Clans of the Forest Achievements & Steam Cards

Clans of the Forest achievements, trading cards and Steam features: what the store record confirms, what Valve has not published, and how to check at launch.

Last Updated: 2026-10-18

Clans of the Forest Achievements & Steam Cards

Clans of the Forest achievements are confirmed but not yet published. The Steam record lists Steam Achievements and Steam Trading Cards among the game's six feature categories, but Steam's own stats page for the game still answers "No stats are available at this time" as of 18 October 2026. A 27-item list leaked in September 2026 and remains unconfirmed.

  • Steam Achievements: confirmed in the store feature list
  • Steam Trading Cards: confirmed in the same list
  • 27 achievements appear in the leaked schema; Valve has published no official count
  • Achievement stats page: empty - it returns "No stats are available at this time"
  • Six Steam categories in total, and multiplayer is not one of them

Cat creator colours menu with a fur swatch palette beside a yellow and white warrior cat
Cat creator colours menu with a fur swatch palette beside a yellow and white warrior cat

Does Clans of the Forest have Steam achievements?

Yes. Steam Achievements is one of six feature categories on the store page, listed alongside single-player, full controller support, Steam Trading Cards, Steam Cloud and Family Sharing. A category is a developer-set flag rather than an editorial note, so its presence on the record is a commitment: the shipping PC build carries achievements.

What the flag does not tell you is anything about their content. No name, no count, no icon and no description has been published by Valve, Bamtang Games or Trailmark Games, and the features block on the store page has no text under the achievement entry at all.

Official source: Steam store page - the features block lists Steam Achievements, Steam Trading Cards, Steam Cloud, full controller support and Family Sharing.

Two views of the same record carry the six categories. The store page renders them as icons in the features block, and Valve's public store data returns the identical set as plain entries. Icons disappear when that block is collapsed or when a page is served to a crawler; the plain list does not, which is the reason to check both instead of trusting one.

How many achievements does Clans of the Forest have?

No official number exists. Steam's per-game achievement page - the one that normally lists every achievement next to its global unlock percentage - returns an error reading "No stats are available at this time", which is what Valve serves before a game ships.

The number 27 comes from somewhere else. In September 2026, a Valve-side leak exposed achievement schemas for a batch of unreleased games, and this title was in the batch. Third-party tracking databases picked the entries up and still display them, with names, descriptions and icons attached. It is a leak rather than an announcement: the developer has never confirmed it, some of the descriptions read like internal text, and any of it can change before 23 October.

Official source: Steam achievement stats page - Valve answers "No stats are available at this time" for this game, checked on 18 October 2026.

Warning
Treat the leaked list as unverified

Nothing in the 27-item list is an official publication. Achievement names, targets and even the total can change between now and launch, and the leaked text already contains one figure that contradicts the published material - see the location count below. Use it as a hint about what the game tracks, not as a checklist to plan a completion run around.

What is on the leaked achievement list?

The entries map onto systems the published material already describes: rank progression, the four Clan campaigns, move unlocks, hunting, den decoration and Defender Mode. A representative sample of the leaked set:

Leaked achievement Leaked description
Early Steps Successfully complete your first main quest
Warrior Cat Become a warrior for the first time
Follow the Leader Become a Clan leader for the first time
Experienced Fighter Unlock 35 combat moves
Solid Knowledge Unlock all 20 Universal Moves
Ancestral Wisdom Unlock 15 Ancestral moves
King of the Forest Defeat 14 bosses for the first time
Quest Seeker Complete 5 different side quests
Sunbathing Pro Discover all 16 Sunning-spots with a single cat
Adventurous Soul Find all 46 locations on the world map
ThunderClan Savior Complete the ThunderClan Saga for the first time
ShadowClan / WindClan / RiverClan Savior Complete that Clan's Saga for the first time

That is the shape of the full set: a handful of story milestones, four campaign-completion achievements and a long tail of counter-based tasks tied to travel, gathering and battling. The complete list, including the icon art, is catalogued on the third-party tracker Exophase, which is where the count of 27 comes from.

What do the leaked targets reveal about the game?

Three things, and only two of them line up cleanly with the published material.

Move tiers. "Unlock 35 combat moves" sits next to "Unlock all 20 Universal Moves" and "Unlock 15 Ancestral moves", and the two narrower numbers add up to the broader one. That points to a move list split into Universal and Ancestral pools. The combat page already records 75 moves plus Ancestor attacks granted by StarClan, so the leaked text adds two category names rather than a contradiction.

Structure milestones. Ranks appear as achievements - first quest, warrior, Clan leader - which matches the progression path laid out in the beginner's guide. Four "Savior" achievements, one per Clan, match the four campaigns on the four Clans page: ThunderClan, ShadowClan, WindClan and RiverClan.

One figure that cannot be reconciled. "Find all 46 locations on the world map" does not fit the six locations named in the published material. Either the achievement counts small map points of interest rather than named regions, or the leaked description is placeholder text. No third reading exists, and nothing available before launch settles it. That is the reason to read a leaked number with suspicion rather than planning around it.

Does the game have Steam trading cards?

Yes. Steam Trading Cards is a category on the store page, so a card set is coming. Valve runs trading cards as part of the profile economy: play the game, earn cards, complete the set, craft a badge, and collect the emoticons, profile backgrounds and badge levels that come with it.

What is not published is the set itself - how many cards are in it, which cats appear on them, whether foil variants exist, or what the collectible extras are. Those details attach to a game's community items and normally appear around release rather than months earlier. Valve's own trading cards overview explains how the system works, and the Steam Points Shop is where the extras for a supported game get listed once they exist.

Note
Cards are not achievements

A card set is a profile collectible tied to playtime; achievements are in-game goals with unlock tracking. The store record confirms both for this game, and they are independent systems - plenty of games carry one without the other.

What other Steam features does the record confirm?

Six categories, no more. The absences matter as much as the entries when you are deciding which storefront to buy on.

Category On the record
Single-player Yes
Steam Achievements Yes
Steam Trading Cards Yes
Full controller support Yes
Steam Cloud Yes
Family Sharing Yes
Steam Workshop No
Steam Leaderboards No
Multiplayer No

The multiplayer row looks like a contradiction and is not one. The game has asynchronous online features - Skirmish Mode and den visits - but they appear in the store's written copy instead of being promoted to a category flag. The multiplayer page explains what that layer actually covers. Steam Cloud has a practical link to achievements too: a synced save means a run started on a desktop can be finished on a laptop, and the hardware side of that is covered on the Steam Deck page.

How do you check the real achievement list at launch?

Four steps, in order of reliability:

  1. Open the store features block on 23 October. If the launch build ships with achievements, the category stays and the game's community hub gains an achievement page.
  2. Load the community stats page at steamcommunity.com/stats/3960600/achievements. While it still reads "No stats are available at this time", nothing has been published. Once a list loads there, that list is final.
  3. Play the first main quest. Achievements only appear on your own profile with the unlock attached, and the opening quest is the earliest point where a shipping list would register progress.
  4. Watch the news timeline. A published achievement list, a trading card set, or a change to either would surface there first.

Console players have a separate question. Xbox and PlayStation keep their own achievement and trophy lists, and neither has been published. Where a list does exist for a platform, that platform's store page carries it - and neither store page shows one yet.

FAQ

How many achievements does Clans of the Forest have? Twenty-seven appear in the leaked schema, and no official number has been published. Steam's category confirms that achievements exist, but Valve and the developer have both stayed silent on the count.

Are the leaked achievements real? They come from a September 2026 Valve-side leak that exposed achievement schemas for unreleased games, and third-party trackers mirror the list. They are plausible but unconfirmed: names, targets and the total can all change before launch.

Does Clans of the Forest have Steam trading cards? Yes. Steam Trading Cards is a store category, so a card set is coming. The number of cards, the artwork on them and the profile extras are not published.

Can I get 100% achievements in one playthrough? Unknown, and the leaked text suggests not. There are four separate Clan campaigns and a completion achievement for each, so one run through one Clan does not appear to cover the set.

Will achievements work on console? Xbox and PlayStation run their own lists, and neither has been published. The Steam list is the only one with any public trace, and even that is a leak.

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