Echo Weaver Achievements: Your 100% Completion Guide

Echo Weaver Achievements: Start With the Loop

Echo Weaver achievements turn every discovery into a reason to revisit the ruins with a smarter route. Planning your completion order matters because collectibles, timed character encounters, and a first-loop finish demand different kinds of preparation. This Echo Weaver achievements guide walks you through the milestones, cleanup goals, and patch changes that matter when chasing 100%.

Steam has 39 achievements, while Epic Games Store displays 40 achievements. Follow your platform’s checklist when tracking completion.

The central trick is knowledge. Your core powers depend on learning how to use them, and familiar routes become dramatically shorter once you understand the glaive and the world’s shortcuts. Time also pays for healing, trading, and opening routes, so movement and resource management belong in the same plan.

These story milestones give your opening playthrough a clear direction. The percentages below are Steam global unlock rates, rather than difficulty ratings.

Achievement	How to unlock	Rarity %
Let's Go Again	Finish your first loop	94.2%
Unauthorized	Discover the blasphemous glaive	85.1%
Redacted	Learn the Revelation of Folding	79.8%
No Good Deed	Reach the surface	71.3%
What Lies Ahead	Break the cycle	12.0%

Follow discoveries before chasing a perfect run. Learn what an obstacle requires, then return with a deliberate route. Trying to optimize an unfamiliar section turns exploration into repeated guesswork.

Keep checking your leads between expeditions. Use each loop to answer a specific question: where a shortcut exits, when a passage closes, or how a newly learned technique changes an earlier room.

Official page: Echo Weaver (store.steampowered.com)

Collectible Achievements: Maps, Dewdrops, Vestiges, and Remnants

Four Echo Weaver achievements provide clear collection targets. Keep separate checklists for them so a missing map purchase doesn’t get confused with an unexplored collectible location.

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Achievement	How to unlock	Cleanup task
Cartographer	Purchase every map sold by Z	Revisit Z’s locations and check remaining purchases
Horologist	Gather every Dewdrop	Include character quest rewards in your search
Theologist	Gather every Vestige	Check side routes alongside your main objectives
Genealogist	Gather every Remnant	Revisit branches left behind during story progression

Buy maps as your time budget allows. Since time serves as currency, plan purchases alongside the journey needed to reach the merchant. Collect nearby time crystals before committing to a longer shopping and exploration trip.

Separate finding an item from understanding its access puzzle. A visible Dewdrop behind a hazard can be a reason to return after learning another technique. Mark the obstacle and continue following your leads instead of spending loop after loop forcing the same approach.

For a systematic sweep, work through Assembly, Wash, Lake, Cathedral, Quarry, Depths, and Spillways. Keep notes on unfinished branches and the movement problem blocking each one.

Character quests deserve space on that checklist too. Dewdrop cleanup includes quest-related goals, so searching the landscape alone won’t cover every task.

Use this short checklist after exploring a region:

• Check Z’s available map purchases.
• Review unexplored branches on your map.
• Revisit collectibles blocked by techniques you now understand.
• Review nearby character leads before leaving.

Keep collection trips focused. Pair nearby objectives, but leave unrelated timed encounters for a dedicated loop. That makes a failed jump or missed turn less disruptive to the rest of your plan.

Movement and Wayfinder Plinth Achievements

The time-trial side of Echo Weaver achievements tests both execution and route knowledge. Kinematician requires beating at least one target time at every Wayfinder Plinth. Reaching every plinth is only part of the task; you need a qualifying performance at each one.

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Steam also tracks a separate achievement objective for beating every target time across all plinths. The all-plinth objective stood at 0.5%, while the all-times objective stood at 0.1%.

Practice the route before pushing for its toughest target.

Practice task	What to do
Learn the destination	Reach the plinth and inspect its time targets
Test your opening	Compare the shortcuts available near the loop’s start
Refine movement	Practice slide jumps, sprinting, and fast falls
Remove detours	Leave unrelated purchases and collectible stops for another loop
Check your version	Install the Prison Block plinth adjustment in patch 1.0.0.64

Two movement inputs are particularly useful to remember: roll and keep holding the roll button to sprint, and press down twice while falling to fast fall. Practice these away from a serious attempt until you can use them deliberately.

For each plinth, compare the ordinary platforming route with the shortcuts you’ve discovered. The useful question is how quickly you can reach that particular destination, rather than how quickly you can traverse the entire region.

Watch your time spending as well. Healing consumes loop time, and repeated glaive use can drain your supply. Pick up crystals along the intended route and avoid unnecessary fights during practice.

Return to the Prison Block challenge after updating: patch 1.0.0.64 relaxed a particularly demanding target there. Use the adjusted challenge when planning your remaining time-trial cleanup.

Missable Challenges, Final-Loop Tasks, and Patch Fixes

Some Echo Weaver achievements need preparation beyond ordinary exploration. The first-loop completion challenge requires finishing the game on the opening run, while the final-loop character objective requires bringing everyone’s tasks together within the ending loop.

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Finish your collectible and character cleanup before resetting your progress for a first-loop attempt. The launch version used a single save slot, and resetting for a fresh run removed accumulated bonus time, health, and leads. Additional save slots were announced afterward; check the save options in your installed version before choosing how to start again.

For Pacifist, avoid damaging enemies. Patch 1.0.0.64 corrected a problem where incidental environmental kills could prevent the achievement from unlocking.

Several other changes directly affect completion attempts:

Version	Relevant change
1.0.0.63	Repaired checkboxes for The Final Loop and NPC final-loop activities
1.0.0.63	Fixed Vos reaching his final location regardless of task order
1.0.0.63	Added map markers for Z and Ivo
1.0.0.64	Fixed incidental enemy deaths interfering with Pacifist
1.0.0.64	Moved Ivo’s achievement trigger to the relevant action
1.0.0.64	Moved several optional endgame unlocks to the start of the credits

For the help-everyone objective, rehearse individual character tasks before combining them. Mark each required action in order, especially encounters affected by the loop’s clock.

Tetsa and Fredrick illustrate why order matters. To help both, reach Tetsa within the opening 10 seconds, using her sync point or the Ocean route to the Quarry with Break Time. Recall your glaive beside her, finish the dialogue, then drop to the warp below and use the corpse warp back to spawn before heading up to Fredrick.

Practice that opening separately before attaching the rest of your ending route. A successful rehearsal lets you concentrate on later tasks during the full attempt.

Keep Ivo’s planting schedule in mind too: you can plant only one seed per loop, and successive seeds take two bells longer to appear. Complete the planting sequence across preparation loops rather than expecting to advance it all in a single visit.

For achievement troubleshooting, check your version before repeating a long quest. On 1.0.0.64, Ivo’s unlock happens at the relevant action, and several optional ending achievements trigger when the credits begin. Older attempts can involve different trigger timing.

Your 100% Completion Order

Organize Echo Weaver achievements around what each attempt needs: discovery, collection, precise movement, or a carefully ordered ending. Use this sequence to build the knowledge needed for the later challenges.

Stage	Focus	Preparation for the next stage
Story exploration	Learn techniques, shortcuts, and the ending route	Understand how the world connects
Character quests	Follow NPC stories and timed encounters	Practice individual final-loop tasks
Collectible cleanup	Finish maps, Dewdrops, Vestiges, and Remnants	Clear outstanding exploration goals
Plinth challenges	Beat a target at every plinth, then tackle remaining times	Refine movement and routing
Ending challenges	Attempt Pacifist and the help-everyone final loop	Use a written route for each objective
Fresh-run challenge	Finish the game in its first loop	Apply the route knowledge you’ve learned

Start by exploring without trying to combine every objective. Learn the glaive techniques, follow memories, and investigate shortcuts as they become understandable. Leave the first-loop challenge until you know the ending route.

Next, finish character stories in manageable pieces. Write down when an encounter is available and what action completes that visit. The repaired lead checkboxes in 1.0.0.63 help track final-loop activities, but rehearse the actual journey too.

Then sweep collectibles region by region. Check purchases, side paths, and quest rewards before moving to the next area. Avoid interrupting this process with a save reset for the fresh-run challenge.

Once exploration is familiar, turn that knowledge into speed. Clear at least one target on every Wayfinder Plinth before tackling the complete set of target times. Practice difficult segments separately instead of restarting a full route after every mistake.

Give Pacifist and the help-everyone ending their own plans. For the former, route around enemies and avoid damaging them. For the latter, prioritize timed meetings and check off each character task as you perform it.

Finally, prepare your fresh-run attempt. Review the opening, required techniques, and ending sequence before starting. Knowledge carries into that attempt through you, even when your accumulated upgrades and leads don’t.

FAQ

How many Echo Weaver achievements are there?

Steam has 39 achievements, while Epic Games Store displays 40. Use the checklist on the platform where you’re playing to track completion.

Can you finish Echo Weaver in the first loop?

Yes. Steam includes a first-loop completion objective. Learn the required techniques and ending route during your exploration playthrough, then prepare a fresh-run attempt after finishing your existing cleanup.

Why didn’t Pacifist unlock?

Patch 1.0.0.64 fixed incidental enemy deaths interfering with Pacifist. Install that update and avoid damaging enemies during your attempt.

What does Kinematician require?

Beat at least one target time at every Wayfinder Plinth. Steam also tracks a separate objective for beating every target time across all plinths, so clearing one target at each location is an intermediate completion goal.