Hex Reverse Achievements — All 27 and the 10 Names the Store Publishes

Hex Reverse ships with 27 Steam achievements, and the store record publishes 10 of those names with no descriptions attached. That is the whole of the official achievement information: a total, a highlighted subset, and nothing about how any of them unlock.

How many achievements Hex Reverse has

The achievement record attached to the listing gives a total of 27, and Steam Achievements is one of the eight feature flags on the store page. At the time of capture there was no achievement guide, no rarity data and no completion percentage anywhere on the store page, which is normal for a game two days past release.

Achievement field	Value at capture
Total achievements	27
Names published by the record	10
Names not published	17
Descriptions published	none
Unlock conditions published	none
Rarity published	none
Hidden flags in the published subset	none
Archived flags in the published subset	none
Completion reward mentioned	no
Steam Achievements feature flag	listed

Every row above except the first describes an absence, and that is the honest state of the data rather than a gap in this page.

The 10 names the listing publishes

• A New Creation
• Fusion Regular
• The Ultimate Creation
• Open for Business
• A Booming Business
• A New Companion
• Just One More
• What a Pull!
• Ready Yet?
• Ready for Anything!

Those ten are the entire published name list. They arrive with an icon path each and nothing else, which means the record does not say what any of them requires.

What is attached to those ten names

Nothing beyond a name and an icon. There is no description field, no unlock condition, no rarity figure and no hidden flag set on any published entry, and no completion reward is mentioned anywhere on the listing. The absence matters because it means any guide claiming to know the conditions would be working from something other than official data.

The store long description does use a few words that echo some of the achievement names, such as fusing cards into stronger ones, without connecting those mechanics to any achievement. Treat the echo as an echo, not as an unlock route.

Achievement-adjacent facts from the same record

• The game is single-player only, so no achievement can require a second player.
• The board is 19 hexagonal spaces, and cards carry six values each.
• Between runs you refine saved decks, buy and sell cards, fuse cards and upgrade equipment.
• The listing publishes no difficulty tiers, so there is no evidence of separate difficulty achievements.
• There is no DLC and no demo entry, so no achievement can come from add-on content at capture.

What is not published

The remaining 17 names are not published, no unlock condition is published for any of the 27, and there is no statement about future achievements, no rarity breakdown and no reward for a full clear. The count itself is a capture-time figure that could rise if the developer adds a set later, and the store page is where such a change would appear first.

For the systems those achievements are likely built on, see How It Plays. The published store facts are on the Cheat Sheet, and the store text in full is broken out on Features.