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    How to Get All Achievements in PEAK
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    How to Get All Achievements in PEAK

    Harry SBy Harry SJune 26, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    In PEAK, escaping the island is just the beginning, once you’ve made it to the top, it’s time to tackle all the achievements, some of which are a bit unconventional. While a few unlock naturally, like collecting badges for climbing the highest points in each of the four regions—others require more time and strategy. This guide will walk you through each achievement and show you exactly what you need to do to unlock them all.

    Getting All Achievements in PEAKS 

    ACHIEVEMENTHOW TO GET
    Alpinist BadgeMake your way past the Alpine region and light up a campfire at the summit.
    Animal Serenading BadgeGrab the bugle from the crash site and carry it to the Capybara Pool in the Alpines—then give it a good toot.
    Arborist BadgeClimb to the top of the massive tree in the Tropics.
    Balloon Badge Finish your escape without ever taking fall damage.
    Beachcomber BadgeScale beyond the Shore and light a campfire once you hit the top.
    Bing Bong BadgeSuccessfully escape the island while bringing Bing Bong along.
    Bookworm BadgeRead every journal entry written by Scoutmaster Myres.
    Bouldering BadgeUse a total of 10 pitons during your climb.
    Clutch BadgeRevive three fellow scouts during a single expedition.
    Cooking BadgeCook up 20 different items (both edible and not) over a campfire.
    Emergency Preparedness BadgeBring a friend back from the brink.
    Endurance BadgeClimb straight up for 50 meters without touching the ground.
    Esoterica Badge Discover a mystical item hidden in old luggage or ancient statues.
    First Aid BadgeHeal your teammates for 100 points total in one go.
    Foraging BadgeEat five different kinds of berries (not just different colors) in one run.
    Gourmand BadgeEscape the island after cooking and eating all of the following: half coconut, honeycomb, yellow winterberry, egg.
    Happy Camper Badge Stand around a campfire with at least two others to get a little morale boost and this badge.
    High Altitude BadgeAccumulate a total of 5000 meters climbed—it takes less than three full runs.
    Knot Tying Badge Place or use 100 meters worth of rope in one climb. (Anti-rope and rope launchers count too!)
    Leave No Trace BadgeDon’t place any gear like ropes, pitons, launchers, or stoves during your expedition. (Using Shelf Shrooms and Magic Beans is okay.)
    Lone Wolf BadgeEscape the island entirely on your own during a solo climb.
    Mentorship Badge Get at least 200 meters ahead of your team and then wait for them to catch up. (You need to be the host for this one.)
    Mycology BadgeEat four different safe mushrooms in one run.
    Naturalist Badge Make it off the island without eating any packaged food.
    Participation Badge Let a friend make it out while you stay behind.
    Peak Badge Reach the final summit of PEAK.
    Plunderer Badge Open 15 pieces of luggage in a single climb.
    Speed Climber Badge Escape the island in under an hour.
    Survivalist BadgeMake it out without ever passing out.
    Toxicology Badge Heal 200 points of poison damage using items. (Doesn’t need to happen in one run.)
    Trailblazer BadgeGet past the Tropics and light a campfire at the top.
    Volcanology Badge Climb through the Caldera region and light a fire at the summit.

    Note: To get the most out of PEAK, it’s best to finish the game on the default difficulty first. Once you’re ready to go for all achievements, switch to Tenderfoot mode—it’s more forgiving, with no time limits, slower hunger, and better stamina. Since the map resets every 24 hours, tough routes might become easier the next day, so don’t hesitate to try again later if you’re stuck.

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    Harry Smith has played video games since the early 2000s, starting with the original CoD and Doom 3. He has spent countless hours playing games of varying genres. His deep understanding of modern game mechanics puts him in the prime position to understand the gaming industry and write intuitive guides.Before founding Patch Crazy, Harry S freelanced for 10 years, working for several gaming publications.

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