Steam Achievement Sets Now Available to All Users With Redesigned Achievements

Valve has announced that Steam Achievement Sets are now available to all Steam users, alongside a redesigned achievements page. The update follows a beta testing period and introduces several improvements to achievement tracking, organization, and game completion.

Steam Achievement Sets allow developers to organize achievements into separate groups, each with its own progress bar and trophy. 

Newly added achievements will no longer invalidate previously completed achievement sets. For example, players who have earned every achievement in a game’s base set can retain that completion status even if the developer introduces additional achievements or DLC. DLC achievements can also be organized into separate sets, with their progress tracked independently.

Moreover, developers can now archive or retire achievements and sets that are no longer obtainable. Players who previously earned these achievements will retain them, while unavailable achievements will no longer prevent others from completing the relevant sets.

Additionally, Steam’s redesigned achievements page comprises overall game progress, individual achievement sets, detailed achievement information, global statistics, and expanded search and filtering options. Lastly, players can compare their achievement progress with up to three friends, using a more accurate total achievement count.