Scritchy Scratchy achievement guide to All 34 Goals

Plan your achievement runs

Some Scritchy Scratchy achievements reward steady progress, while others ask you to lose money, ignore tickets, or make a specific choice. Planning around those conflicting goals can save you from replaying sections just to fix a missed requirement. This Scritchy Scratchy achievement guide groups the unlocks by the kind of run they need and flags details that are easy to overlook.

There are 34 achievements in total; Achievement Hunter unlocks after the other 33. A player video also demonstrates a full completion route. For a broader checklist, see GAMES.GG’s Scritchy Scratchy trophy list. Treat strategies from the videos as player experience, since outcomes and timing can depend on luck. This Scritchy Scratchy achievement guide also separates goals that may call for different runs.

Run goal	Achievements to work on
Catalog progress	Gambling never pays off; A losing bet; Go for broke; House always wins; Skip a catalog
Jackpot and payout milestones	What are the odds?; Lucky Ticket; Big Win; High Level Gambling; Good Luck; Winning Streak
Automation and gadgets	Clicker mini game; Lucky Cat; Idle Game; Time Machine; Naptime
Day Job and plates	Bad Luck; Win Your Job; Honest Work; Workaholic
Late game and prestige	Soul Siphon; Win Everything; Faithful Servant; Speedrun; Maxed Out Skill Tree
Collection and special actions	Don’t read the fine print; Why?; Spend all the world’s money; Wizard; Visit the Night Market; Bad Kitty; One of Each, Please; Walk-in Closet

Catalog progress and risky tickets

This Scritchy Scratchy achievement guide notes that several achievements come from reaching a catalog’s Final Chance ticket and scratching it. The player video describes doing this for the second, third, and fourth catalogs. Gambling never pays off is a separate early milestone: finish the first catalog on your first playthrough.

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Achievement	Requirement	Practical tip
Gambling never pays off	Finish the first catalog on your first playthrough.	Keep this in mind before resetting or starting another run.
A losing bet	Scratch the second catalog’s Final Chance ticket.	Treat this as a catalog milestone; the video does not give a special setup.
Go for broke	Finish and scratch the third catalog’s Final Chance ticket.	Progress through that catalog until its Final Chance ticket is available.
House always wins	Finish and scratch the fourth catalog’s Final Chance ticket.	Save this for a run where you intend to reach the late game.
Skip a catalog	Scratch a Final Chance ticket while a catalog is still on the table.	The player video advises leaving catalog two or three uncollected. A subscription box may still buy tickets from an uncollected catalog, making progress less straightforward.
Win Everything	Scratch any Final Chance ticket without dying.	The player video recommends making artificial souls and trying again if a run ends in failure.

Jackpots, high payouts, and money goals

This Scritchy Scratchy achievement guide identifies a super jackpot by its blue star marker. The player video recommends improving Scratch Luck to raise the odds. For payout milestones, the target is measured against the ticket’s cost, not a fixed coin amount.

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Achievement	Target or condition	Player-video strategy
What are the odds?	Win a super jackpot.	Upgrade Scratch Luck, then watch for the super jackpot marker.
Lucky Ticket	Win a prize worth 1,000 times the ticket cost.	The video says the Day Job can also produce this payout.
Big Win	Win a prize worth 10,000 times the ticket cost.	Improve Scratch Luck and the multiplier; try Lucky Cat tickets.
High Level Gambling	Win a prize worth 100,000 times the ticket cost.	The video suggests the “Scratch my back” ticket from catalog two, with Scratch Luck, multiplier, and Warp Speed upgrades.
Good Luck	Win a jackpot on the first ticket you scratch in a run.	Scratch the first ticket yourself; the video cautions that Scratch Bot tickets do not count.
Winning Streak	Win a jackpot on every ticket, including the Day Job, across all four catalogs.	The player video suggests sticking with each ticket until its jackpot appears before moving on.

Two achievements ask you to deliberately give up a potential reward. For Why?, put a jackpot ticket in the trash instead of claiming it. For Don’t read the fine print, take out a loan through the Debt option; the player video suggests using Lucky Cat tickets with low Scratch Luck to reach the needed negative balance.

Spend all the world’s money requires buying the third catalog’s Final Chance ticket, according to the player video. This Scritchy Scratchy achievement guide sticks to the stated requirement, since the reference does not give a coin price for that ticket.

Automation, gadgets, and the Night Market

This Scritchy Scratchy achievement guide covers specific Scratch Bot requirements. The player video says the Scratch Bot bundle is useful for Bad Kitty: keep Scratch Luck low and feed it tickets likely to produce negative payouts. The achievement requires the cat to drive the balance into bankruptcy. For Lucky Cat, the cat must scratch a super jackpot, so the player video recommends leveling Scratch Luck, Scratch Bot, and Window.

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Achievement	What to do
Clicker mini game	Buy and insert 100 tickets into Scratch Bot. The player video recommends buying many two-win tickets.
Wizard	Buy and use a spell book on a ticket. The video says it can be bought during a run or redeemed from the skill tree.
Lucky Cat	Have your cat scratch a super jackpot ticket.
Bad Kitty	Use the Scratch Bot bundle and let the cat cause bankruptcy with losing tickets.
Soul Siphon	Buy the machine from the Gadgets menu, then insert five-coin portions and wait for an artificial soul and multiplier.
Time Machine	After finishing the fourth catalog, upgrade Egg Timer work speed three times to reach five-times speed.
Idle Game	Start a run with Air Condition, Pet Lovers, Star Ticket, Fully Automated, and Time Travel redeemed from the skill tree.
Naptime	Stay idle for at least five minutes while under 1 S action. The player video recommends improving Scratch Luck multiplier and Warp Speed first.

Visit the Night Market requires redeeming access and visiting the market. The video says access can be purchased from the skill tree for five jackpots, after which you can enter from the top-left corner of the table. Walk-in Closet requires buying every cosmetic item there. The player video estimates that the full collection takes 538 Night Market tickets, or roughly 27 to 31 badges, with the badge yield varying between runs.

For One of Each, Please, have every ticket in the game on the table at the same time. The video’s suggested approach is to finish the run and buy tickets from the bottom of the list upward. Maxed Out Skill Tree takes repeated prestige progress: earn jackpots and super jackpots, finish runs, and redeem the available upgrades.

Day Job, plates, and the ending

This Scritchy Scratchy achievement guide covers the Day Job and plate conditions separately. For Honest Work, earn 2,000 coins without buying a scratch-off; the video recommends improving plate perks. Workaholic uses the same restriction but raises the target to 20 million coins, so plan for a longer income-focused run and upgrade plate masteries.

For Bad Luck, break two plates in a row while working the Day Job. The player video recommends using Scratch Bot to win plates, then collecting them yourself; it says the achievement will not unlock if Mundo collects them. Win Your Job requires a jackpot from the Day Job, and the video points to the Fine Dining perk as a way to enable that outcome.

Faithful Servant has a specific late-game condition: win a jackpot on the Final Chance ticket, then give it to the corporation. The player video says to time the win for when someone arrives to collect it. The supplied sources describe the phone call and waiting period differently, so follow the in-game prompt.

For Speedrun, finish the game in under 30 minutes. A player video demonstrates a route using prestige upgrades, Scratch Luck, automation, and the coin-multiplier machine, and reports a completion time of 17 minutes and 48 seconds. That is an example from the video, not a guaranteed time. The same video recommends keeping the Egg Timer charged and upgrading Scratch Bot speed as the run progresses.

Achievement	Key requirement
Bad Luck	Break two plates in a row; collect the plates yourself.
Win Your Job	Win a jackpot through the Day Job.
Honest Work	Earn 2,000 coins without buying scratch-offs.
Workaholic	Earn 20 million coins without buying scratch-offs.
Faithful Servant	Win a Final Chance jackpot and give it to the corporation.
Speedrun	Finish the game in under 30 minutes.
Achievement Hunter	Unlock all the other achievements.

FAQ

How many achievements are in Scritchy Scratchy?

There are 34 achievements total. Achievement Hunter unlocks after you complete the other 33.

What should I do first in a Scritchy Scratchy achievement guide?

Keep Gambling never pays off in mind: it requires finishing the first catalog on your first playthrough. You can also pursue routine jackpot and collection achievements as you progress.

Does Scratch Bot count for Good Luck?

The player video says it does not. Scratch the first ticket yourself if you’re going for a jackpot on your first ticket of a run.

Which achievements need a dedicated run?

Goals can conflict. For example, Honest Work and Workaholic require earning coins without buying scratch-offs, while catalog and ticket-collection achievements require buying tickets. A Scritchy Scratchy achievement guide can help you keep those requirements straight.