Overview:
- Estimated achievement difficulty: 2/10 [Achievement Difficulty Rating]
- Offline: 24 [1000
]
- Online: 0
- Approximate amount of time to 1000
: 2-4 hours [depending on if you use a guide and skip cutscenes] [Estimated Time to 100%]
- Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
- Missable achievements: None [chapter/episode select]
- Does difficulty affect achievements: No difficulty option
- Unobtainable/glitched achievements: None
Introduction:
Welcome to Valiant Hearts: Coming Home, the sequel to the hit narrative game from 2015. This game follows an identical format to the first one: a linear, narrative driven game with a mix of puzzles and action sequences. While this game is noticeably shorter than the first, it is just as emotionally charged, following the lives of five people (and a dog) and their experiences through World War I. It pretty much picks up shortly after the first game, and while you don't need to have played the first to enjoy this one, I highly recommend it just so you can enjoy the characters and their development more. As far as achievements go, most are story related, a couple are tied to collectibles, and then a few are for doing specific sequences perfectly. Nothing is difficult and nothing is missable, so jump on in and enjoy. Let's get started.
Abbreviated Walkthrough:
The main thing to note up front is collectibles. In this second entry, there are a total of 51 collectibles but you only need 30 for achievements. The vast majority of collectibles are directly on your main path as you progress the story, so as long as you're paying attention to objects with a starker color than the rest, you likely don't even need a guide. To be safe, you can keep the guide in To those who fell (60G) open and handy as you progress. Once you get 30 objects and unlock that achievement, feel free to ignore the rest you come across.
Aside from collectibles, there are only three other achievements that aren't story related:
After beating the game, back at the main menu, choose the Collectibles option and then Facts. In this menu, go to each subcategory and scroll right through each entry, turning the circles on the bottom from red to colorless showing you read them. Do this with all "facts" to unlock Knowledge is power (100G). All of these facts unlock automatically as you progress the story; nothing special is required. That'll wrap up this completion.
Conclusion:
As noted in the intro, despite being a shorter and simpler game, the emotional impact is still there like the first game in the series. The difficulty definitely felt turned down (not that the first game was hard by any means), but that made it easier to enjoy the story. The emotions and horrors of war are told in a very touching and meaningful way, and this game did a great job in wrapping up the story from the first game with another heart-wrenching ending. Hopefully you enjoyed too, and congrats on the completion!
- Estimated achievement difficulty: 2/10 [Achievement Difficulty Rating]
- Offline: 24 [1000

- Online: 0
- Approximate amount of time to 1000

- Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
- Missable achievements: None [chapter/episode select]
- Does difficulty affect achievements: No difficulty option
- Unobtainable/glitched achievements: None
Introduction:
Welcome to Valiant Hearts: Coming Home, the sequel to the hit narrative game from 2015. This game follows an identical format to the first one: a linear, narrative driven game with a mix of puzzles and action sequences. While this game is noticeably shorter than the first, it is just as emotionally charged, following the lives of five people (and a dog) and their experiences through World War I. It pretty much picks up shortly after the first game, and while you don't need to have played the first to enjoy this one, I highly recommend it just so you can enjoy the characters and their development more. As far as achievements go, most are story related, a couple are tied to collectibles, and then a few are for doing specific sequences perfectly. Nothing is difficult and nothing is missable, so jump on in and enjoy. Let's get started.
Abbreviated Walkthrough:
The main thing to note up front is collectibles. In this second entry, there are a total of 51 collectibles but you only need 30 for achievements. The vast majority of collectibles are directly on your main path as you progress the story, so as long as you're paying attention to objects with a starker color than the rest, you likely don't even need a guide. To be safe, you can keep the guide in To those who fell (60G) open and handy as you progress. Once you get 30 objects and unlock that achievement, feel free to ignore the rest you come across.
Aside from collectibles, there are only three other achievements that aren't story related:
- Wingman (60G) for completing a plane section without taking damage. There are three of these sections and the first is by far the easiest. In fact, there's a high chance you do this first try
- Musical Ear (60G) for completing a musical section without missing any notes. There are three of these sections too, and in this case the third and final one is by far the easiest. I don't recommend replaying or sweating the first two, since you'll likely be caught off guard by the awkward moving of buttons and timings. The third will be a piece of cake after the first two
- Buoy that was close! (20G) requires you to save all drowning sailors in a specific episode. It's easy enough to do once you realize that you need to throw lifesavers to everyone first before pulling them in the boat. Refer to that achievement solution for more information
After beating the game, back at the main menu, choose the Collectibles option and then Facts. In this menu, go to each subcategory and scroll right through each entry, turning the circles on the bottom from red to colorless showing you read them. Do this with all "facts" to unlock Knowledge is power (100G). All of these facts unlock automatically as you progress the story; nothing special is required. That'll wrap up this completion.
Conclusion:
As noted in the intro, despite being a shorter and simpler game, the emotional impact is still there like the first game in the series. The difficulty definitely felt turned down (not that the first game was hard by any means), but that made it easier to enjoy the story. The emotions and horrors of war are told in a very touching and meaningful way, and this game did a great job in wrapping up the story from the first game with another heart-wrenching ending. Hopefully you enjoyed too, and congrats on the completion!
[XBA would like to thank Necrophage33 for this Roadmap]