Top 3 Easiest Xbox One Achievements of April 2018

Minit

Easiest Xbox One Achievements of April 2018

Don’t let Minit‘s visuals put you off. Though it may look basic, its premise is incredibly unique and makes for a compelling gameplay loop. You’ll have a minute to go about helping people, uncovering secrets, and beating enemies, before the day ends and you start over again. The entire game is played in minute-long chunks, making it perfect for quick gaming sessions when you don’t have all that much time to spare. Fortunately, it’s also a pretty short game, and that makes its achievements even easier.

Minit has 27 achievements making up its 1000 Gamerscore, and as long as you’re willing to blast through the game three times, they’re an absolute cakewalk. Get yourself a guide to help you with finding some of the items, coins, and hearts, and you’ll have all of these achievements in no time at all.

Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice

Easiest Xbox One Achievements of April 2018

Following its release on PC and PS4 in August last year, Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice finally hit the Xbox One in April. Players will guide Senua through Helheim as she attempts to save the soul of her dead lover from the goddess Hela. The gameplay is largely made up of basic combat segments and completing environmental puzzles. For the most part, this is a narrative-driven experience, with the focus being on the inner battle Senua faces against the voices in her head. Wear headphones, and you’re in for one powerful experience.

Hellblade only has 14 achievements, 13 of which are story-related and cannot be missed. That means that, as long as you finish this roughly eight-hour experience, you’ll be walking away with 900 Gamerscore straight off the bat. Then, if you’re willing to venture off the beaten path every once in a while to grab the Lorestone collectibles, you’ll net the other 100 Gamerscore. You’ll also get a secret ending for doing so too, so it’s well worth spending the extra time.

Robocraft Infinity

Easiest Xbox One Achievements of April 2018

Robocraft Infinity is one of the titles that’s come via the ID@Xbox indie program. Having become a fairly large free-to-play game on PC, the robot building and batting game finally hits the Xbox One. It’s all about chaotic multiplayer action and using your weird and wonderful robot creations to emerge victorious in 5 vs 5 battles.

Though it’s not free-to-play on Xbox One, Robocraft Infinity does come with 34 achievements totaling 1000 Gamerscore. Fortunately, many of these achievements simply require you to get a certain amount of kills, or to use a particular module a certain amount of times in a single battle. Sure, you’ll need to earn Diamond and Protonium rankings in League, but even if you fail to net these, you can still walk away with 875 Gamerscore fairly easily.