.
6. Take Leviathan as a group project. Invite people from the multiplayer page.
7. Leave Skills Maxed as a long-term drip. Coins arrive every two percent. Maxing everything is a completionist badge, not a Tuesday task.

Global unlock rates on launch weekend already told the story: almost everyone petted the cat and unlocked a first skill, most people finished Wyrmling, far fewer finished Dragon, and Leviathan sat at a fraction of a percent. That is not a broken achievement list. That is a shop-size list.

No-skills versus time challenges

No-skills means you do not buy upgrades for that clear. It does not mean the game deletes your meta progress forever. If you already bought skills on a save, start a fresh shop run without spending, or use a clean save if you want zero temptation. The wiki will not invent a hidden “disable skills” sandbox toggle; the demo page mentions sandbox and no-skill language for other tidy games, not for this one.

Time challenges are the opposite mood. You want upgrades. You want highlight and auto-grab. You want friends on Leviathan. Read time challenges before you start a clock you cannot socially pause.

You can try to combine a no-skills clear with a clock. Steam does not forbid it in the public text. It is just a worse time. Do it for a story, not because a YouTuber told you it is required.

What is missing on purpose

There is no achievement for buying the game. There is no achievement for using the demo. There is no achievement for dressing your character. Outfits are listed as a feature, not as a badge. There is no achievement for finding every category; categories are a tidy rule, not a Pokédex.

If Malum Games adds more shops later, the achievement count will move. Until Steam shows a thirteenth badge, this page stays at 12. Track your personal set with the shop checklist.