An ending achievement confirms a named outcome, not the exact choices required. Keep route requirements separate from trust milestones.
What the ending index actually proves
The Steam achievement list names multiple general and character-specific endings. Our index includes the names and character associations stated there. It is not advertised as a complete decision-tree walkthrough.
The exact dialogue sequences, deadlines, gifts and lockout conditions for these endings have not been verified in this edition. A trust achievement at level 6 or 12 is not, by itself, proof that an ending requires precisely that level.
Choose how much to reveal
The ending index keeps names inside closed spoiler sections by default. Open an individual section or enable story spoilers in the achievement tracker. You can work toward farming and workshop achievements without opening the route information.
Record a branch before testing it
Give each branch a distinct save slot and record the game version, in-game date, relevant character, faction state and chosen dialogue. Keep the observed result in a separate field. That makes it possible to distinguish “I selected this” from “the game produced this ending.”
The local route journal is designed for these notes. Export a backup before clearing browser data or changing devices.
Watch for English-name differences
The Steam store uses Sissi, Nene and Jimo Li, while the public achievements use Xixi, Nainai and Jimoli. The character index preserves both spellings to help you match the right record. Luna appears by name in the achievement list; the store’s classified profile is not used as proof of an identity.
Sources & further reading
Last reviewed 2026-09-24.