Achievements overview
Achievements in Life Simulator Reloaded are permanent badges for hitting milestones across life sim, crime, celebrity, and monster hunter content. They are organized in the app by module and theme (social, combat, career, and so on).
How unlocking works
- Most achievements unlock when you complete a specific action successfully (win a fight, buy a lawyer, release a movie at a certain tier, and similar milestones).
- Some badges depend on running totals—days alive, fights won, books read, and so on. When you cross the required number, the achievement unlocks once.
- Some achievements are mutually exclusive with failure outcomes (for example succeeding at a riot versus failing it). Read prompts carefully so you know which path you are on.
Organization by module
| Module | Examples |
|---|---|
| Core | Long life, cooking, romance, weddings, quizzes, boxing, gardening |
| Crime | Pickpocket, car theft, prison life, escapes, gang, lawyer |
| Celebrity | Fame thresholds, movie counts and rarities |
| Monster Hunter | First kills per type, 500 kills, top tracker level, Dark Forest |
Tips for achievement hunting
- Play one theme per life — prison, acting, or hunting each need time; mixing goals spreads your attention thin.
- Use the diary / log — pop-ups often confirm progress toward goals that are not spelled out on screen.
- Gems — a few crime options (for example hiring a lawyer) cost gems on purpose; save currency if you are collecting those badges.
- Difficulty labels (used in subpages): Easy = one or two sessions; Medium = needs planning; Hard = long grind or strict requirements.
Browse Core, Crime & Prison, Celebrity, and Monster Hunter for detailed walkthroughs.
If an achievement will not unlock
- Confirm the module is enabled and you are not in a blocking situation (for example you are dead, or you are outside prison when trying to earn a prison-only badge).
- Some badges only count success — failing a mini-game may not move progress forward.
- Day-based checks often update when a new day starts; sleep or advance time after you think you have met the last requirement.
- Game updates can change numbers or triggers slightly; if something feels off after a patch, check the in-game achievement list for the latest wording.