Hearth and Hamlet Achievements - All 24 and the Ten Named

Hearth and Hamlet tracks 24 achievements on Steam. Ten of them are published with names in the store data, and the names trace the arc the store text describes: a campfire, a first home, trade, walls and magic.

How many achievements the game tracks

The count is fixed by the store page: 24. The store data behind it carries the same figure, and there is no second platform line to reconcile because the achievement count is account-wide.

Item	Published value
Achievements	24 total
Named in the store data	10
Hidden among the named ten	0
Trading cards	Not tagged
Family sharing	Tagged

The ten names the store data publishes

The subset Steam exposes reads like a walk through the progression the store text describes.

• Humble Beginning
• A Place to Call Home
• Hearth and Hamlet
• First Contact
• Coin for the Realm
• A Merchant's Tale
• Educated Minds
• Walls of Stone
• He's a Wizard
• Just Pay It With Magic

The order above is the order the store data returns them in, and it happens to track the game fairly closely: a beginning, a home, first contact, coin, trade, learning, stone walls and then magic. That is a reading of the names, not a published unlock order, so no condition is stated here.

The other fourteen are unnamed in public data

Fourteen of the 24 achievements have no readable name in the store data we captured. Steam publishes a highlighted subset rather than the complete table, and it exposes no unlock conditions, point values or descriptions for either the named ten or the remaining fourteen.

Because there is no official list, this page does not guess at the missing names. A page that named all 24 would be working from a source outside the store listing, and this site only writes from the official listing and the store data behind it.

Two of the fourteen unnamed entries are worth noting for a different reason: one shares its name with the game itself, which is a common pattern when a title marks finishing a first playthrough rather than a specific task.

What a full clear involves

For a cozy incremental builder, the achievement list is usually where the long tail of the game lives, and the one name that says the most is Just Pay It With Magic, which points at the magic economy the store text describes.

What the listing does not publish is how long the tail is: no playtime estimate, no completion percentage and no note on whether achievements survive across a new kingdom.

Where to go next

The rating schemes that sit alongside the achievements are on Features, the systems the unlock names point at are on How It Plays, and the launch state is on Launch & Demo.