Infinitevania Achievement Challenges
Skill and completion feats beyond the main boss list.
Infinitevania’s achievement list is more than boss checkboxes. Several feats ask you to prove movement literacy—twenty back dashes in a row, twenty pogo jumps without landing—while others ask for patience: every arena, every bestiary entry, every Nilbog purchase. This guide sorts those challenges so they stop feeling like random Steam noise.
Movement literacy feats
Back dash chain
Find a safe hallway, clear enemies, and practice rhythmic back dashes without attacking. The feat exists to force muscle memory you will need on Kairuz and the Elder. Remap if your fingers fight the default—see controls.
Pogo chain
Pogo is both exploration tech and a combat extender. Use a forgiving enemy or object, keep camera calm, and count bounces. If you are unlocking vertical secrets on the map, this practice pays twice.
Completion patience feats
- Destroy 100 objects — swing through breakables while exploring; do not grind it in one room unless you enjoy the sound design.
- Buy every shop item — plan a late sweep with Nilbog shop after major soul windfalls.
- Complete every arena — bring a clear-focused loadout from recommended builds.
- Complete the bestiary — stop sprinting past new enemy types; one intentional fight each saves an endgame hunt.
Collectible achievements (video-backed)
Location videos now exist for Spirits, Artifacts, Diaries, Ancient Heart Fragments, and secret walls. Open those category pages for embeds, then tick boxes in the completion checklist.
Boss and ending feats
Individual boss defeats, the timed Elder clear, Ending 1, Ending 2, and Core 100% sit on the bosses hub and endings explained. Do not chase the timed Elder until your loadout and collectible goals are intentional.
Suggested order
- Movement feats during midgame downtime
- Bestiary and object counts while mapping
- Collectible videos during cleanup week
- Shop completion and arenas before or after Ending 1
- Timed Elder / Ending 2 / Core crown last
Mindset
Achievements are seasoning, not the meal. If a feat spikes stress, leave it. Infinitevania’s best sessions still look like explore → shop → boss → backtrack. Use this page when Steam’s list feels louder than the game.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Do I need every achievement for Ending 2?
Not necessarily identical requirements—treat Ending 2 and 100% Core as related but separate goals. See endings explained.
When should I attempt the pogo achievement?
After you are comfortable with basic combat, ideally while practicing for vertical map secrets.
Is the shop completion missable?
No. Save a late-game soul stash and buy remaining Nilbog goods in one sweep.