GTA V Enhanced Steam Achievements: Mid-Tier Rarity

26 August 2026 · 7 min read

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Checked: Claude (AI) — fact-checked against the Ukrainian original; not proofread by a native speaker

This is the middle stretch of the Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced achievement list: the ones that fall neither into the rarest nor the most common tier. Below are the names exactly as they appear in the game, the official descriptions where Steam actually shows them, and the percentage of players who’ve unlocked each one.

One note on method up front: everything here comes from the game’s Steam stats page. If an achievement’s description isn’t shown there, we don’t guess at the condition or borrow wording from fan guides. We say it plainly: no description shown.

Where to check your own progress on Steam

Before looking at everyone else’s numbers, it’s worth knowing where to find your own.

1. Open the Steam client and go to your library.
2. Select Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced — the game page has an achievements panel.
3. It shows what’s already unlocked and what isn’t, usually alongside your overall completion percentage.
4. The same list is available through your Steam profile, under the games section — handy if you want to check progress from a browser instead of the client.
5. Overall percentages across all players sit in a separate place — the achievement stats page.

It’s worth not mixing up two different numbers: your profile shows your own progress, while the percentage on the stats page is the share of all owners of the game who’ve earned that specific achievement.

What the percentage actually means

On its stats page, Valve shows what share of the game’s owners have unlocked each achievement. That’s not difficulty in any absolute sense — it’s how common the action is among people who bought the game.

What follows from that in practice:

• A low percentage doesn’t always mean “hard”. Often it means “few people even got that far” — not every owner of the game launches the multiplayer, for instance.
• A high percentage usually means the action happens naturally during a normal playthrough.
• Comparing percentages only makes sense within the same game. Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced has 77 achievements in total, and this piece only covers the middle band of that list.

We’ve covered the two extremes separately: the rarest achievements and the most common ones. The start of this same list is in part one.

Multiplayer: achievements tagged GTA Online

These are the achievements where the developer’s own description states that it involves GTA Online. That’s the only reliable way to file an achievement under multiplayer — not a guess, the actual description text.

A few notes on each.

Dialling Digits is the most common of the three. Per the description, the condition is one-off: calling in a support helicopter once is enough. The official description doesn’t explain exactly how this option unlocks or what’s needed to get there — Steam only gives the wording of the condition itself.

Unnatural Selection has a quantitative, all-or-nothing condition: not “take part”, but complete all 10 waves. A single failed attempt doesn’t count for partial credit.

Stick Up Kid is also an all-or-nothing set, but by location this time: all 20 stores. It has the lowest percentage of the three, and the logic tracks — plenty of people do a one-off action, far fewer complete an exhaustive sweep.

If multiplayer is new to you, start with the GTA Online beginner’s guide — it covers the basic mechanics, not the achievements.

Non-story activities: Show Off

This is the only achievement on this list whose description is shown but does not carry a GTA Online tag, unlike the three above. It’s another all-or-nothing condition: not a handful of stunt jumps, but all of them.

How many there are, where they’re located, and what order makes sense to collect them in — the official description doesn’t say, and we’re not pulling that from fan-made maps. Steam sticks to the bare wording of the condition.

Achievements Steam doesn’t show a description for

Now the most honest part. For the rest of this tier, the stats page doesn’t show a description. That means we know their names and their percentage — and we don’t know the official wording of the condition.

That’s exactly why they can’t be sorted into “story / side content / multiplayer” categories — any such sorting would be a guess. Here they are, from most common to rarest:

What can still be read from this:

• Dead Presidents is the most common achievement in this tier — more players reach it than any other on this list.
• Small Town, Big Job sits at exactly the same percentage as Unnatural Selection — 12.3 %. The same share of players, even though we know everything about one condition and nothing about the other.
• The Government Gimps has the lowest percentage among the ones without a shown description.

We’re deliberately leaving the names in English: that’s exactly how they appear in the game and in the Steam interface, and that’s how you’d search for them too. Translating the name here would only get in the way.

What we’re not claiming

So there’s no illusion of completeness here:

• We don’t know the conditions for the seven achievements in the table above. Not “roughly know” — we don’t know them at all, because the stats page shows no description.
• We’re not giving step-by-step instructions. No routes, no coordinates, no order of operations. Where the official description stays silent, so do we.
• We’re not saying how long any of these achievements takes. Rockstar hasn’t published that.
• We’re not claiming these percentages are fixed. This is live Steam data — it recalculates as new people buy and play the game.
• We’re not tying these achievements to story missions. Even when a name sounds story-related, without an official description that’s only an assumption.

The game is published by Rockstar Games, and the official Grand Theft Auto V page sits on the publisher’s own site — that’s where to go for primary information, not aggregators. A full overview of the achievement system is gathered in a separate guide.

In short

This is the middle tier of Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced’s achievements: three of them explicitly need GTA Online per Steam’s own wording, one requires collecting every Stunt Jump, and the rest show only a name and a player percentage with no stated condition.