Yes, but with an asterisk.  As you progress through your mission to save the world from a madman, you will receive achievement notifications popping up in the corner of the screen based on your choices and how they lead to certain mission outcomes.

However, these are not tied into the Steam achievement system.  Why is that?   I want the player to receive these notifications each time they play through the game.  When playing through the game for a second (or more) time, I want the player to receive achievement pops for each step of their mission, not just the places where they diverge from previous playthroughs.  In this way, the pseudo-achievements track how the mission is playing out each time you play through and are not tracking just the ways your overall meta-progression fills out the full range of outcomes the game has.

So how do I know the full range of outcomes the game has?  I'm a completionist and/or I want to see all the content the game has to offer!

To see all the game has to offer, you only need to make divergent decisions at six key points:

1. Do you accept or decline the mission?
2. Do you choose fight or flight during the car chase?
3. Do you go in for the kiss or not?
4. Do you correctly guess the identity of the Shadow Man?
5. How do you take down the enemy in the final fight?
6. Do you take the shot?

Experiencing all these outcomes requires a minimum of only three playthroughs, with one of them being a short playthrough of only about 15 minutes where you decline the mission at the outset.

How many of these pseudo-achievements are there in the game total?

There are 23 pseudo-achievements in the game.  I hope you have fun seeing all the different ways things can play out as you trigger the different psuedo-achievements.

You can wishlist and play the free demo for There's Always a Madman: Fight or Flight right now right here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2390500/Theres_Always_a_Madman_Fight_or_Flight

There's Always a Madman: Fight or Flight releases on Steam March 22, 2024!