Too Many Achievements

Too Many Achievements is a client-side Fabric mod that adds 1000 funny, strange, secret, and oddly specific achievements to Minecraft.

This is not a grinding mod.

It rewards the small and ridiculous moments Minecraft usually ignores: surviving with half a heart, staring at a wall, acting suspiciously around villagers, making questionable decisions, or creating an unnecessarily complicated situation.

Features

• 1000 custom achievements
• Funny, situational, secret, and unexpected challenges
• Secret achievements displayed as ??? until discovered
• Hint system for secret achievements
• Achievement progress counter
• Filter for incomplete achievements
• Categories and search
• Vanilla-inspired achievement tree
• Zooming and panning
• Unlock history with timestamps
• Notification queue
• Custom unlock sounds
• Configurable notification position, duration, and volume
• English and Russian localization
• Settings GUI
• Mod Menu support
• Button hover and click effects

Opening the menu

• Press U
• Use /tma menu
• Open it through Mod Menu

Commands

• /tma menu — open the achievement menu
• /tma settings — show current settings
• /tma duration — change notification duration
• /tma position — change notification position
• /tma volume — change notification volume
• /tma toggle — enable or disable notifications
• /tma centermenu — save the current tree position
• /tma reset — reset achievement progress

The reset command requires confirmation.

Client-side

This mod is fully client-side. It does not replace vanilla advancements and does not need to be installed on the server.

Compatible with Fabric for Minecraft 1.21–1.21.11.

What kind of achievements?

You may unlock achievements for:

• barely surviving a disaster
• watching rain from under a roof
• returning from the Nether almost immediately
• opening a forgotten chest
• doing something suspicious near villagers
• observing the world too closely
• making a terrible decision and surviving it

Some achievements are obvious.

Some are hidden.

Some may make you think:

“Wait… the game noticed that?”

Why?

Because Minecraft is full of small, weird, human moments.

Too Many Achievements makes them count.