Steam currently lists 80 achievements for Doloc Town, but the collected old community checklist contains only 43 Early Access entries. Achievements without public descriptions are hidden candidates, not a verified complete secret list. Through The Roof! is currently confirmable, while older triggers such as One Take or Leap of Faith remain to be confirmed in version 1.0.
Spoiler and evidence warning
This page discusses secret achievement candidates and older trigger methods. It does not claim to list every hidden 1.0 achievement because the official set has not been cross-checked item by item. Players who want blind discovery should stop before the candidate section.
The evidence status matters more than the age of a familiar checklist. An old unlock can remain useful as a test lead without being current. Every trigger should be reproduced in a clean 1.0 save before being marked verified.
Use Steam for the current total
The official Steam Global Achievements page is the authority for the current total and public completion rates. It shows 80 entries for the released version. A community page with 43 entries cannot replace that total.
An achievement without a public description can be treated as a hidden candidate. That classification does not reveal the trigger by itself. The full candidate list must be extracted and checked from the current Steam page before this guide can claim completeness.
Currently confirmable example
Steam publicly describes Through The Roof! as obtaining the Flying Motorcycle. The official entry verifies the achievement name and result. A recent 1.0 playthrough also shows completion of the motorcycle chain.
This does not make the achievement hidden if Steam exposes its description in every view. It is included as a current, confirmable example from the achievement set. Secret classification and trigger details must remain separate fields.
Older hidden-trigger candidates
The Early Access records include One Take, Leap of Faith, Exactly Right!, I Am Stupid and Littering The Wasteland. Their reported actions involve a special rubbish-bin or test interaction, a mountain-cliff leap, giving a Radish to the deer statue, eating a final failed dish and dropping rubbish in a specified area. These are test leads, not guaranteed 1.0 instructions.
Names, locations or conditions may have changed after Early Access. Test one candidate at a time and record whether Steam unlocks the achievement. Do not publish a failed or successful trigger without the game version and exact action.
Do not invent missable or save-reload rules
The source pack does not establish which current achievements are permanently missable. It also does not prove that save reload can restore every one-off interaction. Those claims are therefore omitted.
Before testing unusual actions, keep a backup if the platform and save structure allow it. Record the point in story progression and any item consumed. The guide will add missable warnings only after current evidence supports them.
Build a version-safe checklist
The correct next step is to compare all 80 official entries with the old 43-item list and mark public description, hidden status, reported trigger and 1.0 verification separately. This prevents an old method from being silently upgraded to current fact. It also shows which achievements are new after Early Access.
No numerical completion rate is copied here because those values change over time. The official page remains the source for the current percentage. This site records only stable claims or a checked date.
Sources and evidence status
The total and current names come from Steam Global Achievements. Older trigger leads come from a community achievement record and a GameFAQs comparison that includes outdated placeholders, while a 1.0 video at 06:17 shows one trophy interaction. Research was checked on August 11, 2026.
The official total is verified. The complete hidden list and all older trigger methods remain outdated or reported until reproduced. This page intentionally refuses to label the old 43-entry checklist as “all achievements.”