Service, please Achievements — 13 Total, 10 Named

Service, please ships with 13 Steam achievements, and the app details record publishes 10 of their names. Those ten run from Sport Fishing and Simon call home through Madness Hotel, The House Always Wins, Look what they did to my boy, Nice catch, Baby come back, New Adventure and finally One Star and Two Stars. No unlock condition, rarity percentage or guide is published for any of them, and three names have never been listed at all.

How many achievements there are

The app details record states 13 in total for app 4905490. The same record carries a second array listing 10 named entries, which is a highlight subset rather than the full set, so the count and the visible list do not match and the difference is documented here rather than smoothed over.

The arithmetic is simple and worth stating plainly: 13 total minus 10 published names leaves 3 achievements that have never been named on any official surface. There is no way to know whether those three are progression, difficulty, collectible or multiplayer achievements.

The ten names that are published

#	Name	Hidden	Archived
1	Sport Fishing	0	0
2	Simon call home	0	0
3	Madness Hotel	0	0
4	The House Always Wins	0	0
5	Look what they did to my boy	0	0
6	Nice catch	0	0
7	Baby come back	0	0
8	New Adventure	0	0
9	One Star	0	0
10	Two Stars	0	0

The names are reproduced exactly as the record stores them, including the trailing space after the fifth entry. No icon or description accompanies them beyond the icon image path.

What the names tell you, and what they do not

Four of the ten read as nouns tied to hotel life or hobbies: Sport Fishing, Madness Hotel, Nice catch and The House Always Wins. Two read as a paired rating, One Star and Two Stars, and three read as narrative beats: Simon call home, Baby come back and New Adventure, with Look what they did to my boy sitting in the same register.

That reading is a description of the names, not of the game. Nothing official connects any of these achievements to a level, a mission, a guest, a chapter or a story branch, so this page does not claim they map onto anything.

• No naming pattern that reveals a level count.
• No rating system confirmed by the One Star and Two Stars entries.
• No story structure confirmed by the narrative-sounding names.
• No clue about whether any achievement is missable.

No full list, no unlock conditions

The most important thing a completionist can take from the official material is what it does not contain. There is no achievement list page, no in-game reward description, no progress tracker description and no per-achievement rarity figure.

• No unlock conditions for any of the 13.
• No rarity percentages and no global completion rates.
• No completion time estimate for a full clear.
• No difficulty requirement attached to any achievement.
• No missable-achievement warning of any kind.

Any guide claiming otherwise would be filling those gaps with assumptions rather than published facts.

Completion state at the time of capture

The review summary captured on 2026-10-08 returned zero reviews under the label No user reviews, three days after release. With no reviews there is also no community progress data, no player-authored advice and no sense of how long a full clear takes.

The base game is also the entire game: the app details record lists no DLC, so there is no add-on achievement set to fold into a completion total. Anyone tracking 13 achievements is tracking the released content only, as it stands at capture. The store facts are collected on the Cheat Sheet, the launch state is on Release Date, and the published jobs are on How It Plays.