Achievements in Elon Simulator 2019 are tied to your total cumulative score across all levels, but the system is a bit buggy. Despite the score resetting between stages, the game tracks your overall progress in the background, so there's no need to grind out high scores in a single level. Just playing normally will eventually unlock everything.

Here’s a rough breakdown of what I saw:

Level 1

2,000 points: "You have left the Earth behind!"

4,000 points: "Welcome in Space! Put your contume on, bro, the air is so different here."

Level 2

1,600 points: "The space needs a weapon..."

3,600 points: "Meteorites... and they aren't that friendly."

5,600 points: "Your first great discovery!"

7,600 points: "It's official. You are in THE SPACE!"

9,600 points: "The biggest meteorite you've destroyed so far!"

Level 3 (Incomplete playthrough)

500 points: "The stars are moving..."

2,300 points: "Your mission is almost complete..."

Interestingly, watching others play shows that achievements pop at roughly every 2,000 cumulative points, even if spread across levels. One player unlocked their second achievement early in Level 2 with just 100 points—because their total had crossed the next threshold.

Basically, hit around 18,000 total points and you should have all 9 achievements. The game sucks, sure—but it’s free, short, and the achievements are practically guaranteed with minimal effort.