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All Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2 achievements

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Senua carries a torch in Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice.
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Ever since the Xbox 360 introduced the idea of Achievements, every game on the platform has included them. These tasks help show off how many games you play, but also your commitment to do and see everything in a specific game. Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2 has quite a short list of Achievements compared to many other big-budget titles, but the focus of the game is more on the story and characters. Most Achievements will unlock through natural progression, but there are some that require extra work like hunting down collectibles or experimenting with different mechanics. If you want a full 1,000 Achievement points from Hellblade 2, these are all the things you need to do.

Warning: Many Achievements contain spoilers for the story. Read on at your own risk.

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Every Hellblade 2 Achievement

There are 11 Achievements in total for Hellblade 2, with 7 of them being hidden. Here are each of their names, unlock requirements, and Gamerscore values:

Achievement
How to unlock Gamerscore
Ales of Midgard Collect all the Lorestangir 100
Glimpses of the Gods Reveal secret paths behind hidden faces 100
The Next Sign (Secret) Survive the shipwreck and capture the Bjarg slavemaster 100
The Man in the Middle (Secret) Rescue the stranger from the draugar ritual 100
The Hidden World (Secret) Find the entrance to the realm of the Hiddenfolk 100
Returned to the Earth (Secret) Speak Ingunn’s name and release Illtauga from her rage 100
The Storm Calmed (Secret) Speak Saegeirr’s name, and end Sjavarrisi’s isolation 100
A Guiding Light Guide your followers through the forest to reach Borgavirki 100
End the Tyranny (Secret) Expose the Godi’s lies and end the tyranny 150
Worth a Thousand Words Open photo mode 25
Seeing Things Differently (Secret) Launch any chapter with an alternate narrator 25
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