Leaked MGS V: Ground Zeroes Achievements Reveal Short Game

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Someone has leaked the achievements for Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes. The $40 prequel to the game’s second half, Phantom Pain (release date: TBA), has seen valuable information make its way to Xbox Achievements, revealing just how much of the game there should be to play.

Spoiler Warning: Leaked Achievements Contain Story-Sensitive Spoilers. Proceed At Your Own Discretion

Reunion50 
Reunited with Chico or Paz
Downfall50 
Cleared the “Ground Zeroes” mission
Genesis50 
Cleared a Side Op or Extra Op
Accomplished50 
Cleared all missions (including Side Ops and Extra Ops)
Skilled100 
Cleared any mission (including Side Ops and Extra Ops) with a S-rank
Hero250 
Cleared all missions (including Side Ops and Extra Ops) with a S-rank
Rescue50 
In the “Ground Zeroes” mission, rescued the prisoner to be executed and extracted him via chopper
Depth50 
Cleared the “Eliminate the Renegade Threat” Side Op by extracting both targets
Pacifist50 
Cleared the “Intel Operative Rescue” Side Op without killing a single enemy
Infiltration50 
Cleared the “Classified Intel Acquisition” Side Op while riding in the back of a truck
Extraction50 
In the “Destroy the Anti-Air Emplacements” Side Op, rescued and extracted all prisoners via chopper
Hidden50 
Cleared the “Jamais Vu” Extra Op with 0 enemy combat statuses
Unlocked50 
Unlocked all trials
Information50 
Obtained all cassette tapes
Insignia50 
Obtained all XOF unit patches

Judging by the achievements alone, it looks like Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes will consist of one long mission, followed by several Side Ops, several time-padding collectibles to find, some sort of trial system (perhaps some stretch of VR training?) and a console-specific bonus Op. The Xbox mission is Jamais Vu, starring Raiden, while Deja Vu involves Metal Gear Solid 1-era Snake.

Hopefully game director Hideo Kojima can pull off some major depth and content when it comes to Ground Zeroes. He’s taking a big risk with Metal Gear Solid V proper by splitting it up in two halves, especially with the intention of having consumers spend ~$100 total for the entirety of the story. Perhaps in an open world stealth environment, the experience might be worth it.

We’ll have to find out when Metal Gear Solid V releases for the PS4, Xbox One, PS3 and Xbox 360 on March 18th.

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