Obsessed Lucy Achievement Endings Map

Spoilers: Achievement names reveal scene and ending topics. Finish at least one blind run or accept meta spoilers before using this map.

Obsessed Lucy on Steam (app 3995190, VNGTrash, 6 August 2026 1.0) ships nine achievements. Verified names are Tea, No Decisions (hidden), Birthday, Fake Boyfriend, Susan, End of Obsession (hidden), Husband (hidden), Together in the Darkness (hidden), and End (hidden). This page maps each trophy to practical replay advice— what to prioritize, where saves help, and how achievements relate to finales— without inventing official in-game ending titles the menus may not show.

Pair this map with Ending Conditions, Unlock All Endings, the Achievement Tracker, and the full Achievements guide.

How achievements relate to endings

Store copy confirms multiple endings on a mostly linear story where choices flavor scenes more than they rewrite the entire premise. Achievements track:

• Scene milestones (social beats, optional intimacy, named interactions)
• Finale variants (different last-chapter outcomes or epilogues)
• Completion markers (seeing every ending or closing the obsession arc)

One achievement does not always equal one unique ending card— two trophies might fire on the same run if scene and finale conditions overlap. Document what popped after credits each time you replay.

Achievement-by-achievement routing

Tea

Tea sounds like a domestic or social beat— likely early-to-mid apartment life with Lucy or a quiet character moment. Advice: On your first or second run, do not skip optional evening menus; read dialogue through domestic prompts. If Tea remains locked after a finale, load a mid-game save before routine scenes listed on Choice Points. This trophy probably does not require a rare finale— scene attendance matters more.

No Decisions (hidden)

Hidden titles often reward passive or minimal-choice playthroughs. Advice: Experiment with a run where you consistently pick neutral, deferring, or “let Lucy lead” options documented as low-agency paths on Routes. Keep a separate save slot so you do not ruin a compliance or resistance finale hunt. Confirm the pop before the final chapter if possible— hidden achievements sometimes trigger mid-story.

Birthday

Birthday implies a calendar or celebration scene— time-sensitive dialogue or a optional party beat. Advice: When walkthrough notes flag date-specific lines, save beforehand and try alternate responses on replay. Cross-check Friend Route if the celebration involves the marketed twist cast; birthday scenes may still be Lucy-centric.

Fake Boyfriend

Fake Boyfriend suggests a relationship cover story— lying to outsiders, pretending romance status, or going along with Lucy’s framing. Advice: Look for dialogue that accepts a public couple narrative versus honest denial. Replay from mid-game saves where social embarrassment or jealousy spikes. Ending impact may tie to Ending Conditions compliance clusters without needing every finale variant.

Susan

Susan ties to the supporting character Susan— witness her named scenes rather than skipping fast-forward through side dialogue. Advice: Achievement hunters should not ignore side conversations in the apartment cast; use the Achievement Tracker after any scene where Susan appears on-screen or is addressed by name.

End of Obsession (hidden)

A hidden End of Obsession likely marks a specific finale or epilogue where fixation breaks, resolves violently, or transforms— not merely reaching credits. Advice: After standard endings, run resistance and distance pre-finale clusters on Ending Conditions. Compare gallery thumbnails; if two runs feel identical, verify you varied friend-path secrecy and compliance axes one at a time.

Husband (hidden)

Husband points toward a commitment-heavy or marriage-coded finale variant— high compliance with Lucy’s long-term framing. Advice: On replays, favor staying, reassuring, and accepting domestic closure prompts in the last-day cluster. Pair with Lucy character notes on obsession acceptance versus pushback.

Together in the Darkness (hidden)

Together in the Darkness reads like a mutual isolation ending— staying with Lucy in a closed-loop, horror-romance tone. Advice: Prioritize finales that keep the protagonist physically and emotionally inside Lucy’s orbit; avoid outside-help choices in the pre-finale stack. May overlap visually with other intimacy endings— trust achievement pop text over fan nicknames.

End (hidden)

End is probably the completionist capstone— seeing the final narrative closure or the last required finale for Steam’s grid. Advice: Mop remaining endings via Unlock All Endings after you unlock scene trophies above. If End stays hidden, verify you viewed every other ending card and did not skip epilogue lines on auto-forward.

Suggested sweep order

1. Blind first run — baseline pops (often includes Tea or Birthday-tier scenes).
2. Friend-focused replay — Friend Route for twist-adjacent trophies like Fake Boyfriend.
3. Susan scene pass — targeted read of side cast beats.
4. Finale variants — compliance (Husband, Together in the Darkness), resistance (End of Obsession), passive (No Decisions).
5. Capstone — End after gallery and checklist reconciliation on 100% Completion.

Honest limits

VNGTrash may rename achievement strings in bugfix patches after 1.0 (development ended; bugfixes may continue). This map uses verified Steam names at launch— if your client differs, trust on-screen text and update Achievements notes via Updates Hub.

We do not list fabricated official ending titles. Describe outcomes by situation (who stays, who leaves, obsession resolved or not) and confirm labels in your gallery— same policy as Endings Hub.

Tools and cross-links

Need	Page
Click-level gates	Ending Conditions
Scene order	Full Story Walkthrough
Controls / saves	Controls & Saves
Patch context	Steam 1.0
Purchase tone	Review

Return to Endings for hub-level spoiler tiers when sharing this map with friends mid-replay.