With Embark Studios shaking things up and turning Arc Raiders into a tense PvPvE extraction shooter, it’s hard not to start guessing what kind of trophies we’ll be chasing. If you’ve played games in this genre before, you know the drill – a mix of grindy milestones, skill-based challenges, and a few that make you laugh or groan when they pop. You can almost picture it now: the first time you make it out alive, the moment you pull off a risky run with a bag full of rare loot, or the sweet satisfaction of taking down a towering ARC machine. And let’s be honest, grabbing a stash of ARC Raiders Items during a run is bound to be part of the fun.

Core mission trophies will probably focus on the basics – getting in, securing resources, and making it out in one piece. I’d expect a simple “first extraction” achievement, then bigger milestones like 10, 50, and eventually 100 successful runs. There could be a tough one for leaving with your inventory maxed out or for snatching a single rare item that’s notoriously hard to find. On the combat side, wiping out ARC machines will be a given. Smaller enemies might have tiered kill counts, while the big boss-like units could each have their own trophy. A “take down one of every type” achievement feels almost inevitable, and it’s the sort of thing completionists will grind for.

Then there’s the PvP angle. Extraction shooters thrive on those tense moments when players clash, so expect achievements for your first player kill and for hitting certain kill milestones – maybe 25 or 50. A more hardcore one could be for solo-wiping an entire enemy squad. And you can bet there’ll be a cheeky trophy for extracting with loot stolen straight from another player. Those moments stick with you, and developers know they’re the kind of stories players tell later.

Exploration and progression trophies will round things out. I can see one for uncovering all the main points of interest on the map, or for digging up hidden lore that adds to the world’s backstory. Levelling up your character, maxing out a weapon, or crafting top-tier gear will almost certainly get recognition too. For the real challenge hunters, there might be oddball achievements – like making it out without taking any damage, or landing a kill using nothing but a gadget. Pulling off something like that takes skill, patience, and a bit of luck, and it’s exactly the kind of thing that makes you feel like you’ve mastered the game. Whether you’re in it for the grind, the fights, or the thrill of discovery, chasing these goals will be part of the fun – especially if you’ve got your hands on some cheap ARC Raiders Items to give you an edge.