Achievement

Achievements (or trophies on PlayStation 4) are a way to gradually guide new players into Minecraft and give them challenges to complete. In Java Edition, a system of advancements accomplishes this instead.

Obtaining


There are 114 achievements $$.

Achievements are tracked per user account. They are not tracked separately per world; achievements earned in one world apply to all worlds using that edition and that user account. On most platforms that Bedrock Edition runs on, achievements are logged to an Microsoft account, and so players have to be logged in to their Microsoft account to earn them. On PS4, Bedrock achievements are logged as trophies to the player's console account, and if logged into a PSN account and online, they are synced with PSN but not Xbox network (even if logged into an Microsoft account).

They are independent of one another, allowing players to get them in any order. Once earned, they cannot be reset.

Achievements are earned only in Survival mode. If the game is saved while in Creative mode or if cheats are turned on, the ability to earn achievements/trophies in that world is permanently disabled. Going back to Survival mode or turning off cheats does not re-enable it.

Except on PS4, an Microsoft account is used to track achievements. The game can be played without being logged in, but achievements cannot be earned when doing so. On the PS4, trophies are logged when logged in to PSN. Otherwise they are stored locally and get synced once logged in.

Achievements grant the player gamerscore, totalling 2,680. The achievements also show characters instead of blocks or items.

Some achievements also give rewards, which include emotes and character creator items. They can be unlocked only by completing their respective achievement. There are 54 achievements that offer rewards for their completion.

Trivia

 * A player can get both Time to Mine! and Getting an Upgrade at the same time by crafting a stone, iron, gold, diamond, or netherite pickaxe before crafting a wooden pickaxe.
 * The icon for Echolocation includes the neck model of the dolphin that was showcased in MINECON Earth 2017 but was never added in-game.
 * The icon of Zombie Doctor uses the original zombie villager design.
 * Most of the icons use the old textures before the Texture Update.
 * The icon of "Time for Stew" is Hal giving Hex a bowl of Suspicious Stew
 * The name of the Achievement "The Lie" is a reference to the Portal franchise catchphrase "The Cake Is A Lie" where a cake is an offered reward to the main character for completing the puzzles. In the end, the cake does exist, but it was a lie since the player never actually gets the cake.
 * The name of the Advancement "Do a Barrel Roll!" is a reference to the 1997 video game.