Quick Answer: Pih 2 has 73 achievements, and they are almost entirely a completion map: beat each of the 48 levels, beat the four Season bosses, defeat each of the 20 named enemy types once, and finish the game. No RNG, no grind, nothing missable if you simply play to the end and kill one of everything along the way. The only real barrier is skill — about 6% of players have the completion achievement, and every Season boss is a wall.
Version note: Written August 6, 2026. Every achievement name, description and global unlock rate below is read directly from the game's Steam achievement statistics (first-party). Percentages shift slightly over time; treat them as a snapshot of where players are, not fixed values.
The later Seasons twist the pihs into stranger shapes. Reaching them is what the rarest achievements really measure. (Screenshot: BecomeANobody)
How the 73 Break Down
- 48 level achievements — "Season X Level Y" for each of the four Seasons' twelve levels. You earn these just by clearing levels.
- 4 boss achievements — one "Season X Boss Level" per Season.
- 20 enemy achievements — "First [enemy] defeated," one for each named type (see the Enemies & Bosses Guide).
- 1 completion achievement — "Full Game Completed! — Pih 3 soon?"
That structure means 100% is not a checklist of tricky one-off tasks — it is finishing the game while making sure you personally land the killing blow on each enemy type at least once.
Where the Wall Actually Is
The unlock rates draw a clean picture of where players stop. Each Season boss is a cliff:
| Milestone | Global unlock | What it marks |
|---|---|---|
| Season 1 Level 1 | 88.4% | Almost everyone plays the first level |
| Season 1 Boss | 39.0% | The first real wall — over half fall off in Season 1 |
| Season 2 Level 1 | 30.9% | Into the second Season |
| Season 2 Boss | 13.9% | The sausage-sword boss halves the field again |
| Season 3 Level 1 | 11.3% | Few reach Season 3 |
| Season 3 Boss | 7.6% | The "man in a pih mask" |
| Season 4 levels | ~5.7-6.9% | The home stretch |
| Full Game Completed! | 5.6% | The finish line |
The takeaway: the game front-loads its accessibility (88% clear Level 1) and then thins the herd hard at every boss. If you are aiming for completion, the boss levels are where to slow down, learn the pattern across instant retries, and expect to spend most of your deaths.
The Enemy Achievements: Don't Skip a Kill
The 20 "first defeated" achievements are the only ones you could theoretically miss, and only by carelessness. Every named type shows up as you progress, but a few late ones — the Drone hawg, Foxhawg, Suspended Pih, Hawg in boots — appear in Season 3 and 4 where the instinct is to rush past danger. Make a point of landing the kill on each new creature the first time you see it, rather than sprinting for the level exit. If you finish the game normally and deliberately, these fill in on their own.
The Clean 100% Path
- Play straight through all four Seasons. Levels and bosses unlock as you clear them; there is nothing to farm.
- Kill one of every enemy type as you meet it. Treat a new pih or hawg as an achievement, not just an obstacle — especially the rare late-Season types.
- Grind the bosses, not the levels. The four Season bosses are the only genuine skill gates. Everything before each boss is practice for it.
- Finish for "Full Game Completed!" The completion achievement — cheekily subtitled "Pih 3 soon?" — is the last one, earned by beating the Season 4 finale.
Because the whole set is progression-based, a Pih 2 100% is a test of whether you can beat the game, not a scavenger hunt bolted on top of it. Reach the end and the achievement list closes itself out.