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CrosstalkEventsAll achievements will be removed due to a Valve leak
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All achievements will be removed due to a Valve leak

Crosstalk · published 10 Sep 2026, 23:56 UTC

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There were unique and progression-important achievements in Crosstalk that were meant to be secret, however due to a scoping bug Valve leaked their names, descriptions, and images to the likes of SteamDB. All achievements are thereby removed from the game. New ones may be added later on.

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