Full list of all 41 Tales From Off-Peak City Vol. 1 achievements.
The base game contains 38 achievements, and there is 1 DLC pack containing 3 achievements.
Learn why the saxophone was locked away to begin with.
Discover the band at a critical juncture.
But is the story truly over?
Discover the unorthodox tendencies of HRH's Interrogation Techniques.
You collected every roll of film.
You made a pizza with everything on it.
Pizza clients are a fickle bunch. Good to come with variety.
That guy.
You made a pizza with nothing on it.
You hung up a picture in every frame.
Learn why Caetano won't hire Maxine.
An unsettling truth about Jeremy's parents emerges.
You took a picture with the longest exposure time.
You took a picture with the maximum Zoom rate.
Perhaps you were always meant to end up here.
You Got The Saxophone
You uncovered Caetano's hidden sanctum.
Learn what is possibly in store for Maxine.
Who's really keeping Paulo's shop in business?
The denizens of 9 won't forget...
Norwood played a large role in Caetano's life. Too large?
This room was for Caetano only. And now you're in it.
She's somebody important.
Learn the truth about The Blue Moose Flavor Lab.
Learn how Murga got started in flavor mixology.
You left Paulo's shop another way.
Who put up the cash for Caetano's slice?
Discover that someone's in Off-Peak City who's been with you from the beginning.
It's clear Caetano devoted his after-hours in persuit of...
Under new ownership!
Caetano had a passed and you're just coming to know it.
Clem was let go. At least that's what she thinks.
You got into Luke's sleeping chamber.
Learn about what's troubling Luke.
You hung up one of your own pictures at Caetano's.
You copied a photo to your desktop.
Learn about what concerns the Cowboy about Caetano.
Receive a welcome to the neighborhood from Big Mo.
Woolsey can't seem to catch a break, but maybe there's more to it than that.
Gareon has someone important sitting for him soon. Too important, in fact.
There's something going on in Building 9. Mildred's Auntie knows what it is.