Gears of War 4 Achievements List

Sunday, September 25

Gears of War 4 Achievements List

Your checklist, cleaned up and ready to hunt. The launch list sat at 1000G with a spread across Campaign, Horde, Versus, and progression. Post-launch updates kept the grind alive, expanding the pool well beyond the day one total. Cards below group every entry you provided so you can scan, track, and plan without spoilers leaking where they do not need to.

Gears of War 4 campaign

General Gameplay

  • Zen and the Art of Reloading, Perform 25 perfect active reloads [5G]
  • Drop the Beat…down, Get 3 Dropshot headshots [5G]
  • Now That's a Knife!, Kill 10 enemies with combat knife after yanking or kicking [5G]
  • Triple Play, Kill 3 enemies with a single Buzzkill shot [5G]
  • Whoomp, There It Is!, Knife execute an enemy that was yanked over cover by another player [5G]
  • I Live. I Die. I Live Again!, Rescue someone from inside a Snatcher [5G]
  • Pounsus Interruptus, Kill a Pouncer mid-pounce with Shotgun or Chainsaw (best oil) [5G]
  • Stop Hitting Yourself, Kill a Guardian with a Guardian weapon [5G]
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Campaign

  • 16 Story Progression Achievements [80G]
  • Ready for More, Complete all campaign Acts, any difficulty [10G]
  • Learned the Hard Way, Complete all campaign Acts on Hardcore or Insane [20G]
  • The Night is Dark and Full of Terrors, Complete all campaign Acts on Insane [30G]
  • Come And Knock on My Door, Complete one Act in Co-op Campaign, any difficulty [5G]
  • Brothers Till The End, Complete all Campaign Acts in Co-op, any difficulty [20G]
  • The Sound Of Silence, Complete the Campaign without dropping your inheritance [25G]
  • Collector, Recover 5 Campaign collectibles [5G]
  • Pack Rat, Recover 10 Campaign collectibles [10G]
  • Completist, Recover all Campaign collectibles [15G]
  • Remember the Fallen, Recover all COG Tags during the Campaign [15G]
  • But You Can't Pick Your Family, Find 5 weapons in snot bubbles [5G]
  • Look out! Uh… Never Mind, Kill 25 enemies by dropping pods on them [5G]
  • [Spoiler Protected] Kills [5G]
  • Gone With The Windflare, Kill 15 enemies using the environment during a windflare [5G]

Versus

  • Big Ol Hero, Get the Big Ol Hero Ribbon ten times [5G]
  • Bounty Hunter, Complete 20 Bounties [10G]
  • Chest Candy, Earn one of each launch Ribbon [10G]
  • Custom Made, Win a match using a non-Starter Character and non-default Weapon Skin [5G]
  • Ranked and Filed, Achieve a rank in all launch Core and Competitive game modes [5G]
  • Rollin' With the Homies, Earn the maximum Consecutive Match Bonus in Versus [5G]
  • Say Hello to My Little Friend, Get the final winning kill in Arms Race [5G]
  • How's it Going to Work? Teamwork!, Win a Casual Co-op Versus match [5G]
  • Teamwork Makes the Dream Work!, Win a Normal Co-op Versus match [5G]
  • Talent Gets Kills, Teamwork Wins Games!, Win a Hardcore Co-op Versus match [5G]
  • To Go Fast, Go Alone. To Go Far, Go Together, Win an Insane Co-op Versus match [5G]

Horde

  • At First I Was Afraid, I Was Petrified, Survive the first 10 consecutive waves of Horde in a squad, any difficulty, any map [10G]
  • Bilford Bogin!, Complete 50 consecutive waves of Horde in a squad, any difficulty, any map [25G]
  • I've Killed Things, Seen Places, Complete 50 consecutive waves of Horde in a squad on every Launch Series map, any difficulty [50G]
  • I Have Approximate Knowledge of Many Things, Complete 50 consecutive waves of Horde as Scout on Insane in a squad, any map [20G]
  • Job's Done, Complete 50 consecutive waves of Horde as Engineer on Insane in a squad, any map [20G]
  • Oh What a Day! What a Lovely Day!, Complete 50 consecutive waves of Horde as Soldier on Insane in a squad [20G]
  • I Choose Violence, Complete 50 consecutive waves of Horde as Heavy on Insane in a squad, any map [20G]
  • Give a Name. Any Name., Complete 50 consecutive waves of Horde as Sniper on Insane in a squad, any map [20G]
  • I Have a Very Particular Set of Skills, Upgrade a Skill card to maximum level [5G]
  • Skills That Make Me a Nightmare, Upgrade 5 Launch Series Skill cards to maximum level [10G]
  • Classy Move, Reach level 10 in one Horde Class [5G]
  • Stay Classy, Reach level 10 in every Launch Horde Class [10G]
  • Gold Digger, Spend 100000 Power in the Fabricator, across all sessions [10G]
  • Sugar Daddy, Deposit 1,000,000 power in the Fabricator lifetime [10G]
  • Tea. Earl Grey. Hot., Upgrade Fabricator to maximum level, in one session [5G]
  • Call a Dr. If Lasting More than 4 Teammates, Resurrect 4 teammates using the Fabricator in a single session, any difficulty [5G]

Progression and Cards

  • Level 10, Reach level 10 [10G]
  • Level 50, Reach level 50 [25G]
  • It's a Start, Earn 1000 Credits lifetime [5G]
  • Moving on up!, Earn 10000 Credits lifetime [10G]
  • I'm Drumpf, Earn 100000 Credits lifetime [20G]
  • Craftsman, Craft a card [5G]
  • Master Craftsman, Craft a Legendary card [10G]
  • Thank You, Sir. May I Have Another?, Re-up once [10G]
  • Please Sir, Can I Have Some More?, Re-up ten times [100G]
  • Seriously 4.0, Complete Insane Campaign, ribbons, rank placements, Horde maps, re-ups, classes and five skills [200G]
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Gears of War 4 versus
Gears of War 4 horde
Gears of War 4 Seriously 4.0

Update notes. The game launched in 2016 with 75 achievements for 1000G, then grew across free title updates. The Rise of the Horde update arrived June 6, 2017, adding new skills, difficulties, and extra achievements. The current full set sits at 164 achievements for 4000G across base game and updates.

Gears of War 4 campaign review

Monday, September 19
Gears of War 4 Campaign Review

Gears of War 4 Campaign Review


The saddest part of GOW4 is that it's heart and soul in the form of Dom
Is missing.

That's about the harshest thing we can say about this fourth Gears of War campaign.

Set some 20 odd years after Gears 3, this all new campaign features JD Fenix, a young buck with the weight of the world on his shoulders.

In once sense it's the weight because he's intent on saving Sera from another damn generation of the Locust Horde, the other weight is living up to the fact he is the only son of the Legendary Marcus Fenix.

The guy who saved the people of Sera by killing the Locust Queen. It's a tough gig for anyone to follow.

But follow with bombast does JD Fenix. A worthy pretender to the throne as one of the COG's best, well he would be if COG was still worthy of its name.

As far as the game play of this campaign goes, it cannot be beaten. While Gears of War: Judgement was arguably the beast gears game in the sense of playing the game, Gear of War 4 is the ultimate realisation of the franchise.

And that's saying a lot as the Closing game of the trilogy was the perfect finale to the series.

Which makes this game quite hard to review because in any ordinary other sense, Gears 4 is dumb as nuts but that's the Gears franchise for you.

Plot wise, you've seen this before. It's about killing copious amounts of bad guys through out some darn in genius set pieces.

Some of them feel almost impossible on the campaign's insanity mode - but that's the appeal of Gears 4, it's a tough and unrelenting game.

That said, it retains that dark humour and boyish crudity that pervade even the first classic Gears game.

Every review of this game should probably take a moment to review the campaign's graphics both in game and via the cut scenes. 

There has never been a better looking Gears of War game.

This is of course no surprise as it's the franchise's debut on then Xbox One and indeed Windows 10 operating system.

It's clear to this game reviewer that a lot of resource has gone into make sure that the blood and guts on offer, as with any Gears game, is as viceral as a video game can be.

Gears has never been shy about gruesome deaths during the campaign mode and GOW4's graphics simply make you feel like you really did draw the blood of that Locust freak.

Verdict: A MUST have for any seasoned Gears fan, and those new to the entry will get a kick out of it and be back for more.


Halo, my name is

Wednesday, September 14
Halo My Name is John 117

Sweet Mass Effect cosplay from Salt Lake Comic Con

Saturday, September 3
Some pretty handy Mass Effect cosplay from Salt Lake Comic Con

Commander Sheppard Mass Effect Cosplay

That's a sweet ground crew - double the Sheppard ! That rifle the Commander on the left has looks pretty bad ass too. 

Can't wait till this

Sunday, July 31
Mass Effect Andromeda main character N7

It just looks so damn good and that N7 logo just says it all....

Halo 6 game campaign review

Monday, July 25

So is Halo 6's campaign any good?

Halo 6 is out and our review says this is a CRACKER of a Halo game. Capitalizing on the strong development by 343 Industries that saw chapters 4 and 5 breathe strong new life in to the Halo franchise, Halo 6 is a collusion of a game, and a new high point for Cortana and Master Chief.

Let's quickly re-cap the events at the end of Halo 5. The Master-chief had been hunted down by Spartan Locke as he went awol from a mission when he received a message from the presumed Cortana. This chase resulted in the grand reveal of Cortana's plan for the universe - to take it over by control and use of the Guardians she had summons and also by way of the trick she managed to pull of in convincing all known Artificial Intelligence to support her mission - and the key point of the mission appeared to be wiping out sentient life.

We love how Cortana has gone being John's constant A.I. companion with whom he arguably fell in love with, through to a rampant A.I. and arguably to an A.I. just as crazy as the original Guilty Spark.

So, a pretty big cliff hanger ending to Halo 5. How does it play into Halo 6?

Long term Halo fans have been rewarded with a further milestone in the Halo saga. Cortana's mission to annihilate every living thing gives the campaign many moments to shine. Driven along by some sharp missions and set pieces, Halo 6's story is pretty good. Players do not need to know what happened in Halo 5 and 4 but having some knowledge will be handy as at times the game moves fast and certain crucial bits of dialogue are mentioned by squad partners. The first time Halo player will enjoy the game but may struggle to come to grips with everything that's happening in front of them.

She's got the look

This is the second Halo game to be released on the Xbox One. The developers have learned a trick or two about optimization since Halo 5 and have delivered a beautiful looking game that renders extremely well. The continued iterations of Forerunner technology that began in earnest with Halo 4 have produced some fantastic buildings and artifacts to admire and places in which to battle it out with Forerunner enemies. Those enemies have had some sweet design changes too. Knights have had a further upgrade and also appear to have in increased smartness around them – that goes for most of the adversaries you will face in the campaign.

Legendary Mode is still as brutal as ever

Ah yes, the classic mode in which Halo goes from being just a great game to one on the greatest games there ever was. Everyone remembers the deadly sharp shooting Jackals from Halo 2 that became the bain of every campaign player’s life. Well, just like Halo 5, these guys are back with a vengeance. Let’s just say they are a better shot that Stormtroopers! Legendary mode makes Halo simply a different game from Normal or Heroic.

There’s no opportunity to run and gun and it’s incredibly unforgiving if you dare peak out from behind a rock too long! Set pieces often need to be learned and planned out before a methodical approach that has a strong chance of success can be commenced. That was a long winded way of saying you will die a lot in this campaign mode.

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