Almost all achievements except two are unlocked through the story mode. Even if you get the answers wrong, the achievements will unlock. This guide is just to help you get through the game faster with all the correct answers.
There will be no walkthrough on the collectibles because all you need to do is walk around each area and find the objects that are sparkling. When you look at the collectible menu, it shows which area they are in too. So there really is no point in making a collectible guide. The collectibles are also saved for your other playthroughs too, if you managed to miss one, but you should be saving often anyway.
There is one other missable achievement, and that is to talk to the dog and give the good boy the correct answers. That is also covered in the Hub section of the guide. The dog can be found in an office to the left, right after you unlock the first achievement.
The Hub
Jan Hurwicz
- Jog Contacts’ Memories For Leads
Hamadi Mohammed Ahmed
- Lean On Others
- Network Across Communes
Dog
- Woof?
- Workers of the world, unite!
City of Seekers
Thandiwe Buhle
- Potential Rewards
- External Validation
Shiraishi Yumi
- Practice Paper Cutting
- Sculpt Together
Charvi Shome
- Community Buzz
- Name Their Own Price
Sage Suganda
- Assembling Identity and Purpose
- Build Cultural Heritage
- Cement Your Vision
People’s Republic
Lisa Ristova
- Leading By Example
- Learn From Others
Pedro Reis Vidal
- Threat of Punishment
- Petition Without Punishment
Abrah Omuga
- Build Views On Evidence
- Critical Reflection
Azazel
- Evidence Supporting Goals
- Lived Experiences
- Of the People
Worker’s Hold
Stephen Spencer
- Reflect to Develop
- Lean on Prior Knowledge
Busra Unal
- Plan Backwards From Goals
- Transfer Skills from Work
Edith Rostad
- Reference Similar Tech
- A Shared Wiki
Rheegan Hamilton / Koyana Simms
- Build a Shared Understanding
- Reflect on Shared Experiences
- Coordinate Organization
Ending Negotiations
- Model Best Practices
- Interpersonal Communication
- An Emerging Pattern
- Ideas Into Action
- Interpreting Collective ‘Mind’
- Hopes for your Community
