Well, the achievements were a turn-off...

Of course I don't, it's your guide =D

Yeah, I think someone has pointed out something similar in the forum thread related to this Guide...

Personally, I believe that even with a guide, it should be a challenge to complete secret achievements, so I will leave your points only here in the comments if you don't mind.

I would just add two points about Time Lord, the only one of those hidden achievements that gave me trouble because I don't feel like it's conveyed properly:

1) Something that looks like hex is actually not hex, and uses a different format from the rest of the game.
2) Most of what you see are red herrings.

Kanomi is essentially a lot harder, since it requires a lot of calculations that could go wrong, buuut it made sense at least.

Oh, I see. I haven't tried to go back that much.

I am on Windows 10 right now, and you can still set it normally to the year you need for this puzzle... But the system lets you jump only 30 years at once, so once you set it to 1989 (or whichever another year it may be for you, people of the future), when you click it again, you should be able to go at least to 1980. At least I can...

How to do it through command prompt;
1. Press "Windows"+S
2. Type "cmd", right click the highlighted item, choose "Run as an administrator", to open the command prompt
3. Type "date", press Enter
4. Type new date in "mm-dd-yyyy" format, press Enter

Note; My command prompt doesn't let me change it past year 1980 either. If it works for you, though, .

For Windows users on 2019 or later, you'll need to use the command prompt...

I've edited it a bit... if you are stuck at some achievement, the first spoiler tag of the next should give you pretty good idea what to do. ;) However, these are secret achievements for a reason, try to solve the puzzles yourself :P

I really don't get how to do time lord!