Starfield Achievement list: 50 challenges to complete

Ethan Dean
Starfield Achievement List

Starfield has many different challenges for you to complete over galaxy-spanning adventure, with a whopping 50 achievements to prove your might. Here’s the complete list.

Starfield is here and Achievement hunters are eyeing Bethesda’s massive RPG with trepidation. It makes sense given that this big game has a suitable number of objectives to claim that coveted 1000 Gamerscore.

Starfield has 50 Achievements to strive for, meaning you’ll be playing for a while if you wish to secure the full list. Fortunately, it’s a relatively straightforward list with a majority focused on quest completions and leveling.

The full list is below but please be warned, it does appear to have spoilers regarding mechanics, missions, joinable factions, and more. If that’s not a bother to you, read on for the full Achievement list for Starfield.

Falling in love in Starfield
Yes, there’s a romance Achievement.

Full Starfield Achievement list

The full Achievement list for Starfield is as follows:

  • A Legacy Forged – Complete “A Legacy Forged”
  • All That Money Can Buy – Complete “All That Money Can Buy”
  • Entangled – Complete “Entangled”
  • Executive Level – Complete “Executive Level”
  • Further Into the Unknown – Complete “Further Into the Unknown”
  • Guilty Parties – Complete “Guilty Parties”
  • High Price to Pay – Complete “High Price to Pay”
  • In Their Footsteps – Complete “In Their Footsteps”
  • Into the Unknown – Complete “Into the Unknown”
  • Legacy’s End – Complete “Legacy’s End”
  • One Giant Leap – Complete “One Giant Leap”
  • Surgical Strike – Complete “Surgical Strike”
  • The Best There Is – Complete “The Best There Is”
  • The Devils You Now – Complete “The Devils You Know”
  • The Hammer Falls – Complete “The Hammer Falls”
  • Unearthed – Complete “Unearthed”
  • Dust Off – Reach Level 5
  • Traveler – Reach Level 10
  • Elite – Reach Level 25
  • Space Opera – Reach Level 50
  • Reach for the Stars – Reach Level 100
  • Back to the Grind – Join Ryujin Industries
  • Deputized – Join the Freestar Rangers
  • One Small Step – Join Constellation
  • Rook Meets King – Join the Crimson Fleet
  • Supra et Ultra – Join the UC Vanguard
  • For All, Into the Starfield – Enter Space for the First Time
  • Home Sweet Home – Build an Outpost
  • Shipping Magnate – Connect 5 Outposts with Cargo Links
  • I Use Them For Smuggling – Successfully Smuggle Contraband
  • Chief Engineer – Modify a Ship
  • Fleet Commander – Collect 10 Ships
  • Another Bug Hunt – Eliminate 300 Creatures
  • Boots on the Ground – Land on 100 Planets
  • The Stars My Destination – Visit all Star Systems
  • Stellar Cartography – Visit 20 Star Systems
  • Cyber Jockey – Bypass 50 Digital Locks
  • Dark Matter – Eliminate 300 Human Enemies
  • Fixer – Complete 30 Activities
  • Privateer – Complete 30 Terminal or Misc. Missions
  • INdustrialist – Produce 500 Total Resources from Outposts
  • Jacked In – Access 50 Computers
  • Life Begate Life – Gather 500 Organic Resources
  • Replicator – Craft 100 Items
  • Rock Collection – Gather 500 Inorganic Resources
  • Soldier of Fortune – Mod 50 Weapons
  • Thirst for Knowledge – Read 20 Skill Magazines
  • War of Angels – Collect 20 Quantum Essence
  • The Family You Choose – Recruit 10 Separate Companions
  • Starcrossed – Reach Maximum Relationship Level with a Companion

Those are all 50 of the Achievements you can complete in Starfield. For more on Starfield, be sure to check out our other guides and content.

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About The Author

Ethan Dean is a Staff Writer on the Australian Dexerto team. He graduated from RMIT with a Bachelors Degree in Journalism and has been freelance writing in the gaming space ever since. His favorite game is the third-person, open world flavor of the month and when he doesn't have a controller in his hands, there's a paintbrush in them. He's a self-described Warhammer nerd and a casual DnD player too. You can contact Ethan at ethan.dean@dexerto.com