One thing I love about these cheaper games, we get an easy achievement. As the achievement says, just run the game and you'll achieve this one.

This is the achievement I got last, solely because it was glitching. All I did was let the game run over night (you probably don't need it to run that long, perhaps only a couple hours) and then restarted the game. It didn't tell me I got the achievement, but when I loaded back in and checked in Steam, I had the achievement unlocked and thus 100%.

The actual time required is 120 minutes, I let my game run for about six hours after I played for the initial two to unlock the other achievements.

Guess again, all you need to do is hit play on the menu and you achieve this one.

This one requires you to "lose" the level by selecting the wrong one enough times and not completing enough of the correct choices. (see the next two achievements if this doesn't make sense.)

After "losing" you will receive a prompt with a restart arrow, and you can start the level over and you get this achievement.

This one requires you to take the tax from the characters in game that have the money symbol above their heads. Take a look at the character to the far right below (with the dollar bills over their heads). Once you have collected the tax 100 times, which you can identify based on the counter on the top left corner, you will unlock this achievement. It DOES carry over from play through to play through, so don't worry if you don't get enough for the achievement in one go.

Main goal of this one is to send 100 people to jail. You can tell who is guilty because of the rubber duck that floats next to their head (see the screen shot below again.) Much like the tax, there is also a counter for the number of criminals you have sent to the gulag.

Best achievement NA because the duck decides who gets the gulag.

This one was weird to figure out but it made sense as soon as I realized it. All you need to do is select the choice that isn't highlighted by either the money or the duck and you get the wrong choice. For instance, if the person is destined for jail, select let him go. If they are destined to pay taxes, you can choose one of the others (e.g. let him go, send to jail.)


Again the devs did us a favor and put a counter in the game so you can see how many you have burned through.

Aside from the lack of grammar check, this one is super easy, just do nothing. Let the people walk by you and once the counter hits 30, you will achieve this one.