All 27 Welcome to the Game III Steam Achievements
A spoiler-aware index of all 27 Steam achievements, grouped by progression, systems, hacking, and hidden outcomes without unverified unlock routes.

Table of Contents
Welcome to the Game III currently lists 27 Steam achievements. This page organizes every public achievement name and paraphrases the goal that Steam associates with it. The groups are editorial navigation, not official Steam categories.
Spoiler note: Achievement names reveal character encounters, difficulty completions, and several systems. This index avoids story explanation and does not invent steps for deliberately vague achievements.
The platform data confirms that an achievement and its named system exist. It does not always explain the safest or fastest way to complete the objective.
Progression and encounter achievements
| Achievement | Plain-English platform objective |
|---|---|
| Ronald's Approval | Complete the tutorial |
| JESTER | Experience a particular Lucas-related death |
| Track Star | Escape the Breather and reach safety without extra assistance |
| Ronald's Vengeance | Trigger the negative Ronald outcome tracked by Steam |
| Tanner's Pet | Remain in Tanner's Crime Scene for one in-game hour |
| Debt Settled | Finish the game on Normal difficulty |
| Tanner's Good Girl | Accumulate ten hours in Tanner's Crime Scene |
| Good Boy | Repeat the obedience-related event ten times |
| God Gamer | Finish the game on 1337 difficulty |
| Bad Breath | Reach a deliberately vague hidden outcome |
Steam's wording for several entries is intentionally cryptic. A vague description is preserved as vague here instead of being turned into a guessed story solution.
Hacking achievements
| Achievement | Tracked objective |
|---|---|
| Stacked | Defeat 100 Stack Pusher hacks |
| QWERTY | Defeat 100 KernalCompiler hacks |
| Fast Fingers | Defeat 100 MEMDeallacator hacks |
| You Are Human | Defeat 100 TOKEN9 hacks |
| Stick Shift | Defeat 100 ShiftSeq hacks |
These five entries confirm the achievement-facing spellings of the hacking families. They do not document the interfaces or guarantee that a community solution matches the released game. The separate hacking guide explains the reported objectives and labels every untested detail.
Tools, shopping, and network systems
| Achievement | Plain-English platform objective |
|---|---|
| Breacher | Hack a total of 50 virtual machines |
| Agent 67 | Use hitman services to eliminate every competing player within one run |
| Shopping Spree | Purchase the full DarkDrop inventory within a single run |
| Paranoid | Own four Motion Sensors, four Go Cams, and AID Pods at the same time |
| Movie Night | Sell 50 dark-net videos |
| Blackhat | Complete one run without losing a hack or relying on NOP Sleds |
| NOPE | Use 50 NOP Sleds |
| Heisenberg | Purchase 250 Krystal Kings |
| Yoink | Steal a cumulative 5,000 DOS from other players in “The Game” |
This group is particularly useful as a fact check. It confirms that DarkDrop, Motion Sensors, Go Cams, AID Pods, NOP Sleds, dark-net video selling, hitman services, Krystal Kings, virtual-machine hacking, and DOS theft all appear in Steam's released-game data. It does not establish prices, item effects, purchase locations, or an optimal economy route.
Merramun and opaque challenge achievements
| Achievement | Plain-English platform objective |
|---|---|
| Bad Luck | Receive the worst result tracked by the Merramun system |
| Juiced | Reach Merramun's maximum jackpot |
| Cardiac Arrest | Push an unspecified system to its stated limit |
Steam names Merramun in two public descriptions, but the achievement list alone does not provide its complete rules, odds, costs, or strategy. “Cardiac Arrest” is also kept deliberately broad because the platform description does not identify the method.
Completion planning without guessed steps
The public list suggests four broad preparation buckets:
- Complete the tutorial and both documented launch difficulties.
- Learn each of the five named hacking families before pursuing 100 wins.
- Track cumulative shopping, item, service, video, virtual-machine, and DOS goals over multiple attempts where the wording permits it.
- Treat single-run objectives separately from cumulative objectives.
That is an organizational plan, not a route. The platform descriptions use phrases such as “in a single run” for some achievements and cumulative totals for others; this page does not infer persistence rules beyond that wording.
What this reference cannot confirm
This page does not provide:
- exact hidden triggers or story choices;
- the safest way to cause a threat-related achievement;
- a save-file, checkpoint, or difficulty exploit;
- current item prices or an optimal DarkDrop order;
- exact Merramun odds or a gambling strategy;
- a guaranteed method for overlapping single-run goals;
- unlock behavior outside the public Steam descriptions.
Percent-complete statistics are intentionally omitted because they change as more people play. The inventory and wording should be checked again whenever Steam or Reflect Studios changes the achievement set.
Source note
Verified July 19, 2026 against Steam's global achievement page for Welcome to the Game III. All 27 public names are included. The objective summaries are plain-English paraphrases for navigation and do not reproduce achievement art, invent hidden steps, or claim hands-on completion.
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