All Starfield Achievements for Xbox & PC

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Starfield has one of the most expansive open worlds in recent years, even by Bethesda’s standards. However, those who want to achieve 100% completion in the game, will have to complete every Achievement in Starfield, so here’s a list of all Starfield Achievements for Xbox & PC.

Starfield has a design that lures players into a fully immersive experience with a bunch of adventures and areas to discover. With so much for players to do, they’ve got several Achievements tied to many activities in the game. This gives them even more reason to explore the wide array of things to do, worlds to explore, and more.

With Starfield being Bethesda’s most ambitious project yet, many players who’ve finished the main story are excited at the prospect of completing every single Achievement, be it on Xbox or PC.

To give players a boost on their adventures, here’s a look at all Achievements for Starfield on Xbox & PC.

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All Achievements in Starfield

Here’s a complete list of all 50 Achievements you can earn in Starfield:

Starfield AchievementHow to complete
A Legacy ForgedComplete “A Legacy Forged”
All That Money Can BuyComplete “All That Money Can Buy”
EntangledComplete “Entangled”
Executive LevelComplete “Executive Level”
Further Into the UnknownComplete “Further Into the Unknown”
Guilty PartiesComplete “Guilty Parties”
High Price to PayComplete “High Price to Pay”
In Their FootstepsComplete “In Their Footsteps”
Into the UnknownComplete “Into the Unknown”
Legacy’s EndComplete “Legacy’s End”
One Giant LeapComplete “One Giant Leap”
Surgical StrikeComplete “Surgical Strike”
The Best There IsComplete “The Best There Is”
The Devils You NowComplete “The Devils You Know”
The Hammer FallsComplete “The Hammer Falls”
UnearthedComplete “Unearthed”
Dust OffReach Level 5
TravelerReach Level 10
EliteReach Level 25
Space OperaReach Level 50
Reach for the StarsReach Level 100
Back to the GrindJoin Ryujin Industries
DeputizedJoin the Freestar Rangers
One Small StepJoin Constellation
Rook Meets KingJoin the Crimson Fleet
Supra et UltraJoin the UC Vanguard
For All, Into the StarfieldEnter Space for the First Time
Home Sweet HomeBuild an Outpost
Shipping MagnateConnect 5 Outposts with Cargo Links
I Use Them For SmugglingSuccessfully Smuggle Contraband
Chief EngineerModify a Ship
Fleet CommanderCollect 10 Ships
Another Bug HuntEliminate 300 Creatures
Boots on the GroundLand on 100 Planets
The Stars My DestinationVisit all Star Systems
Stellar CartographyVisit 20 Star Systems
Cyber JockeyBypass 50 Digital Locks
Dark MatterEliminate 300 Human Enemies
FixerComplete 30 Activities
PrivateerComplete 30 Terminal or Misc. Missions
IndustrialistProduce 500 Total Resources from Outposts
Jacked InAccess 50 Computers
Life Begets LifeGather 500 Organic Resources
ReplicatorCraft 100 Items
Rock CollectionGather 500 Inorganic Resources
Soldier of FortuneMod 50 Weapons
Thirst for KnowledgeRead 20 Skill Magazines
War of AngelsCollect 20 Quantum Essence
The Family You ChooseRecruit 10 Separate Companions
StarcrossedReach Maximum Relationship Level with a Companion

These Starfield Achievements can be earned by owning and playing through the game on PC or Xbox.

Starfield’s massive open world has already attracted several completionists to work their magic and start collecting Achievements to get 100% completion in the game. Sadly, the game is not on PlayStation and therefore doesn’t get the platform’s alternative of Achievements, known as Trophies.

That’s everything you need to know about all the achievements in Starfield for Xbox & PC. For more on the game, check out our guides below:

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