Top 3 Easiest Xbox One Achievements of January 2018

Inner Space

Easiest Xbox One Achievements of January 2018

Inner Space is all about flying about inverted planets and uncovering the history of the Inverse, while also trying to find a safe means of escaping it. It’s a short and fairly calming experience, with vibrant colors filling your screen as you soar through the air or dive deep underwater.

All in all, Inner Space comes in at only a few hours long. If you want to get yourself all of the achievements that it has to offer, you may have to spend a couple of extra hours polishing things off. There are a few collectibles and airframes to take care of, but with plenty of guides available online already, these shouldn’t take you too long to clear up once you’ve finished the main story itself. Plus, all 1000 Gamerscore is split over just 14 achievements, so even if you don’t clear the full lot, it’ll be a nice boost all the same.

Telltale’s Batman: The Enemy Within – Episode 4

Easiest Xbox One Achievements of January 2018

We don’t need to go through the normal speel here of introducing Telltale Games to you achievement hunters. By now, it’s common knowledge that the story-driven experts over at Telltale love giving players a bunch of easy achievements and a healthy boost to their Gamerscore, and Batman: The Enemy Within is no different.

As per usual, all Bat-fans need to do is complete the episode and they’ll get all 200 Gamerscore that’s on offer. No decision-based achievements, no collectibles, nothing. Just enjoy the episode however you wish and the 200G will be yours. Plus, with the finale hopefully not too far off, you’ll be one step closer to having all of the achievements on offer from the game.

Monster Hunter: World

Easiest Xbox One Achievements of January 2018

Monster Hunter: World has been dominating players’ time ever since it released at the end of January. Whether you’re taking on towering monsters with friends, or just grinding away on your lonesome for that fresh set of gear, there’s always something you should (or could) be working towards. This is a trend that continues in the game’s achievement list, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s difficult.

It’s just a very time-consuming achievement list, namely because of the Giant Crown Collector and Giant Crown Master achievements. Though the descriptions say players must obtain a single gold giant crown for ’10 or more’ or ‘almost every monster in your hunting log,’ you actually need one for every monster in the game. The problem here, however, is the fact that getting these crowns is completely random, as whether you get one or not depends on whether you fight a monster that’s roughly 20-25% bigger or smaller than its normal version. Simple, right? Except this is all part of Monster Hunter: World’s RNG, and the odds aren’t in your favor, so good luck!

Sure, you’ll make progress towards these as you help your friends and other hunters take on monsters, or through the main quest itself, but don’t be surprised if it takes you hundreds of hours (if not more) to get all 1000 Gamerscore. It’s not a difficult game for achievements per se, but don’t expect to have this done in a week.