



#19 - Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time + Collection (total Plat Time - 206 hours(!!!)
It's finally over. I never want to 106% this game ever again, but I'm glad I did and have evidence for all of time that I did it




It's finally over. I never want to 106% this game ever again, but I'm glad I did and have evidence for all of time that I did it
I'm finally free from this nightmare of a game
Night dive, you’re our only hope. If you don’t then the ancients will win and we will NEVER win at ring toss. You know what you must do…
It’s a short micro-game that’s free on Steam. It’s a really surreal and interesting game about theology, cosmology and human evolution. I’d recommend it if you like weird art games like I do. Only takes like 30 mins to beat so it’s a good little palette cleanser between different full length games
I think most people have at least a couple of games in their library that are so challenging, tedious or time consuming to 100% that you just “ooh hell no” from the start and don’t even try.
Some of those games for my library are:
Wolfenstein II the new colossus
Civilization V
Halo MCC
What are some games in your library that you feel this way about?
Really great remake of one of my favorite games of all time. Essentially a carbon copy of the original but with a few very minor quality of life changes. They even kept in all the exploits that people use in the original to get Foxhound rank. Hardest achievement to get was Foxhound by far. Even using new game + items like the patriot and the AT Camo, it still is pretty difficult, especially managing the boss fights without taking enough damage (on top of it being a deathless run, you also can only lose 5 life bars worth of damage from start to finish, so taking any damage at all is not advisable). Really fun challenge to get through though, even with the 5 hour max time limit (which is actually much more generous than it seems)