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There are 36 stores in all, from clothes shops to weapons shops (and even an emote shop), and while the game doesn’t recognise the “Everything is a Million Dollars” store in the list, it counts for the achievement (this store, by the way, does not unlock until after you complete the campaign). You need only purchase a single item from each to count them as complete - once you’ve done that you’ll see them in the map marked as “Complete.” The challenges aren’t that hard, in truth, you might just have to go out your way a bit to get a few of them (like wingsuiting in Lakeshore South for the Terminal Velocity challenge).Įach district has several stores, as denoted by green markers, and in order to get this achievement, you’ll need to purchase something from every store. You’ll get a ton, if not most of these while you go for everything else, but it doesn’t help to keep on track of the challenges and switching up weapons as you go - for instance, use the Dustlander Sword when you get it (30 kills will complete the Castle Kraken challenge) and also buy an Idol Pistol, MDI-77 Auto Rifle and Sawed-Off Shotgun when you can, as there’s two challenges linked to those. So, in short: do 40 challenges and you’re golden. In order to unlock all of them though, you’ll need to do 40 10 for Minor perks, 10 for Major perks and 20 for Elite. So, in short: complete a challenge, get a preset perk. This achievement is actually to do with acquiring all the perks though, and not much else.

But if open-world games and mayhem are your thing, then the Saints Row reboot might be right up your alley! Saints Row is a relatively easy 1000, but boy is it time consuming and super grindy. A lot of those will be collectibles, general missions on the map, and so on. Once you've done the main campaign, it's a matter of looking through the list and seeing what you have left over. Either way, we're here to assist, as some weapons for some of the achievements require unlocking in very specific ways. It's very much a game of checklists: do the main missions, do the ventures, do the discoveries, complete a region, complete a venture, and so on. Keep an eye on challenges too, switch up weapons and what not, as that'll help you in the long run.Keep an eye out for shimmering blue objects and take a picture (they're collectibles).Taking down threats and laying Ventures works, the latter even if you don't actually do the ventures just yet. In relation to that, getting the money earned per hour up ASAP is key.So the sooner you start saving, the better. The last achievement of the campaign, for the epilogue, requires $8 million to start.Others like to just do whatever comes to you, and that's fine.

Some like to clean up the streets a district at a time. Some people like to tackle the main campaign first. Honestly, because there are no missable achievements, how you approach Saints Row is entirely up to you. Explosions! Crazy set-pieces! All of it returns, and it's a world littered with secrets, and we're going to run you through the best way to get that sweet 1000. Anyway! It's back! It's open-world, as usual. Saints Row is back, after a bit of a hiatus, and Deep Silver Volition have promised a more somewhat serious Saints Row this time around, and by that, we mean more serious than Saints Row 4, which really isn't that hard! In the grand scheme of things, it's basically between 2 and 3 in terms of tone. For questions, comments or feedback, please visit the Achievements and Guide Discussion thread.