Master Of Pottery Workshop Tools Hub

This hub is the reference desk for Master Of Pottery: the twelve Steam achievements and the hardware the game actually asks for. Craft lives in the guides. Rankings live in the tier lists. Patches live in updates. Tools is where you check whether the save can 100% and whether the machine can run the kiln minigame without melting.

Child pages cover the work:

• The achievement guide walks all twelve unlocks, from First work to Highest achievement, with the reputation, tourist, warehouse, and SSS gates that block the rare ones.
• System requirements lists Steam minimum and recommended specs, the Windows-only store flag, Steam Deck Playable, and the translation quirks that make menus read like a first-pass English pass from Chinese.
• The online rooms guide explains public versus private rooms and how 1.0 pays online tokens without replacing the solo wheel.

If you just installed the game, read Getting Started and controls before you open either child page. Achievements assume you can throw, fire, and open an exhibition. Specs assume you know the game is mouse-heavy. If you already have a career in motion, jump straight to the achievement that is stuck.

What this hub is for

Master Of Pottery is a creation plus simulation game from AZGames. Version 1.0 left Early Access on 10 September 2026. The career loop is still throw, kiln, paint, exhibit, take orders, and train apprentices. Version 1.0 also ships online rooms for tokens (faster in public rooms) and live tourist comments during exhibitions. None of that changes the achievement list: there are still twelve, they still track works, tourists, yen, SSS grades, ads, booths, decorations, and apprentices.

Use this hub when:

• Steam shows 2/12 and you do not know which counters are hidden.
• Culture succession will not start because reputation is under 500.
• The PC is old and you want to know if a GTX 650-class card is truly enough.
• You are on Steam Deck and need the Playable (not Verified) expectation in writing.
• English UI strings look broken and you want to know that is a known translation, not a corrupt install.

Do not use this hub as a substitute for firing practice. Pottery master (10 SSS) is a craft achievement. Tourist attraction (50,000 visitors) is a hall achievement. Highest achievement is both.

Achievement map in one paragraph

First work and Grand opening happen on day one if you finish a pot and open the hall. Marketing expert, Art merchant, and Large exhibition hall fall out of a healthy business. Decoration enthusiasts is a shopping list of ten assets. Pottery master is ten SSS pieces. Culture succession is ten graduated apprentices after reputation 500. Business elite is 500,000 yen of income. Tourist attraction is 50,000 visitors. Collector is 30 works in the warehouse. Highest achievement is the rest. The child page expands each one with the actual button names and the usual failure modes (selling every pot so the warehouse never fills, skipping ads, firing SSS attempts on starter clay).

Specs in one paragraph

Steam lists Windows only. Minimum: 64-bit Windows 7, dual-core 2.4 GHz, 4 GB RAM, GeForce GTX 650, DirectX 10, 2 GB disk. Recommended: 64-bit Windows 7/8.1/10, quad-core 3.0 GHz, 6 GB RAM, GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB, DirectX 11, 2 GB disk. There is no Mac or Linux build. Steam Deck is Playable. Valve’s Steam Client itself dropped Windows 7/8 support in 2024, so the store’s Windows 7 line is the game’s renderer target, not a promise that a fresh Steam install still runs on Seven. Read the child page before you buy a used laptop for the kiln clicker.

How tools relate to the rest of the wiki

Getting Started is the onboarding. Controls is the mouse and camera. Updates is the 1.0 and DLC timeline, which matters because rooms and tourist comments are new tools even if they are not Steam achievements. This hub does not rank clay and it does not teach the inside-out kiln. It tells you which counters Steam is watching and which GPU the store page named.

When a patch adds a counter, it will show up in the achievement guide if Steam adds a thirteenth unlock, and in system requirements if AZGames raises the GPU line. Until then, treat the twelve and the 2019-era spec block as current for 1.0. The game got features; it did not suddenly become a ray-traced sim.

Open the achievement guide if you are playing. Open system requirements if you are buying hardware or a Deck. Come back here only when you forget which child page holds which table. The kiln does not care which wiki tab you had open; the achievement toast does.