Endacopia Achievements: All 16 with Global Unlock Rates
Updated 2026-09-08 · Last verified 2026-09-08 · Steam Endacopia
Endacopia has 16 Steam achievements. Twelve show their descriptions openly, four are hidden by Steam, and the rarest is A Natural Brawler at 11.1% of owners. The full table below carries every official name, Steam's own description text, and the global unlock rate as recorded on 8 September 2026.
Spoiler notice: this page names the achievements tied to every ending and to the developer's secret, and explains what triggers them.
The unlock percentages are live data. They are pulled from Steam's global achievement statistics for app 2684630, they drift upward and downward as the player base grows, and any site that presents them as fixed facts is misleading you. The date stamp on this page is the point of the page.
All 16 Endacopia achievements
Descriptions in the second column are Steam's own text, quoted as written. The four rows marked hidden show a blank description on Steam itself; what they actually require is covered in the next section.
| # | Achievement | Official Steam description | Global unlock (8 Sep 2026) | Hidden on Steam |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Achievement Unlocked | Clicked the poster. | 66.1% | No |
| 2 | Fatal Performance | Defeated the Trapezist in battle. | 57.1% | No |
| 3 | No Strings Attached | Defeated the Chameleon in battle. | 50.5% | No |
| 4 | System Override | Defeated the AI in battle. | 49.1% | No |
| 5 | Escape | (blank) | 40.0% | Yes |
| 6 | Against All Odds | Beat every gambler at a game of dice. | 36.0% | No |
| 7 | I Want To Be A Fisherman | Caught every fish. | 30.3% | No |
| 8 | Return | (blank) | 27.3% | Yes |
| 9 | Case Closed | Avoided battling the Chameleon. | 23.8% | No |
| 10 | Cut The Act | Avoided battling the Trapezist. | 23.5% | No |
| 11 | Short Circuit | Avoided battling the AI. | 19.4% | No |
| 12 | Water Break | Hydrate yourself on 3 separate occasions. | 15.9% | No |
| 13 | Footwork Master | Reached a soccer score of 100 points. | 14.9% | No |
| 14 | Stay | (blank) | 14.3% | Yes |
| 15 | The Yeti | (blank) | 12.8% | Yes |
| 16 | A Natural Brawler | Defeated 15 enemies. | 11.1% | No |
One structural note. The game is Windows only at $16.50, which matters here because a handful of pages claim a free browser version exists. It does not, and no browser build can award Steam achievements.
The four hidden achievements
Steam hides the descriptions of Escape, Return, Stay and The Yeti. It still shows the names, which is why every serious source agrees on what they are called even though nobody can read their text before unlocking them.
The official Fandom wiki publishes the decoded requirements. Its wording is short and unambiguous.
| Hidden achievement | Fandom's decoding | Global unlock (8 Sep 2026) | Community alias for the ending |
|---|---|---|---|
| Escape | Reached Ending A. | 40.0% | Family! |
| Return | Reached Ending B. | 27.3% | Family? |
| Stay | Reached Ending C. | 14.3% | Family. |
| The Yeti | Find Andy. | 12.8% | (not an ending) |
This mapping is as well supported as anything on this wiki gets. The achievement names come from Steam's own API, the ending letters come from Fandom, and two further sources, a Steam Community all-endings guide and one of the larger fan sites, use the same four names for the same four outcomes. That is four sources in agreement.
The unlock gradient corroborates it independently. Reading down the column, 40.0% to 27.3% to 14.3% to 12.8% is exactly the difficulty order you would predict if Ending A is the default route, Ending B is a single-choice divergence from it, Ending C is the hidden route requiring a password, and The Yeti sits behind all three. Numbers derived from a completely different mechanism landing in the expected order is weak evidence taken alone and good evidence stacked on four textual sources.
One caveat worth keeping straight. The Family! / Family? / Family. aliases are community and guide-site shorthand, repeated identically across two fan sites and a Steam Community guide, but the official Fandom wiki does not use them at all. They are a real naming convention, not an official one. The punctuation progression from exclamation to question to full stop is a neat piece of fan observation regardless.
For the routes behind each one, see all endings and the dedicated Ending C page. The Yeti unlock, which involves meeting the developer in person inside the game and playing a rhythm minigame about a yeti nurse, is covered on Andyland.
Fighting versus skipping the three main bosses
Six of the twelve visible achievements form three matched pairs. Endacopia's three main areas each end in a boss, and each boss can be beaten in a first-person fistfight or bypassed entirely. Steam gives you an achievement either way, and the Fandom wiki documents the skip methods in unusual detail for a wiki that leaves whole chapter pages blank.
| Boss | Area | Fight achievement | Unlock | Skip achievement | Unlock |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trapezist | Misery Town | Fatal Performance | 57.1% | Cut The Act | 23.5% |
| The Chameleon | Timesville | No Strings Attached | 50.5% | Case Closed | 23.8% |
| The AI | The Office | System Override | 49.1% | Short Circuit | 19.4% |
What each skip actually requires, per Fandom:
- Cut The Act is achieved with the scalpel, used to cut the Trapezist's ropes rather than fighting.
- Case Closed is a conversation, not an item. It requires calling the Chameleon by his real name, saying the film was impactful, and saying it is ironic. Conversely, No Strings Attached, the fight version, requires not saying his name. The naming is deliberate.
- Short Circuit is the strangest achievement in the game. You fill the transparent mug with water and pour it into a socket, which crashes Endacopia to desktop on purpose. Reopening the game places you past the encounter. Fandom documents the crash as intended behaviour, and it is consistent with the other deliberate engine break the wiki records in the Prologue.
Two things fall out of these percentages. First, the fight achievements run roughly twice as common as the skip achievements across all three bosses, so most players punch. Second, Fandom argues that combat is not a focus of Endacopia at all, and that a first playthrough could reasonably skip nearly every boss without fighting. The achievement data does not contradict that claim; it shows that the option exists and that most people decline it. Full boss coverage, including the optional ones, is on the bosses page.
The six standalone achievements
These are not tied to endings or to the main bosses.
- Achievement Unlocked (66.1%) is Steam's joke entry, awarded for clicking a poster. It is the most common achievement in the game by 9 points, which tells you roughly what fraction of owners have started the game at all. No source documents which poster or where it hangs, so this page will not guess.
- Against All Odds (36.0%) covers the dice game in the Gambling Den inside The Office. Fandom records three opponents: Gerald, The High Roller and The Photocopy Machine, and Gerald's own page describes him as one of three, which is internally consistent. The game itself asks you to call lower than 3, equal to 3, or higher than 3, scoring one point for a correct call and two for correctly calling exactly 3. That scoring detail comes from a single Fandom page.
- I Want To Be A Fisherman (30.3%) requires all 18 fish, which live in Timesville. Fandom's account is that three fish are exclusive to each of the six time-of-day slots, and the Fish Paper item tracks your progress. Timesville's clock only advances when you enter a building, so this is a bookkeeping task rather than a waiting task.
- Water Break (15.9%) asks you to hydrate on three separate occasions. Water appears in several documented puzzles, but no source documents the three specific drinking spots this achievement counts. If a page tells you exactly where they are, ask where it got that.
- Footwork Master (14.9%) is a score of 100 in the soccer minigame, one of several minigames Fandom lists alongside whack-a-clown, fishing, dice and the circus gymnastics sequences. In this one Mellow is the ball.
- A Natural Brawler (11.1%) requires defeating 15 enemies and is the rarest achievement in the game. Because the three main bosses can each be skipped, the count has to be filled largely from optional fights: Yew, The Mug, Chimeramanticore, Benjamin, the Clown Crawler and the four Underground Fighters in the Gambling Den, of whom only MatchBOXER and Tuna are named in any source. Combat is first person, bare-fisted, and built on blocking, dodging and punching against a health and stamina pair, per Steam's own feature list.
Where other sites get this wrong
Three points, offered because achievement pages for this game are unusually polluted and none of the competing sites cite a source.
One site lists an achievement called Batter Up! and attaches it to an ending. There is no such achievement. Steam's list of 16 is reproduced in full above and it is not on it. The same site publishes four invented ending names and four invented safe codes, so it is not a source for anything. We are not linking to it; the common myths page explains how to recognise the pattern.
A second site covers the endings correctly but publishes no unlock rates at all, which removes the one thing that makes an achievement page useful for judging difficulty.
A third publishes approximate rates that are partly right and partly wrong. Its figure for Stay is close to the measured 14.3% and its figure for Escape is within about two points, but its figure for Return is off by roughly seven points against the 27.3% recorded here. That is the signature of a page that read Steam once and then estimated.
The honest position is that all of these figures, ours included, are perishable. Ours carries a date and a named endpoint. See the beginner guide for the order to tackle the game in, and note that the three main areas can be explored in any order, which Steam's own store description confirms.
Update log
- 8 September 2026: Page created. All 16 achievement names and descriptions taken from Steam's stats page for app 2684630, cross-checked against the store API's achievement data for the hidden flags. Global unlock rates recorded the same day. Hidden-achievement decoding from the official Fandom wiki, corroborated by the unlock gradient and by a Steam Community endings guide. Boss fight and skip methods from Fandom. Water Break's trigger locations recorded as undocumented rather than guessed.
Frequently asked questions
How many achievements does Endacopia have?
Sixteen. The number comes straight from Steam's own store API for app 2684630 and is matched by Neoseeker's achievement page, which also states a total of 16. Twelve have visible names and descriptions on Steam; four are hidden, meaning Steam shows the name but blanks the description until you unlock it.
What are the four hidden Endacopia achievements?
Escape, Return, Stay and The Yeti. Steam displays their names but withholds the text. The official Fandom wiki fills the gap: Escape is Ending A, Return is Ending B, Stay is Ending C, and The Yeti is Find Andy. The global unlock rates fall in exactly that order, which supports the mapping.
Can you get every Endacopia achievement in one playthrough?
No source documents anyone doing so, and the achievement list itself argues against it. Each of the three main bosses carries a matched pair, one for defeating it and one for avoiding the fight, and those two states are mutually exclusive inside a single run. The three ending achievements are likewise separate outcomes. Plan on multiple runs or save management, though no source documents how Endacopia's saves behave.
What is the rarest Endacopia achievement?
A Natural Brawler, at 11.1% of owners on 8 September 2026. It asks you to defeat 15 enemies, which means seeking out the optional fights rather than following the story. The Yeti sits just above it at 12.8%, and it is arguably harder because it requires reaching all three endings first, but more players have it.
Does Endacopia have an achievement called Batter Up?
No. One competing Endacopia site lists an achievement by that name and ties it to an ending. It does not exist in Steam's list of 16. That same site also publishes invented ending names and safe codes, so treat everything on it as unverified.
Do the unlock percentages on this page change?
Yes. Steam's global achievement statistics move as more people buy and play the game, so every figure here is a snapshot taken on 8 September 2026 from Steam's own stats page for app 2684630. Treat the ordering as stable and the exact decimals as perishable.