The official Steam page reports 39 Steam Achievements for MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls and lists Steam Cloud among its features. That makes an achievement index a useful Systems page, but the count alone does not reveal names, hidden conditions, DLC ownership, or whether a goal changed after release. This guide sets the scope for a verified list and avoids copying an undated community checklist.
Use Steam as the canonical list
Open the official achievement surface for AppID 3787240 and record the name, description, hidden flag, and current visibility. Keep base-game achievements separate from goals tied to a later product or event. If the store count differs from a community list, prefer the official AppID scope and show the check date.
The Systems hub covers Steam Cloud and platform boundaries. Updates owns a dated change if a patch adds, removes, or changes a goal.
Classify the goal before giving a route
A useful guide can group goals by story, mode, combat practice, online play, or collection, but the grouping must not change the official condition. If an achievement mentions Episode Mode, link Episode. If it asks for a combat action, link Combat. If it requires online play, show the account and internet boundary.
Do not translate a broad description into an exact number of matches, wins, or damage unless the official condition says so. Hidden achievements need special care: mark the spoiler level and use the current Steam description before revealing a route.
Verify a route safely
Read the exact achievement text, reproduce the condition in the named mode, and note the result. Use Training only when the condition permits it; a training action does not necessarily count as a match or story completion. For online goals, confirm account and connection requirements first. For DLC goals, record the related AppID rather than placing them in the base-game list.
Keep a dated progress note instead of claiming that one route is guaranteed. A patch may alter an objective or add a new character while leaving the launch count unchanged.
When building the eventual index, show the official title first, then a plain-language explanation, then the shortest verified route. Mark spoilers before revealing a hidden condition. If an achievement mentions a mode, state whether the mode is offline, local, or online. If it requires a roster or pass item, identify the product scope and do not tell a Standard owner that the goal is available without checking ownership.
An achievement guide also benefits from a “not yet verified” state. A player can see that the count is official while a route is still waiting for a live test. This matters because the store reports 39 achievements but the page text used in this audit does not provide all 39 conditions. Keep the index honest until the official Steam surface has been read completely.
For a completion session, begin with visible offline goals, then review any story or mode requirement, and leave online goals until the account and connection check is complete. Mark the order as a suggestion rather than a required sequence. The official count helps a player measure scope; it does not tell them which goal is easiest or whether a hidden goal contains spoilers.
Steam Cloud boundary
The store lists Steam Cloud. That is useful for save-synchronization expectations inside Steam, but it does not prove cross-platform save or that every achievement state can be manually copied. Keep cloud behavior and achievement trigger logic as separate fields.
Achievement FAQ
How many achievements are listed?
The official base-game page reports 39 Steam Achievements, checked 2026-08-09.
Are all 39 conditions documented here?
Not from the count alone. Build a complete index only from the current official Steam achievement data.
Can every achievement be earned offline?
Do not assume so. Read the condition; online goals inherit the account and internet requirements.