DROWSE Achievements List — All 12 Steam Unlocks

DROWSE ships with 12 Steam achievements, and ten of them already have published names on the store page. That gap is worth understanding before you start hunting: the store page lists names without descriptions, and every published entry is flagged as hidden in Steam's data, which is why you cannot see what any of them require until you trigger one.

The Published Achievement Names

The ten names below are the ones the store page publishes. Because the descriptions are not shown, the safest way to read this list is as a set of themes rather than as instructions. Several names reference the story directly, including Oxmo, which is the name of Andrew's dog, and Mental Prison, which fits the game's psychological framing.

#	Achievement name	Status
1	Economical	Published
2	Forever, together	Published
3	Hector?	Published
4	Fortune Wheel	Published
5	Oxmo	Published
6	New beginning	Published
7	Mental Prison	Published
8	Most Valuable Employee	Published
9	Oh shit dude...	Published
10	The Mood Rat	Published
11–12	Not published	Hidden; names not shown yet

Why the Names Are Hidden

Steam's achievement data marks all ten published DROWSE entries as hidden. A hidden achievement shows a placeholder instead of its name and description until the player unlocks it, which is a common choice for story-driven games because the name itself can spoil a plot beat. In this case the names are visible on the store page but the conditions are not, so you will find out what each one wants either by playing or by unlocking it.

• The total count is 12, so two entries have no published name at all.
• All ten published entries are flagged hidden, so descriptions are concealed.
• No completion percentage, rarity or unlock order is published.

The practical consequence is that there is no reliable completion checklist available yet. Progress toward the remaining unlocks is best judged inside Steam itself, which tracks which ones you have already triggered, rather than from a third-party list. Since the game is single-player with no multiplayer mode, there are no online-only achievements to worry about. For how the underlying progression works, the gameplay page covers the loop, and the walkthrough lays out the story order the achievements likely follow.