Scritchy Scratchy all achievements: For Full Completion

How to Plan for Every Achievement

A super jackpot, a stretch of plate washing, and a patient wait can all play a part in reaching 100% in Scritchy Scratchy. This Scritchy Scratchy all achievements guide lays out the unlock conditions and practical tips for tracking them. Keep it nearby as a checklist, especially for goals tied to a particular ticket, a no-purchase condition, or a specific moment in a run.

The details below come from the player video covering Scritchy Scratchy achievements. It describes achievement conditions and offers strategies for luck-based and progression goals. Check a goal’s condition before taking an action that could affect your run.

Achievement goal	What to do	Detail to track
Catalog progress	Finish and scratch the specified Final Chance tickets	One catalog goal is tied to the first playthrough
Jackpot milestones	Win a jackpot or reach a ticket payout threshold	Some goals include the day job
Day job	Earn coins, break plates, or hit a jackpot through the job	Some goals require avoiding scratch-off purchases
Automation	Use Scratchbot or start a run with automation gadgets	Check the condition for each achievement
Night Market	Redeem and visit the market, then collect cosmetics	The video describes badges and Night Market tickets
Skill tree	Redeem prestige upgrades	The video recommends repeating runs until all upgrades are redeemed

The game has goals that depend on specific actions as well as goals that can take several runs. For Scritchy Scratchy all achievements, separating those requirements in your notes can help you avoid accidentally missing a run-specific condition while working toward longer-term goals.

Catalog and Jackpot Achievements

Catalog progression is central to several Scritchy Scratchy all achievements. The video says “Gambling never pays off” requires finishing the first catalog during your first playthrough. It ties “A losing bet,” “Go for broke,” and “House always wins” to finishing and scratching the Final Chance ticket in catalogs two, three, and four, respectively.

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“Skip a catalog” calls for scratching a Final Chance ticket while any catalog is still on the table. The video suggests leaving catalog two or three uncollected. It also notes that the subscription box can still buy tickets from a catalog you have not collected, which may make progress less straightforward.

Goal	Unlock condition	Video tip
First catalog milestone	Finish the first catalog on the first playthrough	Track the condition during that playthrough
“A losing bet”	Finish and scratch catalog two’s Final Chance ticket	Complete the ticket
“Go for broke”	Finish and scratch catalog three’s Final Chance ticket	Complete the ticket
“House always wins”	Finish and scratch catalog four’s Final Chance ticket	Complete the ticket
“Skip a catalog”	Scratch a Final Chance ticket while any catalog remains on the table	Leave catalog two or three uncollected

Other goals call for a jackpot or a large payout. “What are the odds?” requires a super jackpot. “Lucky ticket” requires a prize worth 1,000 times the ticket cost; “Big win” raises that threshold to 10,000 times, and “High level gambling” raises it to 100,000 times. The player video says the 1,000-times prize can come from the day job and recommends upgrades that increase payouts and jackpot chances.

“Winning streak” requires a jackpot on all tickets, including the day job, across all four catalogs. The video suggests starting a new run and sticking with the same ticket until you win a jackpot, then moving to the next ticket. Since the achievement covers all tickets and the day job across four catalogs, keep the full condition in view as you track your progress.

“Good luck” is about the first ticket you scratch in a run: it must produce a jackpot. According to the video, a ticket scratched by Scratchbot does not count toward this achievement. If the first scratch misses, the video suggests abandoning or prestiging the run and trying again. These separate requirements are useful to track when pursuing Scritchy Scratchy all achievements, since a jackpot on a later scratch will not meet the stated first-scratch condition.

Plate Washing, Debt, and Special Actions

Some Scritchy Scratchy all achievements are easier to plan for before buying scratch-offs. “Honest work” requires earning 2,000 coins without buying a scratch-off, so the day job is the income source described for this goal. “Workaholic” has the same no-purchase restriction and requires earning 20 million coins. The player video recommends upgrading plate masteries for these goals.

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“Bad luck” requires breaking two plates in a row while working the day job. The video says you need to collect the plates yourself; if Mundo collects them, the achievement will not unlock. Its suggested approach is to use Scratchbot to win the plates, then collect them yourself.

Achievement	Requirement	Tip from the player video
“Honest work”	Earn 2,000 coins without buying a scratch-off	Upgrade plate perks and use the day job
“Workaholic”	Earn 20 million coins without buying a scratch-off	Max out plate masteries
“Bad luck”	Break two plates consecutively	Collect the plates yourself; Mundo’s collection does not count
“Win your job”	Hit a jackpot on the day job	Redeem the Fine Dining perk
“Faithful servant”	Win on Final Chance and give the prize to the corporation	Wait about five minutes for someone to collect it

“Don’t read the fine print” requires taking out a loan through the Debt menu. For this achievement, the video recommends scratching Lucky Cat tickets with low scratch luck. “Why?” requires scratching a jackpot ticket and putting it in the trash bin. Check each condition before borrowing or discarding a ticket.

“Faithful servant” has a timing requirement: win on a Final Chance ticket, then let the corporation collect it. The player video says someone will arrive to collect it after around five minutes. You can wait while doing another task, as long as the winning ticket remains available for collection. When planning Scritchy Scratchy all achievements, note this collection condition before leaving the ticket unattended.

Automation, the Night Market, and Late-Game Goals

Automation goals in Scritchy Scratchy all achievements call for different setups. “Clicker mini game” requires buying and inserting 100 tickets into Scratchbot. The video recommends purchasing batches of Two Win tickets to supply it. “Idle game” requires starting a run with all automation gadgets. The listed skill-tree perks are Air Condition, Pet Lovers, Star Ticket, Fully Automated, and Time Travel.

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“Lucky cat” requires your cat to scratch a super jackpot. The video suggests leveling Scratch Luck, Scratchbot, and Window. For “Bad kitty,” the video describes buying the Scratchbot bundle, keeping scratch luck low, and choosing tickets with a high chance of negative payouts as an approach that can lead to bankruptcy.

Goal	Requirement	Suggested setup from the player video
“Clicker mini game”	Insert 100 tickets into Scratchbot	Buy batches of Two Win tickets
“Idle game”	Start with all automation gadgets	Redeem the five named perks before the run
“Lucky cat”	Cat scratches a super jackpot	Level Scratch Luck, Scratchbot, and Window
“Bad kitty”	The video describes a bankruptcy approach	Keep scratch luck low and use tickets with negative payouts
“Time machine”	Increase Egg Timer speed to five times	Finish catalog four, then upgrade egg work speed three times

To visit the Night Market, redeem its skill-tree unlock, then enter from the top-left corner of the table in a later run. The player video says to buy the badge collection and collect Night Market tickets from achievements you have already completed. “Walk-in closet” requires buying every cosmetic item. The video says this collection takes 538 Night Market tickets, or between 27 and 31 badges; the number of tickets received differs each time.

Other late-game goals include “Soul siphon,” which requires creating an artificial soul. Buy the machine from the Gadgets menu for 1,000 coins, insert portions of five coins, and wait for a soul and multiplier. “Wizard” requires buying and using a spell book on a ticket. The video says it can be bought during a run or redeemed permanently from the skill tree for 35 jackpots.

“Spend all the world’s money” requires buying the Final Chance ticket in catalog three. The video does not give a coin total in the transcript. “Win everything” requires scratching any Final Chance ticket without dying; the video suggests creating artificial souls first and trying until you win. “One of each, please” requires having all the tickets in the game on the table at once.

“Time machine” requires increasing the Egg Timer to five times speed. The player video says the Egg Timer can be purchased only after finishing catalog four, and that upgrading the egg’s work speed three times is needed for the achievement. It does not provide the coin cost in the transcript.

Run Planning and the 100% Checklist

For Scritchy Scratchy all achievements, use a checklist to keep the specific condition for each goal visible. Some goals can be worked on alongside other objectives; others depend on a particular run state or action. The no-purchase restriction matters for “Honest work” and “Workaholic,” while “Good luck” depends on the first ticket scratched in a run.

“Speedrun” requires finishing the game in under 30 minutes. The player video recommends perks such as Booster Kit, Allowance, Magic, and the maxed-out tool. “Maxed out skill tree” requires buying every prestige upgrade. The video recommends collecting as many jackpots and super jackpots as possible, finishing the run, and repeating until all the upgrades have been redeemed. “Achievement hunter” is the completion goal: unlock every achievement.

Keep these requirements in view as you play:

• Finish and scratch the catalog-specific Final Chance tickets.
• For “Skip a catalog,” scratch Final Chance while a catalog is still on the table.
• Track the requirement to win jackpots on all tickets across four catalogs and on the day job for “Winning streak.”
• Keep the no-scratch-off purchase restriction in mind while earning coins for “Honest work” and “Workaholic.”
• Collect broken plates yourself for “Bad luck.”
• For “Good luck,” make sure the first ticket you scratch in a run is a jackpot; Scratchbot tickets do not count.
• Let the corporation collect a winning Final Chance ticket for “Faithful servant.”
• Visit the Night Market and work toward the full cosmetic collection.
• Finish the speedrun and skill-tree goals, then check that every achievement is unlocked.

This checklist covers catalog milestones, luck, day-job income, automation, the Night Market, and prestige upgrades. Use it to organize your Scritchy Scratchy all achievements progress around the conditions that the video specifies, and check each achievement after completing its required action.

FAQ

How do I get the 100,000-times payout achievement?

Win a prize worth 100,000 times the ticket’s cost. The player video suggests improving Scratch Luck, multiplier, and warp speed, and identifies Scratch My Back from catalog two as a ticket to try.

Can the day job count toward jackpot achievements?

Yes. The player video says the day job can unlock the 1,000-times payout achievement, and that a jackpot on the day job is required for “Win your job.”

Which conditions should I track closely for Scritchy Scratchy all achievements?

Track goals with specific run or action requirements, such as making the first scratch a jackpot for “Good luck,” avoiding scratch-off purchases for the day-job income goals, and letting the corporation collect a winning Final Chance ticket for “Faithful servant.”

What unlocks Achievement Hunter?

“Achievement hunter” requires getting all of the game’s achievements. Use the checklist above to track the catalog, luck, day-job, automation, Night Market, and skill-tree objectives.