Yet Another Zombie Survivors Achievement Guide

Start with the Steam list

The supplied Steam achievement record reports 229 achievements for Yet Another Zombie Survivors. That count is a catalog snapshot, not an instruction to treat every visible or hidden entry as the same kind of task. Use the Steam list for the official achievement name and description, then keep a separate note for any route that needs verification. This avoids copying old guides whose categories or rewards may have changed.

Version 1.0 added 88 achievements, including 64 in a new Story category, according to the official release notes. That explains why older completion material cannot stand alone as a current checklist. The release also added missions and the Camp, so Story achievements may be connected to a system that was not present in earlier guides. Check the current achievement text before planning a route.

Keep achievements separate from Torments

Torments were also added in Version 1.0, but the official announcement says they are optional, very difficult challenges for bragging rights and are not connected to the achievement system. They are not required to reach 100% achievement completion. This is an important separation for a tracker and for a player who wants a clear completion route. Do not add Torments to an achievement checklist unless the game explicitly changes that relationship.

The Hall of Torments is accessed through the Achievements interface according to the release note, which can make the two systems look related. Interface location is not the same as completion requirement. Keep a Torment plan on its own page and use the achievement list for Steam progress. That keeps optional difficulty experiments from obscuring a normal collection task.

Record items and rewards carefully

Version 1.0 added 21 named items, including Easter Egg. The same announcement says the Curly Little Potato achievement reward changed to Easter Egg. This is a historical reward change, not evidence for a guessed effect or a current acquisition rule. Record the achievement and the item separately, then refer to the latest official note when a reward is changed.

The supplied archive contains many older item and achievement references. They can help identify a name, but they do not prove present-day behavior or unlock criteria. A reliable page does not fill a missing reward with a community assumption. Instead, it notes the current Steam text, the version of the reward change, and the fact that a further in-game check may be needed.

Use a local-first tracking routine

The built-in Achievement Tracker stays in the browser rather than requiring a platform account or profile import. Use the Steam list as the source of truth and mark only the entries you can confirm for your own save. Its checkmarks are local to the current browser, so they cannot alter or verify a Steam profile. This gives you a practical checklist without creating a public player record.

Avoid marking an achievement complete from a similar name or an old video title. Steam descriptions, current in-game notifications, and official patches are stronger evidence. If a patch affects an item, mission, or arena related to an achievement, add the version next to the note. This makes a completion record auditable instead of a list of memories.

A focused completion order

First, read the official entry you want to pursue. Second, check whether it references a Survivor, arena, mission, item, or mode that has its own prerequisite. Third, perform the stated action and verify the Steam unlock rather than assuming the run counted. This is intentionally a process, not a fabricated list of every requirement.

The value of this guide is the verified structure: 229 Steam achievements in the supplied snapshot, 88 new achievements in Version 1.0, 64 new Story entries, and 28 Torments that do not count toward 100%. Exact achievement routes belong in their individual records once their current text and behavior are retained. That keeps this hub accurate while the more detailed database grows.