- April 26, 2018
- Perverse Games
Achievement Lurker: Another one bites the dust
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About
"Achievement Lurker: Another one bites the dust" is a lighthearted turn-based combat game set in the wild west. Play as Jordy and fight monsters to level up and collect in-game items, culminating in a challenging boss fight. The game boasts an easy 100% completion rate and a laid-back "Easy Life" difficulty, making it accessible for players of all skill levels.


- The game offers an easy way to earn a large number of achievements, making it a must-have for achievement hunters.
- Players can simply idle the game for a couple of hours to unlock around 5000 achievements effortlessly.
- The game is recognized for its straightforward mechanics, allowing users to multitask while it runs in the background.
- The gameplay is extremely repetitive and lacks depth, with minimal interaction and no real challenge.
- Achievements earned in the game do not count towards the player's Steam profile, rendering the main purpose of the game ineffective.
- The game suffers from technical issues, including freezing and crashing, which detracts from the overall experience.
- gameplay16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it repetitive and dull, often resorting to leaving the game running overnight to progress. While a few users enjoyed the mechanics, they expressed a desire for more engaging elements such as bosses and exploration, highlighting a lack of depth compared to other games. Overall, the gameplay is seen as simplistic and lacking in variety, which detracts from the overall experience.
“I really did enjoy the gameplay of this, but I wish there were bosses, places to actually venture to, and a way to not completely break my Steam every time I launched the game.”
“Not a GPU miner, pretty good gameplay in my opinion 10/4.”
“My issue is that games out there have more detail, more gameplay, and more thought behind the design and mechanics that also have achievements, yet Steam doesn't allow them to count towards your profile.”
“You can either just sit there and wait until you get them all, leave the game on overnight, or you can play the repetitiveness of the game's mechanics.”
“To add insult to injury, the gameplay itself is mind-numbingly dull.”
“My issue is that there are games out there that have more detail, more gameplay, and more thought behind the design and mechanics, yet Steam doesn't allow them to count towards your profile.”