Learn how to unlock every achievement in The Witch's Bakery.

Background: A Baking Game That Rewards Full Exploration

At first glance, The Witch's Bakery looks like a charming indie game about baking in Paris. The full story, however, gives the game more depth, and that depth is reflected in its achievements and trophies. A small number unlock naturally while moving through the narrative. Many more, though, depend on relationships, activities, purchases, recipes, decorations, and deliberate daily planning.

Lunne is free to spend most days as she sees fit. That freedom means the player has to make each day as productive as possible and explore Paris thoroughly. The achievement list is not only a story tracker. It is also a checklist for social play, economic play, cultural play, and collection play.

Spoiler Note: This Article Tracks Unlocks, Not Plot Details

This guide refers only to chapter completion, achievement names, and unlock conditions. It does not recount major plot turns or endings.

Early Game: Arrival, One Bakery Visit, and a Branching Name Choice

The first achievements establish the game’s basic loop: arrive, visit the Atelier, and progress through the story.

One early achievement requires special attention because it is split into two mutually exclusive choices. When the game asks whether the baked good should be called “Pain au chocolat” or “Chocolatine,” the player can only pick one option in that playthrough.

Because these two achievements are tied to a specific dialogue option and only one can be picked per playthrough, the player needs to play at least as far as this point in a second playthrough to unlock both.

Story Progression: Chapters 2 Through 5 and All Side Quests

The chapter achievements unlock automatically when each chapter is completed. They form the main timeline of the story.

There are five main chapter achievements, covering Chapter 1 through Chapter 5. Alongside them is a side-quest achievement that rewards completing all optional tasks.

Relationship Path: Talking, Gifting, and Building Trust

A large portion of the achievement list is tied to relationship levels. Some relationships progress naturally through the story, but the guide still recommends active maintenance for the ones that need to be maximized. The methods vary by character: checking in, giving gifts, visiting shops, training together, baking together, or going out.

Monsieur Martin

Monsieur Martin is tied to two relationship-level achievements. The guide recommends keeping in contact, bringing gifts, and going to the movies.

Mirembe

Mirembe’s relationship with Lunne will progress naturally, but the player can guarantee the maximum by bringing gifts and inviting her out to dinner and other activities.

Orio

Orio’s relationship also progresses naturally, but the guide recommends purchasing gifts whenever possible.

Estelle

Estelle’s relationship can be accelerated by giving gifts, baking at her home, and inviting her out. The final level has a route caveat.

Hassan

Hassan is connected to the bookshop and shop-purchase activity. The guide recommends checking on him, bringing gifts, and buying items from his shop.

Ghaldari

Ghaldari is tied to the magic shop. The guide recommends speaking with Ghaldari, bringing gifts, and purchasing items from the magic shop.

Mawuli

Mawuli’s relationship will progress naturally, but the player can guarantee the maximum by giving gifts, checking in on him, and inviting him out.

Judith Tessier

Judith Tessier is tied to the decor shop. The guide recommends checking in on her, bringing gifts, and purchasing items from the decor shop.

Kei

Kei’s relationship will progress naturally, but the player can guarantee the maximum by giving gifts, checking in on him, and training with him at his restaurant.

Bakery Income: Three Money Milestones

The bakery economy contributes three clear money-based achievements. These are not about having a certain amount in the bank. They are about total earnings over the course of the game, and the guide notes that the total does not carry over between saves.

These three thresholds—100 euros, 1,000 euros, and 7,500 euros—create a simple economic timeline inside the game. Early earnings prove the bakery is open, mid-run earnings show business is growing, and the 7,500 euro total marks a much larger cumulative operation.

Eating Around Paris: Restaurants, Cafes, and Map Timing

Fine Dining is tied to eating at every restaurant and cafe in the game. It does not matter whether Lunne invites someone or goes alone. The important restriction is timing: some areas on the map will not unlock until near the end of the game.

Burnout and Care: A Short Energy-Based Achievement

The game also tracks Lunne’s energy. One achievement triggers a negative state rather than a positive milestone.

This achievement works as a reminder that the daily schedule has limits. Lunne is free to spend most days as she sees fit, but pushing her energy down to zero produces a burnout state and triggers the achievement.

Recipes, Powers, and Special Interactions

Several achievements reward deeper engagement with cooking, magical development, and hidden interactions.

Recipes

Most recipes unlock naturally through story beats. Some, however, require cooking with another person at their location or buying recipe books from Hassan.

Emotional Powers

Emotional powers are not tied to a single location. The best method is to engage broadly with the world.

Estelle’s Palace and Sadness

One achievement is a small repeated interaction inside Estelle’s Palace.

The Backer’s Monument

Another achievement rewards visiting a specific statue in the Park.

Decor Collections: Ten Named Sets and One Full Completion

Judith Tessier’s decor shop contains many bakery decoration pieces. Several achievements are tied to complete sets, each defined by a collection label.

After all of these, one achievement covers the entire decor catalog.

City Culture: Movies, Concerts, Plays, and Books

The activity achievements turn Paris into a cultural checklist. The guide gives exact numeric requirements.

Bookworm has a schedule note. The activity is primarily done in the evening before bed, but if Lunne goes to a restaurant or cafe on her own, she can read there too.

Completion Milestones: All Activities, Then All Trophies

The achievement list includes a milestone that groups activity-based unlocks together.

The final completion item is the PlayStation-exclusive platinum trophy.

Current Stage: What the Full Checklist Means

The Witch's Bakery achievement timeline begins with arrival in Paris, a first Atelier visit, and the branching “Pain au chocolat” or “Chocolatine” dialogue choice. It then moves through five chapters, side quests, relationship levels, bakery earnings, restaurant exploration, recipe completion, emotional powers, special interactions, decor collections, and cultural activities.

The player’s main challenge is not simply finishing the story. It is using Lunne’s free days well: checking in with people, buying gifts, reading books, watching movies, attending concerts, playing theater shows, cooking, decorating, and triggering specific states such as burnout or repeated petting of Sadness. Because the dialogue achievements are mutually exclusive, completing the full list requires at least one second playthrough far enough to reach that choice. Once every other achievement and trophy is unlocked, the PlayStation version can award The Witch's Bakery (PS Platinum Trophy).