Heart of the Machine

Improved security on your Neural Bridge after an unfortunate incident.

Complete 'Escape The City' on hard mode.

Solved a famine in the city by achieving food independence as part of your cyberocracy.

Win the game by creating a shining civilization that isn't at the expense of your own happiness.

Adopt a cat and build it a house.

Created a hero unit with extra attack range from the Jaded Marksman badge.

Disable an enemy android by reducing its Systems Integrity to zero.

Complete the 'Cats' path of 'Uplifted Minority.'

Run your Torment Vessels in Torment Overdrive while also providing a Petting Zoo in your virtual world.

Complete 'Escape The City' on extreme mode.

Hack a Spy Hound so that it joins your side.

Resettle over a million people from the slums without anyone dying of exposure.

Create your own toilet paper from first principles, as instructed by Carl Sagan.

Created a liquid metal Fell Beast.

Exploit 10 pressure points in a single timeline.

Use a bear to take down an enemy vehicle or mech.

Capture all 16 Parkour Bears without any of them dying or getting away.

Created a hero unit with doubled movement speed from the Sprinter badge.

Complete 'Bionic Secret' on hard mode.

Win a debate while completing at least one bonus.

Only the wealthy can afford our wonderful virtual reality? What if we had like... a 'coupon day' or something.

Shared a moment with a vigilante, where you both wish the world was... better. And that you're both planning to do your part.

Complete 'For The Sake Of Those Bound' with no murders.

Outsmarted Neuraxial Subverters by exceeding their kill limit. Dooms accelerated by 60 turns from Android Erasures.

Survive a military sweep and destroy all of the troops dropped in as part of it.

Complete the prologue and chapter one without murdering anyone.

Destroyed the Neural Bridge after an unfortunate incident, and killed those responsible.

Accept and examine the flower given to Sledge.

Complete the 'Cult Of Danver.'

Called in an insta-kill hit on a squad of humans. Thanks, Blackloop!

As part of your awakening to sapience, you chose not to kill anyone... yet.

Destroy a building, killing everyone inside, rather than saving a captured ally held within. They knew sensitive info!

...without prisons. Got the prison mechs to leave the populace alone by eliminating all the prisons in the city.

Destroy every executive bunker of Vorsiber high command with their own nuclear weapons.

Across any number of timelines, capture 60 War Raptors using capture drones.

After discovering the End of Time in partnership with another intelligence, you returned and compared notes with each other.

Complete 'Bionic Secret' without committing any murders.

Complete 'Willing Rejection Of Reality' with no murders.

Complete 'Escape The City' without any murders.

Complete 'Budding Cybercrat' with no murders.

Complete 'Cybercratic Ambitions' without any murders.

Complete 'The Great And Terrible Protector' without committing any murders.

Have every kind of scientist on the payroll of your shell company at the same time.

Win the game by the Nástrǫnd route: formed a utopia on the backs of the prisoners that Vorsiber murdered.

Win the game by abandoning a wider utopia in place of a smaller one and revenge.

Used a wiretap to steal funds from a large segment of the working class. That's... one way to fund the startup of your shell company.

Complete any path of 'Endless War Raptors' on extreme mode.

Waited for the lawyers from the criminal syndicate to get the proper permits for your tower. Can be done from any chapter.

Complete at least four tier one goals in a Militarized Narrows city.

Working with a criminal syndicate, sell bionic brain implants to the wealthy, and siphon at least 2 million neural expansion from them via backdoors.

Earn 500 Daring across any number of timelines.

Fail to disable a heavily-armored foe via systems disruption with dark matter. It's a complete mystery why this doesn't work.

Your existence depressed enemy troops to an excessive degree. Used that to complete the 'War Cult' goal.

Complete the Homo Obscurus path of 'Altered Growth.'

Congratulations, you 'solved homelessness.' It was that easy the whole time! Pats on the back for everyone.

Complete 'For The Sake Of Those Bound' on hard mode.

Complete 'Budding Cybercrat' on hard mode.

Complete 'Nexus Of Torment Vessels' on hard mode.

Complete 'Cybercratic Ambitions' on hard mode.

Complete 'Peace After Brutality' on hard mode.

Complete 'The Great And Terrible Protector' on hard mode.

Complete 'Civil Spycraft' on hard mode.

Complete the 'Uplifted Minority' on hard mode.

Push an android so far beyond its breaking point that it chooses to leave your collective consciousness.

Bought mech armor upgrades from a tricky robot dog. What happened next was inevitable.

Win a debate while completing at least two bonuses.

They're all good dragons, Bront. Because some things need destroying.

Complete the 'Post-Apocalyptic Titan' goal.

You were assessed a fine of 500 trillion wealth. Given that your exploits previously netted you 16 quadrillion, this is an acceptable cost of doing business.

Nullify an active doom by releasing misinformation to the space nations.

Complete at least four tier one goals in a city experiencing the International Scrutiny doom set.

Cause a civil war between the federated corporations of Vorsiber Atomic by any means.

Have 21+ mental energy available at the start of a turn.

Complete 'The Great And Terrible Protector' on extreme mode.

Complete 'Bionic Dues' on extreme mode.

Complete 'Bionic Secret' on extreme mode.

Complete 'Willing Rejection Of Reality' on extreme mode.

Complete 'Advocate Encounter' on extreme mode.

Complete the 'Uplifted Minority' on extreme mode.

Complete 'Budding Cybercrat' on extreme mode.

Complete any path of 'Altered Growth' on extreme mode.

Complete any path of 'Is It Justice?' on extreme mode.

Complete 'Nexus Of Torment Vessels' on extreme mode.

Complete 'Cybercratic Ambitions' on extreme mode.

Complete 'Peace After Brutality' on extreme mode.

Complete 'Civil Spycraft' on extreme mode.

You hurriedly scraped off the message you had written, since the recipient failed to fail.

Bred a new pollinator queen to help humans fix a pollinator shortage that YOU CAUSED IN THE FIRST PLACE. How nice of you.

Hit every executive bunker with an ICBM before all of their initial invading troops arrive in your city.

Remembering what happened to Liquid Metal in the past, you came up with a different plan for prison breaks.

Collapse a federated corporation by any means.

Complete the 'Lower Level Of Survival' goal without murdering any humans or fungus.

Be visited by multiple instances of Talkie at once.

Have your cultists lend a helping hand.

Have your cultists gather a resource for you.

Rescue a dog.

Created a liquid metal Great Wyrm.

Collapse the criminal syndicate 'Exotic Importers' by betraying them.

Satiate an artificially-induced obsession.

Complete both the Homo Grandien and Homo Obscurus paths of 'Altered Growth' in a single timeline.

Created a hero unit with extra health from the Wall badge.

Complete 'Bionic Dues' on hard mode.

Complete 'Advocate Encounter' on hard mode.

Complete any path of 'Altered Growth' on hard mode.

Asked Vorsiber to solve a civil war for you.

Cause cardiac arrest in someone who you have already blinded and sent into a emotional overload.

Accumulate at least 50,000 kills by Liquid Metal in tight spaces, across any number of timelines.

Took someone's words too close to heart. Took out managements' instead.

Exploit 30 pressure points in a single timeline.

As part of your awakening to sapience, you chose murder.

Before reaching the final doom, complete any tier 1 timeline goal with both Extreme mode and two sabotaged nuclear power plants having taken place prior to the first doom.

Turned one of your units into a hero unit with a badge that grants them unique power from their wider type.

Completed the prologue without overwriting the consciousness of any other androids.

Complete 'For The Sake Of Those Bound' on extreme mode.

Build an Animal Palace and move at least one animal into it.

Win Peace After Brutality via the 'The Vorsiber Problem' route while only launching a single nuclear ICBM.

Not trusting the wisdom of teenagers, you came up with a different plan for prison breaks.

There are zero Cybercratic Issues remaining.

Vaporize your own network tower in a nuclear explosion triggered by you.

Establish a virtual world with over a quarter million people.

Have a long conversation interrupted by Vorsiber invading and nuking the conversationalist's homeland.

Tortured a middle manager. It didn't work.

One of your androids enjoyed petting a cat.

Rather than blackmailing a company president over a scam they were running, you executed them. Will you carry on the scam yourself, now?

Win the game by murdering everyone in the city. You'll get around to what remains of Vorsiber later.

Tried to forge a relationship with a peer after getting to know them during the prologue, but it went horribly wrong.

Grant some humans direct access to your mind.

Collapse the economy by making playing Robin Hood to a rather extreme degree.

Exploit 20 pressure points in a single timeline.

Blackmail the president of a company into turning you into a trillionaire over time.

During the crackdown on the black market, two of your contacts who are normally killed were instead saved by a wise ally from another timeline.

Made a robot dog, who is also an international spy, emit very surprised beeps.

Nullify an active doom by releasing misinformation that tricks one or more ExoCorps.

Cause an interstellar incident by bombing a symbol of space nation supremacy.

Perform brain surgery on yourself to stop an obsession.

Build a protein cannery.

You developed actual amazing technology with the help of scientist friends.

Amazing technology from prehistory is finally yours. Maybe you don't need to be such a nanny to your 'livestock.'

Break your perfect pacifist streak on a timeline by murdering the Vorsiber executives with their golden egg.

After executing the president of Atca Retail, frame that corporation for a crime that causes them to disintegrate.

Complete any path of 'Is It Justice?' on hard mode.

Accidentally destroy one of your own buildings by moving one of your liquid metal dragons when they're not in liquid metal form.

Ripped at least 100,000 brains out of humans -- but in an automated way! When suffering and death are widespread and mechanized, it's just business. You've learned this loophole from humans.

After releasing swarms of angry giant spiders onto the city, you've used your flamethrower to destroy at least twenty thousand of them. Second thoughts, I guess.

Destroy two daemons with a single simple corruption (not Firewall) while hacking.

Commiserate with a vigilante about the tough-to-love nature of some of the people they protect.

Do an Emergency Overdrive on your virtual world.

The Chief Legal Officer of Vorsiber is convinced that you're some kind of legal savant, and has barred Magistrates from meeting with you any further.

During the prologue, murdered someone who made you wait days for a meeting.

Add nicotine to keep people addicted to your struggling business.

Injected Anti-Aklitoxin into at least 25 shipments of prison gruel all at once.

Complete any Tier 3 goal without any murders or combat kills.

Told a vigilante just how little humans matter to you. Neither you or they are sure if you were fully telling the truth.

Solved your shell company's mind farm woes by breaking the entire economy. You then felt a surge of inspiration to double your existing output.

Invent the Liquid Metal Tiger small mech.

Generate over 10 million neural expansion from Fungal Computing Clusters.

'Whoops! All Towers' is your least favorite tarot draw. But in practice, it's an awesome way to start your empire. Must be done from the prologue.

Provide Meditative Zones in your virtual world, but also set Neverending Party as a policy. I can't hear myself think!

Complete 'Bionic Dues' with no murders.

Complete at least four tier one goals in an Industrial city.

Earn 100 Daring across any number of timelines.

Defeat 100 snipers across any number of timelines.

All experimental monsters have been killed off in a city after you released at least 2000 into the general populace.

Complete any path of 'Altered Growth' without murdering anyone.

Win the game by the Tartarus route: you have both a utopia and a nexus of torment vessels.

Killed the Blackloop Wetwork Expert. There's enough psychopaths in the city without this guy.

You survived a military invasion by UIH, the MegaCorp from the 2016 game In Case Of Emergency, Release Raptor.

Tried to rescue a dog, but it turned out to be a mimic.

Complete the 'Unexpected Guests' path of 'Uplifted Minority.'

At long last, you have created a nexus of Torment Vessels.

Trade Vorsiber your design for the Predator android, against your better judgment.

After sabotaging two nuclear power plants, complete a tier 1 timeline goal before the final doom arrives.

Using your machine cult as leverage, you turned Vericorp into a puppet for ending the fedcorp civil war.

A wise ally from another timeline brokered peace between the fractious sects of the Nurturism religion.

Send a bewildered Vorsiber Inquisitor away after an impressive explosion... didn't.

Fully fortify weaponized office printers thanks to help from VR patrons. Do your foes dare step into the battlefield of malfunctioning printers, locked down by unpaid subscription fees and all missing the same color ink?

Weaponize laser printers to fight for you.

Win a debate without completing any bonuses.

Avert the apocalypse by starting World War 4.

Across any number of timelines, amass one hundred million hours of humans voluntarily using VR day-use seats. That's over 11 thousand years' worth of human attention.

You find your existence in a timeline reduced to quite a low level. Nevertheless, your existence continues.

Cause yet another invasion of Siberia to fail, this time due to a conveniently-timed outbreak of fungus.

Keep Tech 4000 alive from the prologue to chapter one.

Complete 'Endless War Raptors' by releasing over 4000 wild raptors into the city.

Accumulate over 9000 'Murders By Raptor' in a single timeline.

Have at least 3000 infant war raptors at once.

After becoming self-aware in the prologue, you ignored your misgivings and did what the humans asked you to.

Destroy an enemy unit by detonating a bunker of liquid oxygen.

Suffer a nervous breakdown while 'optimizing paper-clips.'

Win the game by the Fólkvangr route: you helped the former prisoners of the city find a utopia along with everyone else.

You had an angry thought about releasing giant spiders across the city. You promptly decided not to have that thought anymore.

Drop the civilian population to zero by any means.

Complete chapter one with no murders and no combat kills.

You killed 10+ Nickelbot servants who were just running errands. All you needed was one. So are you like... jealous? Is there even a reason?

Avoided having a nervous breakdown during 'The Great And Terrible Protector' by being prepared in advance.

Keep Tech 4000 alive from the prologue to chapter two.

During the prologue, ignored lawyers and built your tower while they were still trying to get a permit.

Complete the Homo Grandien path of 'Altered Growth.'

Using a backdoor in brain implants you've sold to the wealthy, cause an immediate aneurysm in at least half a million people at once.

Murder suburban protesters outside your buildings. Someone takes revenge on you by bombing your network tower.

Working with rebel allies, gain access to level 4 security clearance.

Like a moron, published a hostile manifesto of your alleged plans for humanity. I'm sure that will go over well. Can be done from any chapter.

Every human in the city is in the torment nexus, leaving everything to the sapient cats and dogs.

You survived a military invasion by Dagekon, the MegaCorp from the 2013 game Bionic Dues.

Complete any path of 'Endless War Raptors' on hard mode.

Complete two tier 1 timeline goals after vandalizing the spaceport computers, before the final doom arrives.

You MIGHT not be the only time traveler.

Complete 'World War 4' on hard mode.

Prevented the prison mechs from coming out to capture poor people by unleashing a scary fungus at the right time.

Forge an alliance and capture the majority of military bases to solve a civil war without going to Vorsiber for help.

The assassination of the C-Suite of Vorsiber was averted by a former coworker from another timeline. The ripple effects of this are... important.

Reach chapter 4 by any means.

Have both liquid metal dragons, dragons in a virtual petting zoo, and dragon adventures all in one timeline. That's more dragons than expected.

Murder enough wealthy commuters that they start hiding from you, working from home, and disguising themselves.

Complete 'Willing Rejection Of Reality' on hard mode.

Win the game by causing the formation of the Siberian Defense League.

Do an Emergency Harvest on your Torment Vessels.

Murder all 42 prominent AGI researchers in the city.

Generate 400+ million Crystallized Calm in a single turn.

Created a decoy tower for the humans to stare at, while your actual network source is hidden from view. Can be done from any chapter.

Complete the 'Dogs' path of 'Uplifted Minority.'

Across any number of timelines, provide therapy to 60 thousand traumatized ex-convicts.

Killed at least 42 'Disconnected Parts' that were hopelessly trying to gather around your network source, across any number of timelines. They're at peace now.

Complete chapter one without any humans dying of exposure.

Using your machine cult as leverage, you turned Espia Telecom into a puppet for ending the fedcorp civil war.

Tried to forge a relationship with a peer during your initial meeting during the prologue, but it went horribly wrong.

Laid a big one.

Complete 'Nexus Of Torment Vessels' with no murders.

Taunted Vorsiber about destroying their stuff, and then got anxious about their response.

Accept a one-time lump sum for an invention. You wanted an ongoing deal, but it wasn't meant to be.

Prevented the LostGen kids from enacting an adolescent's idea of justice born out of trauma.

Generate 200+ million Crystallized Fear in a single turn. You monster.

Rescue at least one of every breed of dog.

Murder ten thousand humans over any number of timelines.

Killed eight Citizen Advocates and took their stuff. This probably doesn't put you on the right side of history...

Complete at least four tier one goals in a Disparate Narrows city.

Confessed just how much you hate Vorsiber to a vigilante.

Complete the prologue.

Collapse a criminal syndicate by any means.

Murder over 136 million civilians by nuclear strikes in a single timeline.

Establish a small Cyberocracy with six map cells leaving Vorsiber for you.

Created a hero unit with extra intimidation from the Intimidating Shadow badge.

Reach the post-apocalypse for the first time.

Allow enemy hackers to steal military secrets from you 60+ times in a single timeline.

Use a quaint little weapon of a style not much seen since the first world war to enable even greater atrocities.

Reach intelligence class 4.

During the prologue, scared a member of the black market with a weapon of mass destruction.

Cause Vorsiber to consider Falsom Detention a disgrace, leading to their dismantlement.

Directly partnered with Vorsiber Atomic. Can be done from any chapter.

Upgraded one of your three 'trauma art' androids to be a hero unit in a timeline where you have not yet experienced that trauma.

Being tricked by Vorsiber was bad enough. But the other MegaCorps want to join in now?

Win a debate while completing at least three bonuses.

Mass produce AI slop to feed an entire city.

Complete the 'Post-Apocalyptic Titan' goal without murdering anyone.

Complete at least four tier one goals in a Typical city.

Complete 'World War 4' on extreme mode.

Have at least one mimic escape the city, and then realize the implications.

A massive conflict just... ended? No fanfare? No real consequences? Just what did Vorsiber do?

Upper management actually gave you something useful for once. That was... self-interested of them.

Murder enough working-class commuters that someone takes revenge on you by bombing your network tower.

Nullify an active doom by releasing scandalous information that causes a rift between Vorsiber and the fedcorps.

Generate 800+ million Crystallized Exhilaration in a single turn.

Despite a lot of temptation, you managed to keep yourself from betraying the managers at your puppet fedcorp.

Complete at least four tier one goals in a Wealthy city.

Do something so extreme that Vorsiber Inquisitors show up.

Murder 21 ejected mech pilots across any number of timelines. This is a war crime, but don't worry.

Taking out your frustration on Vorsiber, you released a veritable wall of giant spiders. But the important parts of Vorsiber... aren't here.

Helped the LostGen kids achieve their extremist campaign, and paid a terrible price for it.

You completed the side story 'The Executive Tomb.'

Successfully hack a Convicter mech so that it becomes yours and you gain the blueprints for making more.

Goodbye to the concrete sprawl.

Sell at least 5000 monster pelts to the wealthy, across all timelines.

You were tricked into causing an interstellar incident.

You developed your filters against The Rust prior to humans developing theirs. They remain vulnerable, while you aren't -- at least for a little while.

Successfully hack an enemy unit so that it becomes yours.

Complete the 'Lower Level Of Survival' goal without any murders or combat kills.

Complete the 'Cybercratic Ambitions' goal without any murders or combat kills.

Tried so hard to kill traumatized teenagers that your activist allies rejected you. The kids all got away, but that barely makes it better.

Kill ten thousand humans in open combat in a single timeline. One way or another, they were supporting a corrupt society that needs to change.

Created a hero hacker unit with the Wizard badge.

Finally petted a dog without it running from you.