What Mythic Achievements Mean for Xbox Completionists
The public rollout gives completionists a new way to show off full-game clears and compare progress with friends, adding a fresh layer of bragging rights to Xbox profiles.
The public rollout gives completionists a new way to show off full-game clears and compare progress with friends, adding a fresh layer of bragging rights to Xbox profiles.
Key points - Mythic Achievements are Xbox's equivalent of the Platinum Trophy. - Players earn a Mythic by unlocking all base achievements for 100% completion. - Pure Xbox Editor Fraser Gilbert has 8 Mythics, including FIFA 14 and Rocket League. - Staff Writer Craig Reid has 36 Mythics, including Alan Wake II and Signalis. - Mythic Achievements were made public earlier this week.
Timeline - Earlier this week: Xbox Mythic Achievements are made public. - Now: Pure Xbox staff compare their Mythic counts: Fraser has 8, Craig has 36.
FAQ
Q: What is an Xbox Mythic Achievement? A: It's Xbox's answer to the Platinum Trophy, awarded as an additional reward for unlocking all of a game's base achievements and reaching 100% completion.
Q: How many Mythics do the Pure Xbox staff have? A: Editor Fraser Gilbert has 8, while Staff Writer Craig Reid has 36, earned across games like Alan Wake II, Signalis, and Rocket League.
Q: How can I check my own Mythic count? A: Mythic Achievements became public earlier this week, so you can now view your unlocked Mythics on your Xbox profile and see how you compare.
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