DragonSword Awakening Achievements — All 59 & Hidden

DragonSword: Awakening ships with 59 Steam achievements, spanning story, exploration, combat, and multiplayer — including hidden achievements tied to specific bosses. Here's the full picture: what the achievement list covers, how the rare ones work, and how long a 100% run really takes.

Here's what you'll learn:

• The 59-achievement breakdown by category
• The hidden achievements and what unlocks them
• Achievement-earning tips and the co-op fix in 1.0.7
• The ~105-hour 100% commitment

The Achievement List at a Glance

The game has 59 Steam achievements total (confirmed on both the Steam achievements page and SteamDB). The list spans:

• Story achievements — chapter and quest completion markers
• Exploration achievements — treasure chests, waypoints, map progress
• Combat achievements — monster-kill milestones, boss defeats, hidden boss kills
• Collection/activity achievements — cooking, Familiars, side content

Hidden Achievements

Some achievements are hidden (concealed until earned). The confirmed example: "Who Cast the Frenzy?" — a hidden achievement for defeating Braheim, a named boss encounter. The game's habit of hiding boss achievements means completionists should expect a few surprises; the story guide covers the named encounters in narrative context.

The Achievement Data So Far

Earliest-earned statistics from the Steam community show the rarest achievements sit in the exploration/grind space:

• "Anything in Here?" (opened a treasure chest) — only ~28% of players have it at the time of writing, which says a lot about how many buyers haven't left the tutorial zones yet.
• "Defeated 1,000 monsters" — similarly low; a pure playtime grind.
• Story-completion achievements track well above those, confirming the "push the campaign" path is the most-traveled.

Co-op Achievements: Fixed in 1.0.7

At launch, multiplayer achievements only unlocked for the host — guests could complete the content and get nothing. Update 1.0.7 fixed this so guests earn them correctly too. If you're farming co-op achievements, make sure the game is on the latest patch — the fix is documented in our updates guide.

How Long Does 100% Take?

Roughly 105 hours — the HowLongToBeat completionist figure (see the how long to beat guide for the full data). The bottleneck isn't skill, it's awakening materials and daily-reset content — the progression loop covered in our farming guide. Budget for the daily cycle: the last stretch is paced by resets, not playtime.

Tips for Achievement Hunting

1. Push the story first — most achievements and systems unlock with chapter progress.
2. Grab towers and chests en route — exploration achievements accumulate naturally.
3. Do the dailies — the grind achievements (materials, monsters, awakenings) all feed off the daily cycle.
4. Check hidden achievements after named bosses — see above.
5. Run co-op with friends on the latest patch — the guest-credit fix makes group hunting fair.

Official source: Steam — DragonSword: Awakening achievements — "Total achievements: 59," with community earn rates tracked per achievement.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many achievements? 59 Steam achievements.

What are the hidden achievements? Boss-defeat achievements like "Who Cast the Frenzy?" (defeat Braheim), concealed until earned.

How long for 100%? ~105 hours, mostly driven by daily-reset progression.

Do co-op achievements work? Yes since 1.0.7 — guests now earn them correctly; host-only credit was the launch bug.

Related Guides

• DragonSword: Awakening Guide — Everything You Need to Know
• How Long to Beat Guide — Hours and Completion Times
• Farming Guide — Gold and Materials
• Story Guide — Orbis, the Six Heroes and the Ending
• Co-op, Subjugation & Raids Guide
• Updates & Patch Notes Guide

Official resources: Steam achievements page · SteamDB achievements data · Steam store page

Last updated August 12, 2026. Achievement count and hidden-achievement data from Steam and SteamDB; earn-rate statistics are snapshot values and change over time.