The Crimson Hunt Achievements — 19 Total and the 10 Names Published

The Crimson Hunt has 19 Steam achievements, but only 10 names are published anywhere in the official listing, and none of the 10 comes with a description or unlock condition. The numbers and names on this page are taken from the app details record captured on 2026-10-08.

Where the 19 comes from

The total of 19 is a single field in the app details record, and the store page backs it up by listing Steam Achievements among the game features. There is no in-game list, no tracking site data and no developer post that names the remaining entries.

Achievement	Hidden flag
The Beginning	no
The Truth	no
The Rebirth	no
Parry Master	no
Collector	no
Armed and Ready	no
Smooth Hunter	no
Swordswoman	yes
My Eyes, My Eyes!	no
The Death Bat	yes

Ten names against a total of 19 leaves nine entries unnamed. Anything claiming to list all nineteen would have to invent nine of them.

What the published names suggest

Names are the only signal the official data provides, and they split into a narrative trio and a set of behaviour labels.

• The Beginning, The Truth and The Rebirth read as a three-part story ladder, which is the closest thing to a chapter order in official data.
• Parry Master points at a parry or deflection mechanic that the store text never names.
• Collector suggests a pick-up or item-gathering task.
• Armed and Ready suggests an equipment milestone.
• Smooth Hunter suggests a clean or unhurried performance, matching the listing phrase steady nerves.
• Swordswoman points at blade use, tying back to the weapons and tools line in the feature list.
• My Eyes, My Eyes! reads like a reaction to something the player sees rather than a combat feat.

Those are readings of names, not documented conditions, so they are useful for orientation only. A name is not a walkthrough.

The two hidden entries

Two of the ten published names carry the hidden flag: Swordswoman and The Death Bat. A hidden flag means the entry is obscured on the achievements interface until it is earned, which is standard Steam behaviour rather than a statement about difficulty.

That flag is the only metadata attached to any achievement here. No value, no rarity, no icon count and no ordering are published, and the flags on the other eight entries are set to visible.

No full list and no unlock conditions

Nothing in the official sources describes how any achievement is earned, how long a full clear takes, whether difficulty affects any of them, or whether a second playthrough is needed. The listing also gives no chapter or area count, so the narrative trio cannot be mapped to a structure.

Because the game has no DLC array at all, there are no add-on entries to separate from the base list. What exists is one number, ten names, and two hidden flags.

What a completionist can honestly plan

The practical position is narrow but clear: nineteen to earn, ten names known, nine unknown until the game is played, no conditions published and no DLC layer to account for.

The story and systems behind those labels are described on the beginner guide and gameplay pages, and the rest of the store facts sit on the cheat sheet.