DEIMOS's KinitoPET 100% Achievement Guide (+ Secrets)

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Let us begin with the achievements that you are bound to get when you complete the game for the first time. These won't be in-depth for obvious reasons, you'll be getting them as you go along, so I hope you don't mind me being a little cheeky with these entries! Things will get more complex for two certain achievements at the end of this guide. "Welcome to the digital world!" Open the game for the first time. Or just don't. I mean, you won't really get the achievement (or any achievement for that matter) if you don't open the game at all, but hey, I'm not your mother. It's a free country. "Meet your new best friend. :)" Break open Kinito's egg in Act 1: Meet Kinito . This doesn't have to do with the achievement, but I thought this was funny and was also my first reaction to seeing Kinito. "Enjoy your stay." ♪ Have a look around! Anything that brain of yours can think of can be found! ♪ Ahem...sorry. Enter Kinito's Web World when he launches The Internet in Act 1: Web World . "Become a member of Kinito's friendship club!" Become a member of Kinito's friendship club after filling out your "personal" details in Act 2: Friendship Club . I don't even have anything cheeky to say about this one. I can't even make a paid subscription joke, but I guess I can say that he actually made my heart race when he pulled my address. A genuinely commendable job with that scare.I'm so glad I wasn't streaming. Visit your very own world built just for you. Visit your personal carnival in Act 3: Your World . I've yet to see anyone use anything other than standard ASCII for a name. I wonder if that messes Kinito and the game up? I better see some of that soon! It's about time we start heading into the achievements that are awarded to you depending on what you choose at the end of the game. Even though they're separate achievements, I may as well lump them into one section since the premise is the same. Trapped "You chose to stay with Kinito." Embrace your stockholm syndrome for the weird looking axolotl and choose to stay with him at the end of the game. At least you won't have to restart the game from the very beginning if you wish to get the other achievement! No Escape "You chose to not stay with Kinito." Reject the weird axolotl and attempt to escape! ...And fail in doing so because you gave him full administrative permissions to keep you locked away. Hope you're ready to spend eternity with him? No? I'm sure you'll be fine. Now we're finally getting into the achievements you can optionally get, as well as the True Ending of the game after you've gotten Trapped or No Escape. I'll leave that one for last along with another since it's basically a scavenger hunt. So, what are we working with first, then? "Explore all applications on the desktop." Relatively simple! Open every single application on the desktop in the game. Chances are, you've already gotten this achievement relatively early on if you ever got curious about what the other icons on your desktop did. "Achieve a pinball score over 9999999!" This achievement is deceptively easy despite the fact that the 3D pinball minigame has the physics of a balloon being thrown around by someone with the slowest reaction time on planet Earth. Luckily, this doesn't matter as pumping out another ball doesn't reset your score. In fact, you could basically finish this achievement without ever using the flippers by just resetting and pumping out balls. The only thing you're required to have is patience so you can get to 9,999,999. It's a good thing score racks up pretty quick. The same premise, however, cannot be said for 🙂. "Beat minesweeper." This one actually requires knowledge of the game. If you're someone like me, this is going to be insanely easy to finish as the difficulty is akin to how minesweeper was on Windows XP. If you don't know how to play Minesweeper, though. This will be a little trickier to explain. Each minesweeper game starts off with a 16x16 grid of buttons with 27-28 mines hidden underneath. To win the game, you will need to place down a flag on all of the mines. The first time you click on a tile will almost always be an open space, meaning that there are no mines around it, and will do the same for every open tile surrounding it until it hits a number. You will never trip a mine on the first tile you press. From there, the game actually starts. A tile with a number on it corresponds to how many mines are surrounding the number (i.e: a tile with the number 1 would have 1 mine surrounding it, 2 would have 2 mines, etc). A strategy all minesweeper players use is to specifically target corners with a 1 in its corner, such as this: Because there is only 1 mine surrounding the 1, and there is only one clickable tile surrounding it, it would mean that there is a mine underneath it, so you should flag that. You should end up with something like this when you're done. From there, if there is another 1 right next to it, you can begin clicking on the tiles surrounding it as the mine has already been flagged. Keep up with this strategy of going for lone corners when they are available, and you should be able to complete this achievement. I mean, it's that, or you could just use a Minesweeper solver . "Set all volume levels to the max." Increase all of the volume sliders (including the master volume) over 100%. "Leave the game after first meeting Kinito." Leave the game the moment Kinito starts speaking after hatching from his weird little axolotl egg. Never let him know your next move. Finally, we're getting to the really interesting part of the game, not that the other parts of the game wasn't already interesting enough, but this achievement ties to the True Ending . "Visit the lost land of the web world." If you've played through the game once already, you've been given a hint when you reach the house Kinito built for you: the fountain in the back garden. Clicking on it provides the hint you need to access the lost world, with your Web World avatar running to the fountain before everything seemingly returns to normal. Touching the fountain in the house section isn't needed for the achievement, it just gives us a hint that will be clear to us later. If you've finished the game, you should have access to Chapter Select on your desktop, along with an email. Ignore the email for now, we'll get back to it. Open the app up and head to either Act 1: Web World , Act 1: Factory Frenzy or Act 1: Hide and Seek . It doesn't matter which one you pick as all three will land you in the Web World map. From there, start mashing left click on the fountain until an animation plays on the fountain. From there, click on the rope hanging from the tree on the north side of the fountain. Doing that should lead you straight into the Lost Land. Remember this place, because we'll be coming back here very soon. The final stretch. With how important this achievement is to the true ending of the game, I would normally make this the last achievement of the guide, but the next one outranks it since you have to stray from the path of the game entirely to solve it. "there is nothing left" Delete Kinito once and for all. To get this started, you will have to have beaten the game for the first time, as it unlocks a new application for you along with Chapter Select: lense.exe . Open that up, and you'll be greeted with a see-through window. Have a play with it, it's pretty cool, but you'll stumble across something immediately: a floppy disk. An email should have appeared titled "There is a way to stop it" . Have a read through it, because it's important. This is where the fun begins. You are to find all five floppy disks, each labeled differently. Don't worry, I'll show you the locations of each one and when they appear. They will appear in %appdata%\KinitoPET\Files. Copy this address and