Achievement tokens and cosmetics

Scritchy Scratchy Night Market cosmetics guide

The Night Market is where Scritchy Scratchy turns achievement progress into visual customization. Claim achievement tokens, spend them on cosmetics, equip the look you want, and track the collection if you are working toward both cosmetic achievements.

Quick answer: how the Scritchy Scratchy Night Market works

The official update that introduced the system describes a three-step flow: complete achievements to earn tokens, claim those tokens in the badge collection, and spend them at the Night Market to customize gadgets. This means an achievement notification alone may not finish the process. Open the collection and claim the available reward before checking your Night Market balance.

Scritchy Scratchy currently has two Steam achievements tied directly to cosmetics. Visit the Night Market requires buying and equipping one cosmetic. Walk-in-closet requires buying all cosmetics. The first is a short introduction to the shop; the second is a collection goal that should be planned after broader achievement progress has supplied more tokens.

Patch 1.1 added 12 Night Market cosmetics, so older lists can be incomplete. Use this guide for the official addition list and route order, but use the inventory visible in your current Scritchy Scratchy build to decide what is still missing.

Official Scritchy Scratchy Patch 1.1 cosmetics

Official Scritchy Scratchy Patch 1.1 image showing Egg Timer, Fan, and Mundo cosmetic variants
Official Patch 1.1 artwork showing part of the expanded cosmetic collection, including Egg Timer, Fan, and Mundo variants. It is a collection preview, not a list of prices or gameplay upgrades. Read the official announcement.

How to earn and claim Scritchy Scratchy cosmetic tokens

Start with achievements, not the shop. The official system description says Scritchy Scratchy achievements award tokens that must be claimed in the badge collection. Open the achievement or badge area after an unlock and look for a claim action. Then return to the Night Market and confirm that the spendable balance has changed.

The official announcement calls the currency tokens, so this guide uses that term throughout. Follow the label shown by the current Scritchy Scratchy interface if a later update renames or redesigns it.

  1. Complete an achievement and wait for the platform or in-game confirmation.
  2. Open the badge collection and claim the available token reward.
  3. Enter the Night Market and compare the balance with the cosmetic prices shown there.
  4. Buy one affordable cosmetic and equip it to complete the introductory achievement condition.
  5. Continue achievement cleanup before attempting to purchase the entire collection.

Do not assume the shop is broken merely because a Steam achievement is complete while the balance is unchanged. First check whether its badge reward remains unclaimed. If no claim is available, record the platform, version, achievement name, and visible balance before contacting support.

The 12 Scritchy Scratchy cosmetics added in Patch 1.1

Patch 1.1 names 12 additions across five visual categories. The list confirms what was added by that patch; it does not claim that these are every cosmetic in Scritchy Scratchy or that each platform displays the collection in the same order.

CategoryPatch 1.1 additionsCollection check
Egg TimerFaberge Egg Timer; Smart Egg TimerLook for both timer appearances.
MundoWhite Mundo; Orange Mundo; Grey Mundo; Tortoiseshell MundoFour separate cat variants were added.
FanNight Fan; Love FanCheck both Fan appearances.
TableFancy Table; Dirty Table; Picnic TableTable skins are individual purchases.
Trash CanGalaxy Trash CanOne trash can variant appears in the patch list.

Use the category names to find gaps efficiently. If the Scritchy Scratchy Night Market groups cosmetics by gadget or workspace object, finish one category at a time and confirm the purchased state before moving to the next.

How to unlock Visit the Night Market

The current official Steam condition is “Buy and equip a cosmetic.” Purchasing alone is not the entire Scritchy Scratchy achievement. After the transaction, select the owned cosmetic and make it the active look. Wait for the achievement confirmation before switching away or leaving the menu.

Choose an inexpensive cosmetic that you actually want to use; there is no need to postpone this first purchase until every item is affordable. If the achievement does not unlock, confirm that the item is both owned and equipped. Reopening the Night Market or cosmetic selector can make the current selection easier to verify without buying a duplicate.

How to unlock the Scritchy Scratchy Walk-in-closet achievement

The official condition says to buy all cosmetics. Unlike Visit the Night Market, it does not say that every cosmetic must be equipped. Focus on complete ownership: inspect each category, distinguish owned items from available items, and claim more achievement-token rewards when the remaining balance is too low.

Do not plan from the 12-item Patch 1.1 list alone. Those are additions, not the complete Scritchy Scratchy catalogue. The Night Market visible in your build is the final checklist. A platform or version may also present items differently, and the official pages do not say whether separate paid Supporter Pack skins count toward this achievement.

For that reason, this guide does not tell players to buy DLC to finish Walk-in-closet. First purchase every item offered through the in-game token shop and verify the achievement. If it remains locked, check the current platform description or ask official support which collection entries are included before spending additional money.

An efficient Scritchy Scratchy Night Market route

  1. Progress normally first. Complete easy ticket, Jackpot, gadget, and story achievements before turning cosmetics into the main objective.
  2. Claim every visible badge reward. An awarded Steam achievement and a claimed in-game token are separate checkpoints.
  3. Buy and equip one cosmetic. Confirm Visit the Night Market early so its two-part condition does not remain ambiguous.
  4. Track ownership by category. Egg Timer, Mundo, Fan, tables, and Trash Can are easier to audit than one unstructured list.
  5. Return after achievement cleanup. Spend the larger token balance on the remaining collection and confirm Walk-in-closet.

This order keeps cosmetic spending from distracting from the systems that generate more completion rewards. Use the Scritchy Scratchy achievements guide to find the next compatible cleanup route instead of replaying random conditions solely for tokens.

Do Scritchy Scratchy cosmetics improve gameplay?

Treat Night Market purchases as visual customization, not as ticket, gadget, or Prestige upgrades. The official announcement says tokens are spent to customize gadgets. The launch announcement also describes the separate Supporter Pack skins as purely cosmetic and says they do not affect gameplay or balance.

A cosmetic named after Egg Timer, Mundo, Fan, Table, or Trash Can does not replace the underlying upgrade. Buy mechanical power from the systems that display an actual effect, and buy the cosmetic when you want the appearance or need collection completion. See the gadget guide for the functional roles of the same Scritchy Scratchy objects.

Night Market problems and missing cosmetics

Scritchy Scratchy Night Market FAQ

What currency does the Night Market use?

The official update calls the reward tokens. Complete achievements, claim their rewards in the badge collection, and spend the tokens in the Night Market.

How many cosmetics did Patch 1.1 add?

Patch 1.1 added 12: two Egg Timers, four Mundo variants, two Fans, three Tables, and one Trash Can. This is an addition list, not a claim that Scritchy Scratchy has only 12 cosmetics in total.

Do I need to equip every cosmetic?

Steam says Visit the Night Market requires buying and equipping one cosmetic. Walk-in-closet says to buy all cosmetics; it does not state that every owned item must be equipped.

Will the September update change cosmetic completion?

The April roadmap announces challenges, rewards, a new ending, and a special reward for getting all achievements. It does not confirm more Night Market cosmetics, so recheck the official announcement after the update instead of assuming the collection will expand.

Continue the Scritchy Scratchy completion route

Finish missing token sources with the achievements guide. If a cosmetic is named after an automation tool, use the gadgets guide to separate its appearance from its gameplay function. For permanent progression, return to the Scritchy Scratchy Prestige guide.