Welcome to our achievement guide for Thank Goodness You’re Here!, available on Xbox, PlayStation, Switch and on PC. This guide will show you how to easily unlock the Shell Shocked achievement for ridding Sue of her snail problem.
Shell Shocked Achievement Guide
This is a highly missable achievement and is obtainable late game, if you miss it you’ll have to replay nearly the full game. This takes place in the garden area of the game and is only obtainable on one instance when you’re passing through.
You will know you’re about to reach this instance as when you’re passing through the shed, the gardener will be on the phone. When you walk outside there will be a snail just to your right too:
There are a total of 7 snails. Important: Do not jump down the well after the one snail until you have punched all of the other 6 in the garden. Around the garden the 6 are all easy to find, including those on trees and on a gate.
After smashing 6 snails, you can jump down the well and smash the seventh snail. By jumping down the well, you will crush them.
And with that, you will unlock the Shell Shocked achievement. Congratulations! There are plenty more easy achievements in the game, see below for links to more guides.
That has been our Shell Shocked achievement guide. We hope you found it helpful. For more Thank Goodness You’re Here! guides, please see:
Thank Goodness You’re Here! Guides
- Thank Goodness You’re Here! Achievement Guide – A Lovely Pair
- Thank Goodness You’re Here! Achievement Guide – Patience is a Virtue
- Thank Goodness You’re Here! Achievement Guide – Sick as a Fig
- Thank Goodness You’re Here! Achievement Guide – Lights Out
- Thank Goodness You’re Here! Achievement Guide – No Post on Thuesdays (Damage all Postboxes)
- Thank Goodness You’re Here! Achievement Guide – Everything Must Go
- Thank Goodness You’re Here! Achievement Guide – Ménage à trois
- Thank Goodness You’re Here! Achievement Guide – Done Up Like A Kipper
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