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Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy Achievements — All 36 With Global Unlock Rates

All 36 Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy Steam achievements with the requirements Valve publishes and the global unlock rate of each, read on 2026-09-01.

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Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy has 36 Steam achievements. The table below is the full list, taken from Valve’s public achievement stats page for App 2713000 on 2026-09-01, with the requirement text Valve publishes and the global unlock rate for every entry. Nineteen of the 36 are hidden: Valve shows the name but withholds the requirement, so those rows say Hidden rather than a guess.

The rarest achievement in the game is Hoarder at 3.2%. The story completion achievement, A new beginning, sits at 26.3% — roughly one in four players who started the game has finished all chapters.

All 36 Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy achievements

Sorted by global unlock rate, most common first. A low percentage usually means one of two things: the achievement is deep in the story, or it is a deliberate challenge most players never set up.

#AchievementRequirementGlobal unlock
1Blood tiesHidden89.9%
2FelonsHidden81.6%
3Those before usHidden70.1%
4From hell it roseHidden59.5%
5Returning the favorKill an Archer with a throwing knife50.5%
6Desolation it wroughtHidden49.8%
7What Lies BeneathHidden46.1%
8Sharp enough for you?Kill 25 enemies with a critical strike43.9%
9Death it sowedHidden40.9%
10ResonanceHidden39.6%
11Night has comeHidden36.2%
12Cannon fodderLure a Brute into killing 1 soldier while in a rage33.7%
13UnpredictableHidden32.1%
14Parallel pathsHidden31.6%
15PateraHidden28.8%
16Sea you later!Say hello to the turtle28.8%
17They were peopleHidden27.9%
18Fading LightHidden27.5%
19As OneHidden26.6%
20A new beginningComplete all Chapters26.3%
21Theater enthusiastWatch the entire puppet show at the carnival22.7%
22No holds barredStun 20 enemies with throwables21.9%
23Skilled maneuvererStun 3 enemies at the same time using the skill Echo’s Return21.5%
24UntouchableSuccessfully parry 6 attacks in a row20.3%
25OverboardKill 20 enemies by pushing them down a drop20.1%
26RefractionHidden20.1%
27PlundererCollect all Blades from the Heroes’ Graves9.0%
28Close callHidden8.0%
29Like a warriorUnlock the 6 mastery branches5.9%
30Inherited brutalityKill 4 enemies simultaneously with a Focus attack4.8%
31BaitfishHidden4.6%
32In the name of my kinFind all the Theseus’ Echoes4.3%
33AdaptableKill at least 1 enemy with each blade4.0%
34Excessive forceHidden3.7%
35SuperstitiousCollect all Charms3.4%
36HoarderCollect all Relics of the Present and the Past3.2%

The four collectible categories the achievement list confirms

Four separate “collect them all” achievements appear in the list, and between them they name the collectible types the game tracks:

  • Plunderer — all Blades from the Heroes’ Graves (9.0%)
  • In the name of my kin — all Theseus’ Echoes (4.3%)
  • Superstitious — all Charms (3.4%)
  • Hoarder — all Relics of the Present and the Past (3.2%)

Valve publishes the categories, not the counts or the locations, so this page names the four sets without claiming a total per set. If you are planning a completion run, those four are the ones to track from Chapter 1 — see the collectibles after death and find missed artifacts pages for what players report about recovering missed pickups.

Their unlock rates are worth reading together: Plunderer is more than twice as common as the other three. Blades sit on named landmarks that are hard to walk past, while Echoes, Charms and Relics are each cleared by only about 1 in 25 players.

The combat challenges most players never trigger

Nine achievements ask for a specific combat setup rather than progress. These are the ones you can miss without noticing, because nothing in the story pushes you toward them:

AchievementSetupGlobal unlock
Returning the favorArcher killed with a throwing knife50.5%
Sharp enough for you?25 critical-strike kills43.9%
Cannon fodderEnraged Brute kills a soldier for you33.7%
No holds barred20 enemies stunned with throwables21.9%
Skilled maneuverer3 enemies stunned at once with Echo’s Return21.5%
Untouchable6 consecutive successful parries20.3%
Overboard20 enemies pushed off a drop20.1%
Inherited brutality4 enemies killed at once with a Focus attack4.8%
AdaptableAt least 1 kill with every blade4.0%

Three of these confirm mechanics by name: Echo’s Return is a skill, Focus attack is a distinct attack type, and Like a warrior (5.9%) confirms there are exactly 6 mastery branches to unlock. That last one is the clearest official statement of the skill system’s shape available outside the game — see the skills hub.

Note that the two counter-style achievements, Sharp enough for you? and No holds barred, are cumulative across a save. They do not need to be set up in one encounter.

Two easy ones that are pure exploration

Sea you later! (28.8%) asks you to say hello to a turtle. Theater enthusiast (22.7%) asks you to watch the entire puppet show at the carnival — meaning the show has an end state you can sit through rather than skip. Both are single missable moments in specific locations, and both are more likely to be lost to impatience than to difficulty.

What the hidden achievements tell you

Nineteen names are published without requirements. Reading them as a set is still informative: Resonance, Patera, Refraction, Fading Light and As One cluster around the game’s light-and-sound systems, while Blood ties, Those before us, They were people and From hell it rose read like chapter milestones. The steady percentage decline across them — 89.9% down to about 20% — is the shape you would expect from a linear story where each entry marks progress further in.

This page will not assign them to chapters. Valve deliberately withholds those descriptions to avoid story spoilers, and inferring them from the names would produce a checklist this site cannot stand behind.

How to read the unlock percentages

The percentages are Steam’s global figures across all accounts that own the game, read once on 2026-09-01, five days after the 27 August 2026 release. They will drift. Early in a game’s life, story achievements read lower than they eventually will, because a large share of owners have not finished yet — expect A new beginning to climb well past 26.3% over the coming months.

Percentages are also PC-only. Console trophy rates are tracked separately by Sony and Microsoft and are not reflected here.

The short version

Thirty-six achievements. One story completion achievement at 26.3%. Four collectible sets — Blades, Theseus’ Echoes, Charms, Relics — of which three are cleared by under 5% of players. Nine combat challenges that need deliberate setup, the hardest being a 4-kill Focus attack at 4.8%. Nineteen hidden entries whose requirements Valve does not publish, and which this page does not guess at.

For the live list with your own progress, open the game’s achievement panel or the Steam overlay; the missable achievements guide covers what players report about cleanup after the credits.

Sources and verification

Fact sources

StatusSourceUsed forChecked
Steam featureSteam global achievement statsValve / SteamThe public achievement stats page for App 2713000: 36 achievement names, the descriptions Valve publishes, and the global unlock percentage of each. 19 entries are hidden, meaning Valve publishes the name but not the requirement. Percentages are a snapshot read on 2026-09-01 and drift as more accounts play.
Steam featureSteam store pageValve / SteamApp id 2713000, developer, publisher, release date, price, genres, categories, languages, screenshots, and the official Steam description.