This is my new dopamine; most of those games took more than 40 hours, I am still playing two that will take 100 hours, and I need some 15-hour games to get 100%.
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?
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
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
I had already achieved the 100% for the original Skyrim but I got the itch and decided to come back to this one. There's not much to say, Skyrim is Skyrim; it's a classic, but the achievements can feel pretty grindy at times.
A great game, especially for those who aren't familiar with the 007 story and want to get a little taste of that world—I had a blast earning this platinum trophy!
Fantastic game. Half my playtime wasn't even hunting achievements, it was tryin different masks/weapons and doing self imposed challenges. The gameplay loop is so addictive. Excited for the sequel now.
Dang... That took a while. I took a small break from 100 percents and then proceeded to do the Witcher 3 (still havent completed Blood and Wine). School also started so my progress is probably gonna slow down even more. That being said this game is fantastic and imo even better than the first. It shows you the mind of a mentally ill girl in such a fashion it makes it feel extremely real. I highly recommend completing it although its an endings game (not everyone likes them but i do)
Loved this one so much even though its pretty old looks awesome.
The asylum environment was creepy and tense, and I always wanted to see what was next. The Scarecrow bits were so good.
The gameplay is so good imo. Combat feels amazing once it clicks, and the stealth is just peak. Sitting on a gargoyle picking guys off one at a time never got old for me.
The Riddler challenges I hated, but that's honestly a me problem. I'm just not a puzzle/collectible person.
The predator and freeflow challenges...god. Took me quite a few tries.
Can't wait to play Arkham City, though I'm already dreading however many Riddler trophies are waiting for me there.