Rewind 99 Achievements Guide

Steam currently lists 38 achievements for Rewind 99. Launch-week roundups counted 35; a handful landed with later content. This page is the player map, not a datamined dump. Names below match community lists from March 2026. If a toast on your client differs, the Steam overlay wins. None of these require promo codes — see the links hub if someone sold you a “rewind99codes” page.

Play on the branch you actually live on. Remix (late August 2026) wiped saves. Co-op toasts want the Legacy beta until the studio restores multiplayer on the live build. Co-op guide.

Store levels and money

These fire while you clerk:

• Level Up the Block — store level 2.
• Now We’re Talking — level 5.
• Video Tape Veteran — level 10 (self-checkouts often unlock around here).
• Retail Royalty — level 20.
• Tape Tycoon — level 30.
• Bandz A Make Me Dance — $5,000 cumulative revenue.
• Schmoney — $10,000.
• My Store Smells of Rich Mahogany — $25,000.
• Down Bad — hit $0 at any point. Do not speedrun this on payday. How to make money exists so you only see this once, as a joke.

Level 10 is the interesting one: it lines up with the self-checkout conversation in employees. Do not stall a Veteran grind by skipping rewind.

Long Rewind 99 session covering store systems and hustles

RentNet, late fees, and violence

• Nice Try, RentNet — destroy your first kiosk. Buy the wooden bat from the Store Manager; the beginner guide already sends you outside.
• Corporate Sabotage — 10 kiosks. They respawn. Put them on a timer with how to beat RentNet.
• Corporate Violence — beat up a RentNet Goon.
• Late Fee Enforcer — successfully collect a late fee.
• Customer From Hell — extraordinary customer service with a weapon. The name is the joke. Do not confuse it with checkout.
• Grassroots Marketing / Street Team — hand out a flier, then 100. Paper the pier after the wall is stocked, not before.

Memberships, hustles, mixing, stuff

• Signed Up — first membership. Walk VIP memberships.
• Local Legend — all memberships.
• Trailer Park King, Boardwalk Baron, Valedictorian, Lawn Lord, Sand Sultan (Sandy Suburbs), King of the Hill (Mansions) — neighborhood VIP sets. Chase one set; do not discount the whole map.
• Side Hustler — place your first hustle.
• Everyday I’m Hustlin’ — place all of them. Read the tier list so Fight Club is last, not first. Fight Club wants a basement you should not buy hungry.
• Mix Up the Mix — mix a movie once. Movie mixing.
• Growing the Empire / Fully Expanded — first store expansion, then all of them.
• Collector’s Eye / Completionist — one rare collectible, then the 99. Claw-machine pieces do not spawn on sidewalks; see collectibles.
• Dress to Impress — buy a cosmetic. Pier 67 tickets also feed cosmetics after Day 60.
• High Roller — win any amount at the casino (3 Card Poker arrived in the Day 60 era).
• Scratch That — win over $200 on a lottery scratcher. Never a money plan. Ticket names and budget rules: scratcher tickets.
• Blink and You’ll Miss ‘Em — every town cameo. Walk the map after the bin is empty.
• What’s Your Favorite Scary Movie? — don’t take that call.
• After-Hours Drop Box — return a tape to the wrong slot.
• Friends Don’t Let Friends Stream — play multiplayer with a friend. Legacy branch until Remix co-op returns.

How to not treat this as a checklist game

Run the analog loop. Toasts arrive. The ones that do not — Completionist, Local Legend, Tape Tycoon — are after-hours jobs. Remix made you start over; do not rebuild a museum on day one of a new file. The mid-article video is a long clerking session, not a 38-box bingo card. Watch it for systems, then come back and tick the ones you actually missed.

If a toast will not fire, confirm you are not on Demo Disc (app 4349450), not on a mismatched beta, and not looking at a March 2026 list that predates the extra three. Steam overlay is canon. Updates Hub if a patch renamed a neighborhood.