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Gears of War: E-Day has revealed its full list of 55 Achievements ahead of the game’s October 6 release. Most remaining entries are worth 15 points, while several later challenges award 25 points, and the final two are worth 75 and 85 points, respectively. The campaign itself is divided across five Acts. Acts 2 and 3 contain three Achievements each, while Acts 4 and 5 have two each. Several objectives also encourage players to explore rather than simply finish the story. Players must complete 100% of the Campaign on Insane, record 25,000 kills in Versus, reach the maximum Player Level and reach the maximum level with four classes. These requirements mean that earning every Achievement will involve more than simply finishing the story. Players will need to spend time across the campaign, Horde Siege and Versus, while also completing specific objectives and progression milestones. Gears of War E-Day arrives on October 6 Gears of War: E-Day is scheduled to launch on October 6, 2026. For players looking to unlock all 55 Achievements, the final requirements will involve completing the campaign on its greatest difficulty while also reaching several other milestones across the game. Get the latest technology news and updates.
Xbox has now publicly revealed all 55 Achievements, including two high-value challenges that require players to complete the campaign on Insane difficulty while also finishing additional objectives across the game. Gears of War E-Day has 55 Achievements The Achievement list begins with “The Lucky Ones Died on E-Day”, which carries no points and is unlocked by earning all other Achievements. Players can earn Achievements by progressing through each section, beginning with “Emergence Begins”, “We Must Improvise” and “The Bigger They Are…” in Act 1. “Side Piece” requires players to complete all Secondary Objectives in the campaign, while “Relax. “Memories From E-Day” requires players to find all Collectibles, and “Quartermaster” asks players to unlock all Supply Cache items in the campaign. Horde Siege makes up a large part of the challenge A significant portion of the list is tied to Horde Siege, including challenges based on surviving missions, using specific equipment and helping other players. “Lift Outta Hell” requires players to complete and survive 50 Horde Siege Missions on Infantry difficulty or higher, while “Best I Can Do Is a Pizza Party” requires 100 Secondary Objectives to be completed in the mode. Other Achievements require players to use specific weapons and abilities. Players must execute 50 enemies stunned by the Sonic Disruptor for “Turn It Up to 11”, pulse 1,000 enemies with the Pulse Drone for “Spotted and Slotted” and maintain 30 seconds of Adrenaline with the Injector for “I’m All Amped Up”. Some challenges focus on teamwork. “Never Fight Alone” requires players to extract from Horde Siege with all squadmates alive on Allfather difficulty. “Who Loves Ya, Baby?” requires 20 revives of players from other squads, while “Down, but Not Dead” requires 250 squadmate revives using the Stim Vaporizer. The mode also has progression-based requirements. “Stacks, On Stacks, On Stacks” requires players to spend 150,000 Energy at the Supply Cache, “Like a Boss” requires 25 successful Invasion Events, and “This Is My Rifle” requires all Weapon Mods in Horde Siege to be unlocked. Some Achievements are built around specific weapons and enemies Not every challenge requires hours of progression. Several Achievements are built around performing particular actions during Campaign, Horde Siege or Versus matches. “I Am Heavy Weapons Guy” requires 10 consecutive kills using a single detached turret. “Brotector” asks players to save another player from a struggle with a Locust, while “Chainsaw Go Brrrrrrrrr” requires players to use a chainsaw against a Locust in Campaign or Horde Siege. There are also more unusual objectives. “Crepe du Raven” requires players to carefully inspect the underside of a Raven in Horde Siege, while “Okay, Boomer.” involves carving up a Boomer. “Explosive Indigestion” requires players to play a game of explosive cornhole with a Bilefrog. Other challenges include converting a Ticker to “express air mail” and returning it to its sender, taking revenge on an Armored Wretch that stunned the player and showing two Grubs what a single Gut-Puncher round can do. Versus players have their own long-term challenges The Achievement list also extends beyond the campaign and Horde Siege. “It Only Game, Why You Heff to Be Mad?” requires players to win a game of Conquest without the opposing team scoring. There are longer-term progression requirements, too. “HEY NOW, YOU’RE AN ALL STAR…” requires 25,000 kills in Versus, while “Field Service” requires players to reach Player Level 100 and Re-Up for the first time. “Got Your Wings” requires players to Re-Up for the final time and claim their wings. Players will also need to reach the maximum level with the Assault, Breacher, Marksman and Medic classes in Horde Siege to unlock “Siege Specialist”. The hardest Achievements combine several requirements The most demanding challenges are reserved for players aiming to complete virtually everything the game offers. “Remember Kalona” awards 25 points for completing all Acts of the Campaign on any difficulty, while “Today We Are Canceling the Apocalypse” requires the full campaign to be completed on Insane difficulty. The 75-point “For Whom The Bell Tolls” goes further, requiring players to complete the campaign on Insane, complete all side missions and find all hidden items. The final challenge, “Dead Serious”, is worth 85 points and combines several of the game’s longest requirements.
This will give players a look at the challenges they will need to complete to unlock them all. I’m the Map.” involves discovering all Hard Cases. With the full Achievement list now public, players have a clearer idea of the challenges awaiting them when the game arrives. The list covers everything from campaign progression and exploration to co-op play, Horde Siege challenges and long-term Versus progression. Download the TOI App.
The list includes campaign milestones, collectables, co-op objectives and a long series of tasks tied to the game’s Horde Siege and Versus modes. The Achievements were revealed after a large Steam leak exposed information about several Xbox games earlier today, including Gears of War: E-Day.