How many MONOMOON achievements are there?
Fifteen. The names and percents are a trophieshunter overlay snapshot from November 13, 2026, not a Steam Web API dump.
At A Glance
MONOMOON has 15 Steam achievements on app 3285880 from Gentle Giant. The names and global percents below are a third-party overlay snapshot from trophieshunter, dated November 13, 2026. They are not a Steam Web API dump, and they are not difficulty scores from the studio. Many rows are secret, so your own overlay can hide a title until you earn it. The game shipped November 11, 2026, two days before this snapshot, so every percent is a launch-window rate.
The list runs from three emblems (Sea, Earth, Sky) through Restore the Moon, eight relic finds, a Tome reveal, Wanderlust, and an ending row named MONOMOON. Hints on this page stop where the sources stop. Relic rooms that exist are on the relics page. Emblem rooms, the Seeker, and the ending script are not invented here. Checked November 13, 2026, on Launch · hotfix 1.0.10.
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Count | 15 Steam achievements |
| Source | trophieshunter, a third-party overlay. Not the Steam Web API |
| Snapshot | November 13, 2026 |
| Most common | Sea, Obtain the Sea Emblem, 14.1% |
| Rarest | Scales, Find the Scales, 0.1% |
| Secret | Many. The eight relic finds are secret achievements |
| Solves | Hints only. Emblem rooms and the ending script stay unpublished |
| Store extras | Steam Cloud and Family Sharing. They do not add names |
Relics and Tome
Matched by build plan, shared topics, and guide progression — not random related links.
How should I read this achievement list?
Sort the list before you hunt. One group has a sourced lead: Fruit and Mirror share the purple lower-middle, and the Hourglass is the mapless checkpoint teleport. One group has an Unverified guess: the Skull. Everything else is a name, a one-line description, and a percent. Sea, Earth, Sky, Moon, Wand, Amulet, Crown, Scales, Wanderlust, and The End do not get rooms on this page. The Tome row gets a behavior ("reveal all pages") and a pointer to the book, not a page-by-page route.
A secret achievement stays hidden until you earn it. Two days after launch, most players will still see blanks, including players who are not stuck. Compare your list to the 15 names here. If a hidden row matches a name in the table, you have not missed a public title. If your overlay shows a title that is not in the table, this page does not rename it and does not add a sixteenth row from memory.
What a launch-window percent can and cannot say
Sea at 14.1% is the common row, and it still means most players did not have it on November 13, 2026. Scales at 0.1% is the rare row in the same snapshot. The gap between them is the useful part: Sea was far more common than Scales. The absolute numbers will climb as more files progress, so do not navigate by "only 14 percent of players have the Sea Emblem" as if that described a finished community. Do use the order. A row that was already near 9 percent (the Amulet) is a poor candidate for "save this until after credits." A row at 0.2 percent might be late, or it might be a rule almost nobody had noticed yet. The percent cannot tell those apart.
None of the 15 lines is a combat feat. The game has no combat encounters, and the overlay agrees: obtain, restore, find, reveal, activate, end. If a guide ranks these as a damage checklist, it is about a different game. Adventure · puzzle · Metroidbrainia · single-player.
Why the overlay is labeled third-party
trophieshunter published the names and the percents. This wiki did not pull the Steam Web API, and the in-game list can still hide secret rows from you. Treat the wording in the table as the overlay's line on that date. If Steam later shows a different description for the same title, the overlay line is the one that was public on November 13, 2026, and the in-game line wins for your save. The percent is the part that goes stale first.
What are the fifteen Steam achievement names?
Fifteen rows, in the order the overlay presented them. The hint column is the safe next step, not a walkthrough. "Name only" means stop. Relic hints point at the relics page instead of repeating a fake pin.
| Name | Overlay line | Global % | Spoiler-safe hint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sea | Obtain the Sea Emblem | 14.1% | Name only. No region published |
| Earth | Earth Emblem | 12.1% | Name only. No region published |
| Sky | Sky Emblem | 6.4% | Name only. No region published |
| Moon | Restore the Moon | 2.6% | Name only. The opening shows a broken moon. Restore steps are not printed |
| Crown | Find the Crown | 0.2% | Secret find. No room. Same snapshot band as Wanderlust and The End |
| Amulet | Find the Amulet | 8.9% | Secret find. No room. Common in this snapshot, so do not park it as a finale |
| Scales | Find the Scales | 0.1% | Secret find. Rarest row. Not the same claim as the Scales machine solve |
| Fruit | Find the Fruit | 0.5% | Secret find. Purple lower-middle, with the mirror. Notes say apple |
| Skull | Find the Skull | 0.5% | Secret find. Unverified: grim reaper statue in the catacombs |
| Hourglass | Find the Hourglass | 0.8% | Secret find. Teleport to a checkpoint without opening the map |
| Wand | Find the Wand | 3.3% | Secret find. No room. Not confirmed as the brazier-lighting item |
| Mirror | Find the Mirror | 0.4% | Secret find. Purple lower-middle, with the fruit |
| Tome | Reveal all pages of the Tome | 0.7% | Reveal pages, including text that appears on a leaf you already own. Full leaf list is unpublished |
| Wanderlust | Activate the Seeker | 0.2% | Name only. What the Seeker is stays unpublished |
| MONOMOON | The End | 0.2% | A credits layer is not proof this row is done. Ending steps are not printed |
How to tick the table without spoiling a door
Use the name and the overlay line as the checklist. Use the hint column only to choose a page: relics for the eight finds, the Tome page for the book, and "stop" for everything marked name only. Copying a community door code into an emblem row is how a percent becomes a fake solve. Emblem lines say obtain or name the emblem. They do not say which door, well, or telescope hands it over.
The eight "Find the …" rows are the secret relic achievements. Crown, Amulet, Scales, Fruit, Skull, Hourglass, Wand, and Mirror. Their rooms, where any room is known, live on the relics page. This table is the index. It is not a second, shorter solve.
What hints exist for the emblems and the moon?
Sea, Earth, and Sky are the three most common rows in the snapshot: 14.1%, 12.1%, and 6.4%. Sea's overlay line is "Obtain the Sea Emblem." Earth and Sky are titled as the Earth Emblem and the Sky Emblem. That is the entire public instruction. No district, no door, and no order among the three is published. Their rates suggest players meet them earlier than the relic hunts. Suggestion is not a route. Look for an emblem the way you look for any other mark you can write down, and stop when you would have to invent the room.
Moon, "Restore the Moon," sat at 2.6%, rarer than the three emblems and close to the Wand's 3.3%. The opening of the game shows a broken moon. This page will not claim that image is the achievement trigger, and it will not print restore steps. The moon you already move with the mouse is the tool on the moon guide. Parking it, widening its radius, and waking flowers are hour-one skills. They are not a written restore puzzle. If a later room asks you to repair the moon, the steps belong in your notes, not in a guessed sequence here.
Do not turn emblems into red-door answers
Red doors, the swamp elevator, and the music clam already have their own symbol rules on the puzzles page. An emblem might eventually connect to one of those, and the sources used here do not say so. Feeding a Sea or Earth line into a door code mixes two systems. Finish the door from the Tome page you actually hold. Come back to this row when you can name the emblem you obtained, and leave the method as "obtained" until a capture shows the mark.
Sky at 6.4% was slightly rarer than the Amulet at 8.9% in the same snapshot. That single comparison is worth keeping: a relic find outpaced an emblem. Do not build a personal quest order that saves every relic for after all three emblems. The Amulet still has no room. The comparison only stops you from calling it post-game by default.
Restore is a verb, not a published puzzle
The safe moon work is the work you can already describe: move the moon, cover a flower, park it on a mark, read what the book says afterward. "Restore the Moon" may be that skill taken further, or a specific late interact. Until the interact is sourced, the hint stays the one in the table. Players who want the movement drills should use the moon guide. Players who want the achievement steps will not find them invented at the bottom of this section.
Which rows are the relic finds?
Eight secret rows use "Find the …" as the overlay line: Crown, Amulet, Scales, Fruit, Skull, Hourglass, Wand, and Mirror. Three of them have a lead sturdy enough to repeat. Fruit and Mirror share the purple region in the lower middle of the map. Hourglass is the teleport to a checkpoint that does not open the map. Skull is Unverified: a grim reaper statue in the catacombs, from a Steam thread of players who were also missing the hourglass. The thread did not prove the interact.
Crown (0.2%), Amulet (8.9%), Scales (0.1%), and Wand (3.3%) stay name-only. Scales is the rarest achievement in the snapshot and is easy to confuse with the Scales machine. The machine is a late puzzle whose complete inputs are unpublished. Finding the Scales item is a different sentence from finishing that machine. The Wand is easy to confuse with the later item that lights braziers. The notes never give that item the Wand's name. Both confusions are closed on the relics page, which is where the path leads are written out without a machine diagram.
| Find | Snapshot % | What you can do today |
|---|---|---|
| Fruit | 0.5% | Walk the purple lower-middle with the mirror in mind. Notes say apple |
| Mirror | 0.4% | Same purple path. Order versus the fruit is unpublished |
| Hourglass | 0.8% | Try a checkpoint teleport that leaves the map closed. Ordinary map travel is a different action |
| Skull | 0.5% | Optional look: reaper-like statue, catacombs. Unverified. No combat |
| Amulet | 8.9% | Notice it while you explore. No pin. Do not save it for a last sweep |
| Wand | 3.3% | Name only. Do not assume it lights the braziers |
| Crown | 0.2% | Name only. Shares a rate band with Wanderlust and The End, not a shared room |
| Scales | 0.1% | Name only for the item. Machine inputs stay unpublished |
What do Tome, Wanderlust, and The End ask for?
Tome asks you to reveal all pages of the Tome. On the snapshot that row was 0.7%. "Reveal" matches a book whose leaves can gain text after you already hold them, which the Tome page describes: screenshot the first spread, then shoot it again when hidden text appears. Pages 12 and 13 are an Unverified far-right telescope lead, not a promise that those two leaves finish the achievement. A full page count is not published. A partial book is not this unlock. This page still will not list every leaf.
Wanderlust asks you to activate the Seeker, and it sat at 0.2%. Nothing in the sources used here says what the Seeker is. It is not confirmed as a telescope, a creature, a relic, or a menu. Activating it is the whole public line. Guessing a landmark would be a solve, so the row stays name-only.
The achievement named MONOMOON has the overlay line "The End," also 0.2%. About 10 hours to a credits layer, then hidden routes. A first credits roll is not proof this row popped, because hidden routes remain and the snapshot rate sits with Crown and Wanderlust rather than with the emblems most players were already earning. That reading does not prove the row waits until after credits either. The ending steps stay unpublished. Keep exploring after the staff roll, and do not import an ending script from a thread that this page has not checked against the overlay line.
A practical order that does not invent rooms
Spend the next session on leads you can point at. Fruit and Mirror in the purple lower-middle. Hourglass as a mapless checkpoint trip. Tome pages you have not revealed, including a second look at leaves you already own. Skull only if you accept an Unverified statue. Then play. Sea, Earth, Sky, Moon, Amulet, Wand, Crown, Scales, Wanderlust, and The End will either happen while you do that or they will wait for a source this wiki does not have yet. Forcing them with a guessed code is the failure mode.
Hotfixes through Launch · hotfix 1.0.10 fixed softlocks, a right-side false lock, goat interaction, a death crash, and added VSync. They do not list a broken achievement. If a find will not pop after you have the object, confirm the build, confirm you are on the lead, and only then suspect a bug. A secret row that is still hidden is not that bug.
What "the end" is allowed to mean today
The store description already separates a credits layer from the rest of the map. The achievement line is just "The End." Put those two facts next to each other and stop. Players who want the route up to the first red doors should use the walkthrough. Players who want relic leads should use the relics page. Players who want a staff-roll script will not get one here, on purpose, while the public notes are still thinner than the achievement name.
What next
Next: path leads for Mirror, Fruit, Hourglass, and the Unverified skull, plus the unpublished Scales machine, on relics.
Reveal leaves, including a second read when hidden text appears: Tome.
Moon movement, separate from Restore the Moon steps this page will not print: moon guide.
Session order up to the doors: walkthrough.
FAQ
Are the percents official?
No. They are third-party global rates from that snapshot, two days after the November 11, 2026 launch. They will change. The names are what this page treats as the list.
Which rows are secret?
Many, including the eight Find-the-relic rows: Crown, Amulet, Scales, Fruit, Skull, Hourglass, Wand, and Mirror. A hidden slot on your overlay is normal until you earn it. This page does not invent a hidden flag for every other row.
Where are the Sea, Earth, and Sky emblems?
Unpublished. The overlay only says to obtain the Sea Emblem, the Earth Emblem, and the Sky Emblem. They were the most common rows in the snapshot. That is not a room.
Does the first credits roll unlock The End?
Unknown. The End sat at 0.2% beside Crown and Wanderlust. A credits layer is about ten hours, and hidden routes remain. This page does not print the ending.
Is Find the Scales the Scales machine?
No. Find the Scales is the rarest achievement in the snapshot. The Scales machine is a late puzzle with no published inputs. The relics page keeps that boundary.
What is the Seeker?
Unpublished. Wanderlust says "Activate the Seeker" and nothing further. It is not confirmed as a telescope, a creature, or a relic.
Related pages
Matched by build plan, shared topics, and guide progression — not random related links.