Wobbly Life 100% guide

Wobbly Life currently has 68 Xbox achievements worth 2,120G: 32 base-game achievements worth 1,000G and 36 achievements worth 1,120G across nine achievement-bearing title updates. The current v1.1 Crossplay update, released August 27, 2026, added cross-platform multiplayer and invite codes but did not add achievements.

• Online or co-op required: No. The entire Xbox list can be completed solo and offline.
• Co-op available: Yes. Wobbly Life supports online and local split-screen co-op, and v1.1 supports crossplay between Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, Steam PC, and Luna. The iOS and Android versions are a separate ecosystem and cannot play with Xbox.
• Missables: None are established as true missables. A handful of Space collectibles sit inside mission areas that may not be re-enterable afterward, so this guide collects them during those missions.
• Practical playthroughs: One world/save.
• Difficulty achievements: None.
• New Game+: None required.
• Point of no return: None for the achievement route. Do the mission-gated collectibles when you are already inside those areas to avoid unnecessary revisits.
• CURRENTLY CONFIRMED UNOBTAINABLE: None on Xbox as of 2026-10-14.
• CURRENTLY CONFIRMED DISCONTINUED: None on Xbox as of 2026-10-14.
• SAVE-LOSS PRECAUTION: Xbox saves have lost progress before, and partially finished missions or collections were not recoverable. Finish a mission or collection in one sitting, let the game save after major turn-ins, and avoid force-closing during world transitions. These habits reduce risk but don't eliminate it. If an established world ever loads reset or the game offers the tutorial again, stop: don't play on or create a new save until you've checked your saves and cloud sync, because continuing can overwrite progress that might otherwise be recoverable. Recovery isn't guaranteed.
• If an achievement does not pop when its condition completes, restart the game and repeat the trigger.

This route deliberately delays the two large Planet Wobb collection sweeps. Many presents and artifacts sit inside quest areas, the Ancient Wobbly Trials, Dreamland, the sewers, and other content that you will visit naturally, and this guide tells you to grab them as you pass. Clearing the major missions first prevents a second full lap of the map.

For co-op, keep the main completion on your own hosted world. Friends can make jobs, transport, fishing, and searching faster, but world-state progress such as your bank, collections, and mission state should be treated as belonging to the host world. Online guests have reported earning job achievements, and Museum hand-ins reportedly credit everyone present at the turn-in, but there is no official rule. Local split-screen guests may not receive achievements or mission unlocks. The safe approach is to accept quests and earn everything on your own profile as host.

Keep a Metal Detector after you buy one for the Jelly Car. Every Treasure Hunter vendor sells one for $5. You will use it again for buried museum artifacts, Treasure Hunt maps, and the Bard's Treasure.

Collect presents and glowing artifacts whenever this guide routes you past them. Artifacts on Planet Wobb glow gold until donated; once donated, any copy you find has no glow and can be sold. Never sell a glowing artifact. Donate artifacts whenever you pass the Museum so you can see which collection hints remain, and carry artifacts by hand or in an open truck bed: they can fall out of vehicles over bumps.

The present counter shows how many presents you have, not which ones are missing, so tick off presents in the Collectibles tracker at the end of this guide as you go. If you start this guide on an existing save, use the Museum and Emporium exhibit hints to see which artifacts remain and the Wizard's paid hints to locate missing presents.

Do not spend heavily before the dollar achievements. The $1,000, $5,000, and $10,000 achievements check money held in the bank, not lifetime earnings. Buy the cheap necessities needed for the route, then let your balance climb to $10,000 before buying pets, expensive vehicles, or cosmetics.

The same rule applies in Space. Hold 5,000 Space Credits at once before buying optional ships, clothes, or pets.

Start on Residential Island and use the nearby Jelly Delivery job as your tutorial. From here, work the nearby easy jobs rather than buying cosmetics. Your first useful money target is $1,000.

Go to Jelly Man's house on Residential Island and read the book in his upstairs bedroom. It tells you the spare basement key is buried in the garden and requires a Metal Detector. Buy one for $5 from a Treasure Hunter vendor (the City Pawn Shop or the Mountain and Jungle vendors), return to the backyard, locate the buried key, and open the basement.

Keep the Metal Detector for the rest of the completion.

Residential Island holds 13 presents; take 12 of them now. Most are ordinary house, mall, and outdoor pickups. Grab the grocery present while buying jellies, and the Jelly Man basement present on the bouncy-platform room reached through the green pipe and portal in his workshop. The rail-bridge present sits at the base of the middle support in the water: drop carefully off the bridge deck, and do not wade into deep water because Wobblies cannot swim. The 13th Residential present (the Clown Car at the Birthday House) needs a purchased outfit and is routed in Phase 2.

With the Metal Detector in hand, dig up the First Wheel artifact at the X under one of the trampolines leading up the Racetrack Hill mountain by the lighthouse. Exact spots are in the Collectibles tracker.

Use the map job icons and clear one successful run of each job below. These are simple one-completion achievements, so there is no reason to grind them beyond the money you need. Pick up the City presents listed in City Pickups while driving between jobs.

Do the UFO pizza immediately after the normal pizza achievement so you do not forget the time gate. A normal Pizza job must already be complete.

City Island has 31 presents; take the 24 ground-level ones now plus the Clown Car present from Residential Island. Leave the seven rooftop, crane, carrier, and skyscraper presents for Phase 9, when the Propeller Hat and Flying Car make them easy.

Three City-area presents need setup:

• Birthday House (Residential Island, Down to Clown): talk to the mother outside the house to start the task, buy the Clown Hat ($40), Clown Shirt ($50), and Clown Pants ($60) from Streetwear Urban Style in north City Island, and wear them to enter. Pull the battery out of the breaker box to distract the mother, then go upstairs for the Clown Car present. Buy the outfit after Look At Me Grandma! has unlocked.
• Bank break room (A Bank Un'Robbery): during the day (5 AM–7 PM) talk to the suspicious Wobbly behind the bank. Then, between 6 PM and 6 AM, talk to him at the bank's Staff Only door. Climb the first stairs, avoid the guard and jump the lasers, take the key from the room on the right, use it in the security room to switch off the lasers, then turn right into the staff break room for the present. Getting caught ejects you and restarts the run. You do not need to finish the heist. The midnight pizza night is a convenient time for this.
• Mayor's building: take the key from the Mayor's bedroom and use it on the locked door in his office.

The TV-station present is in the second-floor room next to the lift: take the Wonderful Wobbly Quiz poster off the wall and press the button behind it to open the top floor.

Optional: start Detective Buck's cases at the Main Island police station now (read the case board; one new case appears each in-game day). The Haunted House present in Phase 9 needs case 6, so clearing one case a day while you play avoids waiting later.

Artifacts here: dig the Dinosaur Egg at the X behind the City Museum (under the billboard), and drive through City trash cans whenever convenient for the random Ancient Scroll drop.

These achievements require completing the race, not a separate championship. Races are solo timed checkpoint runs with no opponents, so you only need to finish before time runs out. Finish one of each vehicle type as you travel around the islands.

Do the paid Fishing Job now so you learn the reeling mechanic before the later Fish Book cleanup.

The Waste Removal job gives you five toxic barrels per completed run. Each successful run ends after Gooey Louie eats five barrels, so ten full runs naturally cover both cumulative barrel achievements. Louie only appears while a Power Plant job is active, and a barrel counter appears when you feed him. Do these early because the runs also add cash toward the bank milestones.

Clear the three Farm jobs in the same visit, then do the Woodcutter job while you are already working the Mountain/Farm side of the map. The Farm jobs are linked and only one is offered at a time (Plowing, then Seeding, then Harvest). If the one you want isn't on the map, complete whichever is.

The three construction-site jobs share the same general area and unlock in a chain: Demolition first unlocks Recycling, and Recycling unlocks Construction. Do them back to back in that order instead of returning later.

Start Mining runs while you are on Mountain Island. Uranium is the rare glowing green ore, so it may not appear immediately. Keep mining until it does rather than treating a normal mining completion as sufficient.

Take four Farm Island presents and five Mountain Island presents while you work these jobs. The windmill present needs no flight: grab the bottom of a sail at ground level and hold on until it carries you to the top. The barn present on the raised platform is easier with flight and waits for Phase 9.

Artifacts: dig the Wobbly Rex Tail Bone at the X on the southern tip of Farm Island, and drive any vehicle through the Farm Island hay bales until the Fossilised Present pops out. The Uranium Gems artifact is a rare extra drop when you break a green Uranium deposit during the Mining job, so watch for it while doing Mining The Glowy Green Ore; if it doesn't appear, it can be farmed in Phase 9.

At this point you will have cleared most ordinary jobs and several repeatable grinds. Keep doing whichever completed job you find fastest until the bank milestones are done. Mining and short delivery jobs are both useful because they also move you around areas where you can pick up presents.

Go to the large ancient Temple on Jungle Island. Bring the bomb from the jeep parked near the pyramid to the blocked entrance, then work through the swinging-blade corridor, mirror/light puzzle, hidden-tile path, and blue-orb mechanism. Place the blue orb on the Temple pedestal to open the boulder route, use the side alcoves to avoid the boulders, clear the maze, and finish the final memory-pattern room to reach the treasure chamber and exit. The blue orb is also needed for the Ghost Pet chain, so retrieve it when the Temple route releases it instead of abandoning it somewhere random.

The Temple has eight chests holding 16 presents; open every one as you go (see Jungle and Temple Pickups below).

Jungle Island surface and the Temple hold 22 presents: the Sphinx, two waterfall-puzzle presents (the same cave as the Ghost Pet's green orb), the hill building by the Treasure Hunting stall, the bushes at the start of the Temple path, the grounded balloon basket, and the 16 Temple chest presents. A missing Explorer or Mummy clothing piece in your wardrobe means you skipped that chest.

Artifacts on this island:

• Ancient Wobbly Bomb: inside the Temple maze just after the boulder chase.
• Wobbly Rex Skull Fragment: break the cracked rock beside the large golden exit door on the western beach (the waterfall puzzle exit) with a pickaxe or bomb.
• Venus Flytrap: in the jungle just after the bridge from the Army Base.
• Shark Tooth and Deep Sea Shell: Metal Detector X spots on the north coast beach and on the beach just north of the Army Base bridge.
• Solid Gold Goblet: a random drop from smashed pottery; the Temple and Trials are full of pots.

Optional: buy a few Jungle Treasure Hunt maps while you are here. The Jungle vendor's maps are the only source of six Museum artifacts (see Phase 9).

The Ghost Pet uses two glowing orbs. The blue orb comes from the Temple. The green orb comes from the waterfall puzzle cave on Jungle Island. The orbs can be delivered separately, so do not risk transporting both at once if that makes the physics harder.

Take the orb or orbs to the Mining Job. Leave them in a vehicle outside the mine before starting the timed job so they do not vanish if the job ends. Inside, break the wooden wall to the right of the Mining Machine room entrance and take the right branch twice to reach the two-pedestal doorway. Place the green orb on the left pedestal and the blue orb on the right to open the secret room. Retrieve the tombstone and process it through the Mining Machine before the active job ends. If the secret door has already been opened in the current world, restart the Mining Job if you need more time for the tombstone step.

Start An Ancient Mystery with Steve, the archaeologist, in a house in the East Village of Jungle Island. He gives you a key and a wall map showing four scroll caves. Clear all four caves and bring back the four scrolls. The caves need a boat, a pickaxe, and bombs.

After returning the scrolls, retrieve the Trial Hat from the cave by the giant statue (log crossing, whirlpool raft, and lift), equip it, and complete all four Trials. The Trials use the hat to reveal or activate the intended route and finish with the ancient hoverboard race, which unlocks the ancient hoverboard.

The Trials area holds 10 presents: a plain pickup on the bottom platforms of a wooden scaffold in the first cave section, a chest on the river island crossed by rafts and crocodiles, two chests in the archaeologist's room (two presents each), the Frog Hat beside the exit lift after the whirlpool raft, and one Ancient Armour piece in each of trial rooms 1–3. Trial 4 (the hoverboard race) has no present.

Three Cave-collection artifacts sit in the scroll caves behind coloured gem walls you break with the pickaxe: the Jade Crystal in the cave under the City–Mountain bridge, the Ruby Crystals in the cave on Mountain Island's east side, and the Amethyst Geode in the waterfall cave reached by water. Carry the Amethyst out slowly in the boat and let the waves settle after each waterfall drop.

Go to the Secret Lab at the Mountain airport end of the runway. Do the Science Job while you are here, then continue the lab's shrinking/scientist objectives because the UFO repair chain uses the same location.

Work through the Secret Lab objectives until you have found the missing scientists and obtained the UFO Keys. Shrink in the corner office and find the four lost scientists; the Keys are beside the last one. Finding them also gives the Scientist Jacket, which you wear to pass the guarded door to the Fuse. For the Battery, move the forklift pallets onto the five coloured boxes and jump across the stacks. For the fuel, set the Science Machine to the fuel formula shown on the lab whiteboard and fill the barrel; the expected ingredients are Purple Chemical, Emerald, and Corn, but follow the whiteboard if it differs. Bring the Keys, battery, fuse, and fuel to the UFO scientist and install the full set.

The Lab holds 10 presents and is the most common place to finish one short. Work it in one pass:

• Main level: behind the large gear just inside the big doors; on the lift shaft, where you must hop off the descending lift about halfway onto the red-beamed platform; and on top of the crate stack on the UFO level, reached during the forklift battery step.
• Shrunk: five presents in the miniature lab (behind the Shrinking Machine, the bottle-maze table, the globe desk, the trolley cupboard, and the plank area). Find these while hunting the four scientists.
• Scientist Jacket area: the CCTV room and the rocket room two floors up from the vending machines.

The Mosquito in Amber artifact is in the shrunk section on the bottom level behind a red pipe, just before the third scientist. It shrinks with you: carry it back to the machine, stand near the centre (not against a wall), and grow back before taking it to the Museum.

Do the paid Weather Job before the larger weather mission so you are familiar with the Climate Club equipment.

Talk to Colin at the Climate Club and take the Data Hat. Gather readings from the four marked research areas: the City skyscrapers, the Paradise Observatory, the Jungle sloth bridge, and the Mountain Ice Cave. Return to Colin.

Next, go to Perfect Parachutes on Paradise Island and choose the Storm destination. Parachute into the tornado and take the storm reading with the Data Hat. After the hospital transition, return to Colin and complete the Weather Machine test.

The research stops take you past nine presents:

• Climate Club: drop into the broken lift shaft on the top floor.
• Mountain Ice Cave (ski lift on the north side): go left to the three tunnels, take the middle one, and in the penguin chamber drop down the hole nearest you on the right; the slide delivers the present.
• Paradise Island (Observatory and Perfect Parachutes trip): all seven Paradise presents, including behind the Observatory, the red-mansion hedge maze, the first greenhouse behind the red mansion, the pink building's middle balcony beside the taxi job, the garage dumpster near the car dealership, poolside behind Beachside Boutique, and behind the golf clubhouse bar.

The Ice Cave also holds all four Ice Cave artifacts. Bring the Metal Detector and one fish you caught, then:

• Mammoth Tusk: dig the X on the ice floor in the area past the slides.
• Ice Sculpture: buy a chisel from a booth, carry it back toward the entrance, turn right, and chisel the ice block.
• Hockey Stick: give a fish to the penguin in the booth with the fish-and-hockey-stick sign.
• Unidentified Fur: buy a pickaxe at a booth, break the cracked wall between the two shops, hit the gong with the mallet, take the middle slide, and pick up the fur to the right of the snow block in the Yeti's home.

You will usually pass 100 presents during this phase, which unlocks the Propeller Hat.

Use the Weather Machine to create a thunderstorm with lightning; rain alone is not enough. During the storm, a small island rises in the lake at the mouth of the Jungle waterfall river, near the small dock with a fishing pole and boat. Take the sword from the stone. Carry it by boat to the cave on the north edge of the map along the Mountain Island shoreline. Lightning can strike you and knock the sword away, so carry it in a boat or hovercraft and keep low; if it is lost, wait for or buy the next storm. Inside the cave, place the sword in the sword-shaped outline on the floor to open the vault.

The vault chest gives three presents, and the Golden Sceptre artifact is on the table in the treasure room. Equip the Ghost Knight Armour before you leave (see the achievement below).

Go to the mountain furniture store and interact with the giant cloud bed to enter Dreamland. Work through the Dreamland rooms in order: rebuild the route forward, help the stranded dreamers, complete the cloud platforming, obtain the King's Invitation, and solve the castle sequence that leads to the sleeping king. The jetpack and Moon Boots do not work here, and there are no checkpoints.

Take both Dreamland presents on your first run. Dreamland can be replayed from the cloud bed after you wake the king, but you'd have to repeat the whole route to recover a missed present. The first is behind the castle; grab it before going inside. The second is in the King's room: step in and turn immediately left to find it behind a gold pile. Do not walk further into the room first, because that triggers the ending and sends you back.

At the harbour sewer entrance, speak to the worker and then visit the Mayor's Office for the Sewer Permit test. The answers are available in the nearby book, and the test can be repeated, so there is no missable choice. The answers are: climb carefully around holes, fix pipe holes with your wrench, jump into a sewer exit pipe if lost, report criminals to the police, and leave mysterious valves alone.

Enter the main sewers and follow Deep In The Sewers. Repair the required pipes, continue into the Old Sewers, restore the Queen's water taps, then complete the crown recovery section.

The sewers hold six presents. Two are in the main sewers: one behind stacked crates in the pipe-repair area, and one behind crates in the room behind the locked door from the dock, which opens once all six pipes are fixed. The other four are in separate grate sewers: outside Grandma's/Jelly Man's house (wash the jelly off it), in front of the fire station (in the exit room; douse the fire if it blocks you), outside the Disco (dark; bring a lantern), and in the Mountain tunnel (fuel the boiler to melt the ice, then take the door left of the boiler; this one needs the Old Sewers key from the Queen route).

With the permit, any manhole or grate works (press Y above it on Xbox). The four Sewer-collection artifacts are in grate sewers: Louie's Baby Tooth (grate at the far end of a City dock pier), the Sewer Blueprints (grate at the Lab-door end of the Mountain airport runway), the Golden Toilet (grate on the open green of the Paradise golf course), and the Giant Lipstick (grate inside the small Farm Island barn with the tractor, under the hay bales).

The Bard's Bounty begins when you pick up any map page; no NPC is involved. There are nine pieces, one in each of nine small sewer branches entered by manhole, and the Sewer Permit is all you need to get in. The Old Sewers key and the Queen's quest are not required for these branches. The mission list shows "Map pieces found: ?/9", and an audio cue plays when a page is close.

The counter doesn't tell you which branches are done, so tick each entrance off in the Collectibles tracker. In every branch, follow the audio cue and walk all the way to the far end before leaving. A sensible loop: lighthouse, tunnel, Observatory cliff, Theme Park, City Dump, Power Plant, Weather Club, Mine road, Pet Store.

If you are stuck at 8/9, re-check the Weather Club branch and look behind the boxes near its exit end. That is where the commonly missed middle piece has been found.

By now you have visited the Temple, Trials caves, mine, Secret Lab, Ice Cave, Dreamland, sewers, fishing areas, and most of the world. If you followed the route, about 25 of the 55 artifacts are already in hand or donated.

Planet Wobb's Museum contains 13 collections with 55 artifacts total. Interact with each exhibit to see one hint per missing artifact; use those hints as your checklist. Remaining artifacts come from a Paradise Island trip, the Wizard's potions, a pawn-shop purchase, fishing, and Treasure Hunt maps.

Work one incomplete collection at a time, finish and donate it, let the game save, then move on. The easiest first collections are Cave, Sewer, Paradise Island, or Ocean.

Do all five deterministic Paradise artifacts in one visit. Bring a pickaxe and $15:

• Pineapple Drink: on a balcony of the resort hotel block beside Beachside Boutique; use the trampoline by the zipline to reach the rooftop plank that leads to it.
• Louie's Lunch: the glowing green flower at the back of the cave down the hillside from the Golf Club, on the east edge of the island.
• Sapphire Crystals: in the nearby east-edge cave; break the large blue crystals to reach the back, then break the blue crystal wall. If you fall through a hole, exit and climb back to the upper entrance.
• Emerald Golf Ball: buy a golf club from the Golf Club vendor, then hit the gold ball on the golfer statue outside the club to smash it open.
• Golden Golf Club: take the key from under a bench in the mansion hedge maze and open the locked case by the Golf Club's front desk. You don't need to own the mansion.

The Wizard's caravan moves each in-game day between four spots: the Paradise cliff near the golf course, Residential Island near the football field, Farm Island near the windmill, and Mountain Island near the mines. Rainbow smoke and accordion music mark it. Potions cost $30 each; carry them one at a time (the Potion Sack stops them breaking) and break each one on the ground in front of its glowing rune, standing close and facing the wall.

• Wizard Staff: rune behind a small building on the docks near the race start. Yellow potion.
• Wizard Robe: rune behind a hangar at the Mountain air base. Light Blue potion.
• Wizard Spellbook: rune behind the lighthouse in the Mountain Island forest. Red potion.
• Wizard Hat: rune on the wall of the Residential train tunnel near the Birthday House. It needs the Purple potion (Drought of Dozing). If the labels look different in your game, check the book in the Wizard's tent, which shows which potion matches each rune.

Sixteen artifacts come only from Treasure Hunt maps, and each vendor has its own pool. An exhibit hint's region names the vendor to buy from, not the item's theme:

• "Main island" hints: City Pawn Shop maps (Ammonite, Rex Arm Bone, First Wobbly Pizza, Prehistoric Spear, Ancient Crown).
• "Buried in the Jungle" hints: Jungle vendor maps (Fossilised Leaf, Cave-dweller Club, Ancient Mask, Golden Amulet, Wobblysaurus Footprint, Wobblysaurus Droppings).
• "Up north" hints: Mountain vendor maps (Trilobite, Rex Leg Bone, Wobbly Rock Model, Gold Pants, Raptor Claw).

Start a map, walk into the red circle with the Metal Detector, and dig when the beeping peaks. Each hunt gives one result, and duplicates of artifacts you already own can still drop. Hard maps may give better artifact odds and always give treasure that sells for at least the map's cost. Farm one vendor at a time until its pool is complete. This is the longest RNG portion of the Museum.

Buy the Solid Gold Ring from the City Pawn Shop window for $500 on the same trip.

The other random artifacts (Ancient Scroll from City trash cans, Fossilised Present from Farm hay bales, Uranium Gems from Mining-job Uranium deposits, Gold Goblet from pottery) can be farmed here if they didn't drop earlier.

The current Fish Book has 47 unique species. Nine of them appear in more than one water type, so you only need each species once (lists showing 56 count those twice).

Work through the Fish Book by water type instead of fishing randomly across the map: Shallow Sea, Deep Sea, Tropical Sea, Coral Reef, Docks, Fresh Water, and Ice Fishing. The Fish Book at each fishing hut lists every species for each area along with its rarity, and uncaught species stay unrevealed, so use it as the authoritative cleanup checklist and expect the rarer catches to create some RNG variance. There is no bait and no time or weather restriction. Water near the huts becomes overfished and yields mostly trash, so move away from them. Most sea zones need a fishing boat; Fresh Water and Ice Fishing do not.

Deposit or otherwise record each new species and keep moving between water types once a zone's entries are complete. Expect the rare fish to be one of the longest RNG portions of the guide, often hundreds of casts.

The four Ocean-collection artifacts are chance catches in specific zones, so they come naturally during this sweep: Coral (Coral Reef near the Jungle), Giant Clamshell (deep water), Turtle Shell (Shallow Sea off the Paradise beach), and Pearl (beside the small sunken ship in the channel between the Residential lighthouse and the Paradise Observatory).

Planet Wobb has 120 counted presents. If you took every present in the earlier phases, the counter reads 108 and only these 12 remain. That number is a route estimate, not a checkpoint: if you're lower, the unticked entries in the Collectibles tracker show what's left.

• Flight spots: the City-side rail-bridge support (on top of the lowest support nearest the Amusement Park), the aircraft carrier tower, the end of the bottom-right dock crane, the TV station roof, the pink zipline building roof, the right-hand blue skyscraper roof, the ledge halfway up the left-hand blue skyscraper, the raised platform in Farm Island's southern red barn, and the dip on the Mountain's northern plateau. Use the Propeller Hat and the Flying Car.
• The rear carriage of the moving train.
• The Wizard's tent: push aside the barrels left of the crystal ball.
• The Haunted House basement on Mountain Island. This needs Detective Buck's case chain from the Main Island police station. Read the case board to start it; one new case appears each in-game day (or after reloading the world). The present is in the basement where you switch the power back on during case 6, The Haunted House. To avoid waiting at the end, start this chain early and clear one case a day during earlier phases.

If the counter is still short, check your wardrobe for the clothing rewards (Devil Outfit, Explorer and Mummy sets, Frog Hat, Ancient Armour, Electrified Hair, Secret Service Glasses) and vehicles (Clown Car, Limo) to spot a missed chest or pickup, then re-check the Mountain Lab, Temple chests, Trials, and Dreamland. The Wizard sells a $100 hint that marks a missing present on the map until you collect it; hints can repeat or be vague, so use them as a last resort.

Go to the Wobbly Space Center on Jungle Island. The Astronaut Training Course costs $500. Sign up, pass the written exam using the information displayed in the training room, complete the spaceship test, then finish the gravity tests and collect your Space License.

Do not confuse earning the license with the achievement trigger. The achievement is for actually reaching Space.

Three major mission chains run in parallel: Space Cadets, Space Detective Agency, and Space Garden. After finishing a mission in one chain, the next mission does not become available until the next in-game day. The efficient route is simple: each day, complete every currently available chain mission, then fill the waiting time with the nine Space jobs, present searching, and artifact pickups. Sleeping or reloading the world may advance the day faster, but this is untested in Space.

Do not spend optional Space Credits yet. One early Cadet objective requires a small purchase, but otherwise preserve the balance for 5,000c.

Complete each Space job once while the mission chains are waiting for the next day. These are all one-success achievements.

Use the day-wait gaps to collect the 33 free-roam Space presents and 8 free-roam Emporium artifacts. Exact spots are in the Collectibles tracker; the setup items are:

• Captain Aurora's apartment present: take the yellow key card from behind the console on the Captain's Bridge and open the locked door halfway along the gravity-lift tunnel.
• Bug's Nest: facing the giant bug, take the hidden passage on the left to the secret room, which holds a present and the Space Bug nest artifact.
• Void Plant cave: low on the east edge of the Garden Dome asteroid, behind the waterfall, which holds a present and the Void Plant artifact.
• Asteroid Village: the hole behind the village sign leads to a pond where you fish with the rod provided for the Space Fish Skeleton artifact, then on through another hole to a present.
• Mining artifacts: during an Asteroid Mining job, mine a small purple Nebulite crystal and the blue-swirled Bubblestone on an upper ledge of the mine, and carry each up the lift and out of the job before it ends. Crush the Nebulite in the shrinking machine in the Space Mall Cargo Bay to make the Tiny Wormhole artifact. Nebulite spawns randomly and may take several runs.
• Pick up a pickaxe from the mining area before Cadet 3.

Hand each completed collection to the Collector robot at the Collector's Emporium.

Captain Aurora's Space Cadet chain contains three missions and advances on later in-game days.

The first mission sends you to the Mining Boss with his lunch and then asks for a milkshake. The milkshake costs 10c, so allow for that small mandatory spend.

The second mission sends you into a crashed spaceship to recover an unstable engine core. It is not established whether this ship can be re-entered after the mission, so collect everything now: three presents (down the lift shaft in the second vent section, behind rubble past the outer-hull door, and in the cockpit) and the Photo of Wobbly Island artifact. For the photo and the hull present, carry the battery from the first vent section to the slot in the corridor; this opens a door on the outer hull to the artifact room. Follow the vent/screwdriver route, release the core using the room's lever sequence, then transport it to the Cargo Bay for destruction.

The third mission investigates an asteroid anomaly and leads into the alien trial area. Collect everything here before finishing the sequence, as re-entry is also unconfirmed: a present under the right side when the blocks open in the third trial, a present in a small hole behind the route after the second lift in the fourth trial, the Dimension Crystal behind a pickaxe-breakable wall in the coloured-ball puzzle asteroid cave, and the Glowing Seed behind a tall rock on the three-obelisk platform of the biggest, northernmost purple-grass asteroid used in the fifth-key puzzle.

The Space Garden on the Mining Asteroid has three classes. Complete the available class each day, then return after the next in-game day for the next one. The classes cover reading/quiz work, growing a plant, and plant care with the motivator and bug-catching tasks.

Detective Biff's Space chain contains four missions and also advances on later in-game days. Follow the agency objectives through The Missing Specs, Rogue Robots, Shopping for Clues, and A Little Trip.

The fourth mission takes you to the Moon. Collect its three presents before you leave: in the tent on the hill north-east of the spawn behind Boris, in the cheese cavern behind a big rock formation (check the southern rocks first, then the north-west formation), and in the last capsule of the abandoned moon base after you restore the correct fuses and collect the key cards. Then repair the return rocket and finish the case. If you miss one, you can return to the Moon by talking to the attendant at a desk in the main Space Station area near the luggage job (community-reported).

Fly to the large Robot Factory ship and start Disarmingly Alarming. The mission is built around four stealth sections. In the final section, continue past the control room to obtain the keycard, return to the control-room door, and use the alarm control.

The factory holds four presents: beside the robots in the first stealth section, in the rebuild-the-robot room (behind crates in a corner), on your left as you leave the wall vent in the vent section, and under the ramp in the alarm-room area near the alarm switch. The mission can be replayed if you miss one, but that means a full stealth run, so search properly the first time.

Approach the Black Hole area and enter the crystal dimension. Work through the crystal puzzle and platforming route to the Space Crystal.

The Black Hole holds six presents:

• First parkour room: climb to the highest horizontal crystal beam, head north-west to the wall, and drop to the dim hidden cave entrance.
• Second parkour section: behind two blue crystals you break with the space axe.
• Second parkour section: behind a vine wall; throw a Sleeping Blueberry at it to clear it.
• White crystal room, left passage: hit the three white crystals in the right order, then clear a hard obstacle course. Look for the in-room cue and retry; if none appears, Right, Left, Middle, Left, Right is reported to work.
• Dark wisp cave: follow a wisp to a narrow passage in the left wall and climb to the alcove.
• The reward present lying before the exit after you defeat the Space Crystal.

The axe and blueberries are not something to bring in; look for them inside the level. The Flag artifact for the Collector's Emporium is on a small asteroid on the far side of the giant crystal from the entrance. Players have returned to the Black Hole for missed items, but the way back in isn't documented, so collect everything on this run.

Finish the Emporium as cleanup. The four mission-area artifacts (Photo of Wobbly Island, Dimension Crystal, Glowing Seed, Flag) should already be in hand, and the remaining eight are free-roam or Mining-job pickups. Artifacts in Space glow blue until donated.

There are three collections with four artifacts each: Space Explorer (reward: Shuttle spaceship), Mystery (reward: Black Hole Hat), and Living Space (reward: Living Space Outfit). Use the Emporium exhibit hints as your checklist and finish each remaining artifact one by one. There is no need to farm Treasure Hunts for the Space Emporium.

Space has an unusual counter. There are 51 physical present pickups, but the counter only goes to 50. The Space Crystal reward present (it unlocks the Mysterious Crystal Ship) is the one that doesn't count. Collect it anyway, along with every other physical present. Reaching 50 counted presents unlocks the Wizard Ship.

If the counter is short, use the Collectibles tracker first. The Space Wizard also sells a hint for about 100 that marks a missing present on the map; his caravan rotates daily between asteroids near the Mining Asteroid, Larry's Garage, the Collector's Emporium, and the broken ship. Re-entry to the Cadet shipwreck and alien trials is not established, so don't count on it. The Robot Factory mission can be replayed (the alarm restarts), the Moon is reachable again through the Space Station desk attendant, and the Black Hole has been revisited by players but the method isn't documented.

Now stop spending entirely until the currency achievement is done. Your Space jobs, mission rewards, and completed Emporium should already have supplied a meaningful portion of the total. Repeat your fastest reliable Space job, with Asteroid Mining as a strong option (blue and purple crystals are worth the most), until the balance reaches the target.

Do not treat 5,000c as lifetime earnings. The balance itself must reach the threshold. Deposit your credits at an ATM (the nearest is at the Mining Canteen) and keep a comfortable margin above 5,000.

At this point the Xbox list should be 68/68 and 2,120/2,120G. Use the missing achievement's category rather than wandering the map randomly.

• Missing ordinary job achievement: replay that named job and make sure the job reaches its successful completion screen.
• Missing race achievement: finish the full corresponding race course.
• Missing dollar achievement: check current bank balance, not lifetime earnings.
• Missing Space Credit achievement: check current Space Credit balance, not total earned.
• Missing toxic-barrel achievement: use Gooey Louie's in-game total and continue five-barrel Waste Removal runs.
• Missing Museum achievement: inspect the 13 Planet Wobb collections and their hints.
• Missing fish achievement: use the current 47-entry Fish Book and identify the unfinished water type.
• Missing Planet Wobb present achievement: compare the Collectibles tracker with the 120-present counter, then check the wardrobe clothing rewards.
• Missing Space present achievement: remember the target is 50 counted presents even though 51 physical presents exist; collect all 51 if the counter stalls.
• Missing Space chain achievement: wait for the next in-game day and check Captain Aurora, the Space Detective Agency, and the Space Garden for the next mission.

Once those counters and chain completions are clear, the full current Xbox achievement list is complete.