r/steamachievements

what a beautiful game

Games done / doing so far:

done

- Pizza Tower
- Celeste
- Half-Life 2
- Sonic Mania
- Pikuniku
- Portal
- Post Void
- Henry Stickmin
- Gang Beasts

doing

- Hollow Knight 62/63 (guess which achievement)
- Cuphead
- Metal Gear Rising: Revengance
- Metal Gear Solid
- Balatro
- Resident Evil 4 2005

Hey I just got my first platinum and I had a question: how do you all display your platinums on your profile? Post some screenshots!

Code vein - The game was kinda fun other than two annoying bosses that i can still remember, completion though was not so fun. One of the achievements that require you to get 400 marks took me about 20~ hours on it's own. (You can do it faster in multiplayer if you want but i appreciate that they added the ability to get it solo. No multiplayer achievements, huge bonus).

Crush crush - Idle cookie clicker type game with anime girls and dating sim elements. Not sure how long the 100% would take if you were trying to get it but this was one of my turn brain off games for a long while, when i'd just feel like watching youtube or something. Game is free, with optional purchases that speed up the progress. Been a while since i played but unless they changed stuff, spending money wasn't require to progress.

GTA VC Definitive Edition - I already have the trilogy 100%'ed on playstation and i've played the originals more than i can remember throughout my life so this wasn't bad at all. Collectibles aren't bad, side content is easy for the most part, the only annoying part about this completion is the requirement to get a godfather criminal rating, which you can cheese if you so wish. I'm also happy that they fixed the definitive editions for the most part, they aren't anywhere close to how they were on release.

Persona 3 Reload - Would definitely recommend rpg fans to play this one. There is only one huge negative to this game that i can think about and that's the amount of dungeons. It becomes such a slog, and the dlc adds even more of them... thanks atlus. It gets a pass though because the cast is memorable and the story is amazing. When it comes to completion - if you don't want to have to replay a 100+hour game several times, a guide is basically a must. Lots of missable stuff.

Vampire survivors - probably won't get to keep the 100% for long since they're gonna add more achievements for the newest dlc soon but the game was fun... for the first 10~ hours or so. Afterwards it becomes so mind numbingly easy even with all debuffs that the only thing which kept me hooked on the game was ticking down the achievement list. But game is cheap, and seriously addicting at the start, so can't really complain.

And that's all for now. Next i will work on GTA San Andreas (my fav game of all time) and MAYBE gta 3... which i dread even thinking about after remembering the ambulance mission and how long it took last time.

Time to start Metro exodus soon.

After getting nowhere trying to find a co-op partner, I spent ~12 hours across roughly 8 runs controlling two Laras by myself just to finish the Endurance co-op achievements.

Unnecessarily time-consuming, but 100% worth it.

The things we do for a perfect game.

Excellent game, hard-won but fair achievements, DLC being purely optional is insane. Not to mention that it was the first time I had fun starting at different levels of NG+, only needing a total of 5 races to recover from some mistakes when collecting items + some shit hours grinding convenants (Anor Londo/Carthus Catacombs). Thinking about adapting the guide i followed for Steam later if possible, it was very useful.

In #30 I intend to post the complete collection, I have some pastime games but nothing from CS:GO until then lol.

Absolute Torture!!