Genshin Impact 2.5 Hidden Achievements

Genshin Impact 2.5 hidden achievements are secret achievements that the developers added in the new update. The game doesn’t tell you anything about them, especially not what you need to do to unlock these trophies. That’s why we come in with our Genshin 2.5 Hidden Achievements guide to help you out, in which we’ll show you how to get them all.

Genshin Impact 2.5 Hidden Achievements

There are five hidden achievements in Genshin Impact Update 2.5. First off, there’s Inugami’s End, where you need to destroy two Rifthound Skulls (aka the floating gray-blue dog heads) within a short time. The easiest way to do this is to use a Geo character like Nigguang. The second hidden achievement is Hard Landing, which requires you to bring down a climbing Bathysmal Vishap. When you see one of these monsters climb onto a wall, slam said wall with either a Geo attack or a claymore. Break the wall and make the Vishap fall to the ground.

Hidden achievement #3 is Basically Harmless, which is a fairly easy one to get. Your task is to defeat a Specter (the cute balloon-like things with white petals) that has not accumulated any Fury. Now, Specters get Fury when hit with strong attacks and bursts. So, use only weak attacks, and you’ll be fine. The fourth Genshin Impact 2.5 hidden achievement, Beware of Angry Dog, is really tricky. You’ll have to defeat a roaring Rifthound, aka deliver the final blow while the roaring animation is playing. Rifthounds only roar when there’s Rifthound Whelp around, so make sure to keep one of them alive. Bring the adult dog down to almost dead, wait for the roar, and strike.

The fifth and final achievement is Impeccable Judgement, in which you need to “only shoot down your real opponent.” This is where we get into spoilers a little. After completing Ei’s second story act, you’ll get new weekly fight with Raiden Shogun. In the first phase, the enemy will sometimes create four clones. You mustn’t hit the clones even once. The original’s attacks come in the shape of an X, while clones attack with single slashes, that’s how you’ll tell them apart. Huge thanks to Kramiel for figuring all of this stuff out.