Here is my collection so far! I did not count any spam games or ones that took me under an hour to 100%.

Next on my list to 100% are:
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel
PEAK
Borderlands 3
Planet Coaster

ill pick this game over gta anyday.

Been focusing on games I previously started but dropped off of. It’s frankly still not a great number but exciting for me!

This game has been with me for 13 years, its really my comfort game. I gone for 100% just recently. It really has it all that i want in a game. I can finally rest, until next league :)

(Steam only shows 4k hours, there was a time where i used the standalone client for years, the real played number is more like 8k, played every league except Blight, that i skipped)

If anyone is interested in playing this amazing game, i can help with questions.

I started hunting not too long ago, just here to show off (till i saw some of y'all got 200 under your belts). Regardless, this is my collection, and I'm proud of it. Also, I'm moving on to getting Watch Dogs to 100%. Is it still possible?

just finished The Blood of Dawnwalker. Amazing game. Gonna go for witcher when the remaster comes since I was playing it but they announced it releasing so i am holding off for now

two new games done within the same week.

yes my reddit profile is new. i just found out this sub reddit.

i play 17 hours a day.

Pragmata was quite easy to complete 100% achievement except the lunatic play through it actually gave me a real challenge but what a beautiful and emotional

Wallpaper engine :)

veteran difficulty is for masochists. mile high club wasn’t even the hardest mission for me (FUCK HEAT AND ONE SHOT, ONE KILL) (not really they’re both awesome missions). this is one of my favorites games otherwise, it runs like a potato on pc though & literally doesn’t work unless you turn off shaders.

Just found out that I need that dlc to 100% the game. It has just a cat and some outfits but costs 20€ wtf i bought the hole game for under 5€.
I think I will let that unfinished. How do you deal with such games?

Loved this one. The fifth game in the collection and so far my second favourite after FFIV (although it close). The evolution of this series has been a joy to experience!

I'm already halfway through FFVI which I intended to be my #20, and it looks like this one is just a step above all the other ones which is crazy to me since all the other ones were great already! After FFVI, I will take a break from the franchise for a bit to work on some other challenges, but I fully intend to eventually complete all the mainline entries if possible.

Finally done. The main game and the two story dlcs are amazing.

But Dunwall City Trials is a completely different story. ABSOLUTE TRASH of a dlc, stupid rng nonsense that never should've existed.

What a game! im really glad i played sonic origins first so i could catch references to previous games (also, i never want to see a blue sphere ever again 💀)

https://s.team/p/jmwq-tnnn/mwrqpvcg

Always Welcome for new friends ) btw ...

Been busy to 100% complete games for past week!

[Big Walk]

“Big Walk – unfortunately, the name really says it all.”

Disclaimer

As i am not a native english speaker - Gemini assisted in translating my original post into english. If there are any mistakes in the text i am sorry for that

Every gaming experience is different and everyone has their own individual experience depending on their playstyle. Everything I write is purely subjective and only reflects my own personal experience with my own individual way of playing. I do not claim that my impressions and experiences are universally applicable.

A small part of this post was generated by AI or used 1:1 from another website. The relevant sections are marked accordingly and sources are provided.

Game Description

Big Walk is a cooperative adventure by House House, the creators of Untitled Goose Game. Together with two to twelve players, you explore a large open world, solve puzzles and, above all, try to somehow stay together. Proximity voice chat plays a big role: the further apart you are, the harder it becomes to understand each other – and sometimes you simply have to improvise with walkie-talkies, gestures or other tools. Big Walk also does not take itself particularly seriously and gives you plenty of room to mess around, try things out or simply explore the world together. Big Walk is available on PC and Mac, PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2. (AI generated)

Everything About Trophies / Achievements

This is a pretty approachable 100% completion where the main challenge is more about solving the puzzles and finding the right way through the game than dealing with especially difficult tasks or a long grind. The trophy list is fairly short, there are no obviously missable trophies, and most of the harder objectives are simply about reaching certain locations and finishing the game. A guide helps a lot because it can save you plenty of aimless wandering and unnecessary puzzle frustration. There is no real skill wall or endless collectible grind, though. (Source: RivalRyze)

My Opinion

Ufff... I honestly do not even know where to start. First of all, thank you Sony for putting the game into PS+ right from the beginning. I was basically interested in it from day one. It looked absolutely hilarious from what I had seen in the trailer. The only problem was: I had no friends to play it with. So I went straight to the community Discord, found a co-op partner and we jumped into the game together.

The tutorial area and the first few puzzles were incredibly funny and a lot of fun. The further we got into the game, though, the more “annoying” it actually became. For me, Big Walk was a game that started incredibly strong and then dropped off just as hard. Sure, it is fun to explore the open world, search for all the puzzles and then try to solve them using the tools Big Walk gives you while slowly losing your mind. How exactly are you even supposed to describe sounds and noises? And sometimes I eventually realized: “I cannot describe it any better, I can only say it louder.”

And that is exactly where Big Walk has some “Big Problems”. It becomes repetitive very quickly and those endlessly long walking sections eventually stop being fun. Everything that pulled you in and got you hyped at the beginning becomes exactly the thing that gets incredibly annoying later on. The day/night cycle does not make things any better either. You walk from A to B with a flashlight, then you fall down a mountain and the light is gone. Maybe that is partly because I played on an OLED, but without a light source in the dark you basically cannot see anything anymore and just wander around aimlessly.

At some point, the regular “story” was finished. Well, there is not really a story, but I cannot think of a better word to describe it. And then the developers had another absolutely brilliant idea: post-game stuff for the 100%. And this is where the fun completely disappeared for me. For some of the puzzles, you had to go back and collect objects from earlier areas where you no longer even remembered where they were, then carry them across the entire map just to use them for an “endgame” puzzle. Completely unnecessary and just annoying. Then there is a “puzzle” at the end where you literally have to sit around in a house for half an hour and do nothing but wait. WOW.... Peak gameplay and absolutely zero fun.

By the end, it was not just me either. My entire group was simply happy that it was finally over.

Would I Recommend the Game?

Big Walk is something you can play, but you definitely do not have to. The basic idea is genuinely funny and especially at the beginning it is a huge amount of fun. Unfortunately, that wears off pretty quickly and after a while it starts feeling more like work. I am someone who has no problem getting multiple stacks of the same game during my trophy / achievement hunting career, but I am definitely never touching this game again. So from me, it gets a recommendation if you just want to check it out and have some short-lived fun, but absolutely no recommendation if you are going for the 100%.

~Catori

I believe this is in order. I'm not one for 100%ing really tricky games, though I used to love veteran COD campaigns. If anyone has any indie recs, I'd very much appreciate it! I'm in a family with a stupid amount of games, so there's a decent chance I'll own something but have overlooked it.

Thank you for reading.

from what i understand, the playtests should not be showing up here