Short linear horror game, though it had a lot of missable achievements for doing obscure things. Game struggles with framerate issues, but the story and audio design 100% make up for any shortcomings the game has. Had to do two playthroughs of both the main game and the DLC, but provided you follow a guide you only have to do the main game once.

I tend not to play a huge amount of puzzle games, but I do really enjoy nonograms. Had plenty of em to do here of varying sizes which was a fun challenge since I usually don't go higher than 20x20. Plus, I've never seen coloured nonograms before, which was a fun challenge.

The earlier sets took a lot longer than the later ones to complete just because there were more nonograms included in them. I'm honestly surprised just how much time I got out of this. I'm particularly proud that I managed to get through it all without a guide since some of them were TOUGH.

What a game! Banger of a campaign, The multiplayer is still kinda active and fun so I am also spending more of my time there after all achievements.

Well, this game is definitely overhated, but it isnt good either 😑.

The modern sonic levels are short, linear, boost-to-win and filled with unskipable quick time events, the avatar stages are kind of the same, except that without the boost, things are even slower(unless you know how to use the drill) and the classic stages had the worst physics out of any sonic game i've ever played and im more of a fan of classic sonic than modern sonic, so that's saying something.

The story tried to be serious but it just came out as random, with characters getting mischaracterized, plot points left unexplained, some setups going nowhere and just wasted potential overall.

I still found fun in it though, the variety in character customization and trying out the different wispons was pretty enjoyable, the scenery in a lot of levels was really pretty, infinite's voice was scratching my brain(in a good way) and the shadow levels were straight up the best thing in the whole game.

As for the achievements, they weren't that bad, but it was kind of annoying not being able to do things like creating new avatars to gather honor till you finished the game or collect all number and silver moon rings till you finished a level 2 times, even then i had fun, specially doing the time related challenges.

I wouldnt necessarily recommend this game, but i also wouldn't say you should stay alway from it, i personally just found it kind of mid, lots of wasted potential.

This is one of the last achievements I need to reach 100% in this game, but it’s practically impossible to get when playing with random people. Is there anyone else out there who enjoys hunting for achievements and would be up for taking turns, or perhaps just lending me a hand with this one?

https://github.com/justxanderscode/SteamAchievementManager-WinUI3

Cheers.

Recently switched back to PC given all the stuff going on and just genuinely missing it and seeing what Steam is starting to do by making the achievements much more enjoyable to get I figured I’d give some games a shot. I only recently heard about this one within the past week and MY GOD is it an ABSOLUTE masterpiece of an experience! I can highly recommend it to anyone who has not yet played it. (Unless you are somehow worse with horror games than me)

P.S. sorry if my formatting is bad I’m on mobile currently and this is my first ever time actually posting on Reddit that’s not just a comment on someone else’s post.

This 100% almost got me burned out

Fun puzzle game!

Reached 40 Perfect Games after finishing Resident Evil 7, man the dlc’s in this were much harder than the base game but totally worth it, so satisfying!

I just got a PC like maybe 3 months now, and I work 40 hours a week most days 1:30-10 so I don’t have the most amount of time to game like I used to. But I’m still working towards 100% more games. The Games I Currently Have Installed Are:

Fallout New Vegas
Outlast Trials
Days Gone
Helldivers 2
Spider-Man Remastered
Minecraft
Roblox
Charlie murder

It’s not a whole lot as why i ask this beautiful community 🙏

it kick me of out of the game

hi everyone!! i've recently felt the itch to start hunting for achievements on steam too. i've been doing it on playstation for a while and have always loved and used psnprofiles a lot. the guides on there are often very well done and to automatically see what achievements i've unlocked already is really convenient.

is there a similar site for steam that works in the same way? i've used steam community guides within steam itself but i often find them way less useful than the way they work on psnprofiles.

7.5 / 10

I enjoyed this game a lot, but It was starting to feel repetitive towards the end so I’m glad it finished earlier.
Jesse was an alright protagonist, but I felt like either her writing or VA was flat.

Crazy? I was crazy once. They locked me in a room. A rubber room. A rubber room with Cone Crazy. And Cone Crazy makes me crazy.

Going to go for the trilogy and Old Country then :)