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Cherry Requirements??
Hey there. I was wondering if there was a list somewhere other than in-game which shows the cherry requirements for games. I know It says how in game after you beat a game but I'm wanting to try to cherry them right away but can't find a list anywhere which shows this.
Écrit par Kitsune Zeta:
Broadly speaking, Gold is for beating the game (or, in games with no ending, getting above some score or level threshold). Cherry is usually some level of completion above that and will generally require obtaining Gold in the process of doing so (and in some cases, also requiring you to get the Gift goal in the process, even if it's otherwise not needed).

I'll give 4 examples:

Mooncat: Gold is Finding an egg (beating the game with any route). Cherry is Finding All Three Eggs, which will require the gift goal of finding and using a warp.

Big Bell Race: In theory, Gold is possible without getting the gift, but good luck getting overall first place without ever finishing a race in first. In any case, while having first overall is what's needed for Gold, having 72 points (1st Place Finishes in all 8 races) is what is required for Cherry.

Night Manor: Gold is simply beating the game, and I'm not sure if it cares about what ending you get. Cherry is beating the game with the secret ending.

Quibble Race: This is a fun one where the separate records for Gold and Cherry actually make sense. For Gold, you have to win a single-player game with a minimum of 6 races. Cherry, though, requires EXACTLY 6 races, and you have to also have $10,000 after the final race.

Now the steam guides section does have a listing of what all the Gift, Gold, and Cherry goals are (though it lacks some of the specific nuances on some games).

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3335464605
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Broadly speaking, Gold is for beating the game (or, in games with no ending, getting above some score or level threshold). Cherry is usually some level of completion above that and will generally require obtaining Gold in the process of doing so (and in some cases, also requiring you to get the Gift goal in the process, even if it's otherwise not needed).

I'll give 4 examples:

Mooncat: Gold is Finding an egg (beating the game with any route). Cherry is Finding All Three Eggs, which will require the gift goal of finding and using a warp.

Big Bell Race: In theory, Gold is possible without getting the gift, but good luck getting overall first place without ever finishing a race in first. In any case, while having first overall is what's needed for Gold, having 72 points (1st Place Finishes in all 8 races) is what is required for Cherry.

Night Manor: Gold is simply beating the game, and I'm not sure if it cares about what ending you get. Cherry is beating the game with the secret ending.

Quibble Race: This is a fun one where the separate records for Gold and Cherry actually make sense. For Gold, you have to win a single-player game with a minimum of 6 races. Cherry, though, requires EXACTLY 6 races, and you have to also have $10,000 after the final race.

Now the steam guides section does have a listing of what all the Gift, Gold, and Cherry goals are (though it lacks some of the specific nuances on some games).

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3335464605
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KBJ 14 oct. 2024 à 8h11 
Kitsune Zeta a écrit :
Broadly speaking, Gold is for beating the game (or, in games with no ending, getting above some score or level threshold). Cherry is usually some level of completion above that and will generally require obtaining Gold in the process of doing so (and in some cases, also requiring you to get the Gift goal in the process, even if it's otherwise not needed).

I'll give 4 examples:

Mooncat: Gold is Finding an egg (beating the game with any route). Cherry is Finding All Three Eggs, which will require the gift goal of finding and using a warp.

Big Bell Race: In theory, Gold is possible without getting the gift, but good luck getting overall first place without ever finishing a race in first. In any case, while having first overall is what's needed for Gold, having 72 points (1st Place Finishes in all 8 races) is what is required for Cherry.

Night Manor: Gold is simply beating the game, and I'm not sure if it cares about what ending you get. Cherry is beating the game with the secret ending.

Quibble Race: This is a fun one where the separate records for Gold and Cherry actually make sense. For Gold, you have to win a single-player game with a minimum of 6 races. Cherry, though, requires EXACTLY 6 races, and you have to also have $10,000 after the final race.

Now the steam guides section does have a listing of what all the Gift, Gold, and Cherry goals are (though it lacks some of the specific nuances on some games).

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3335464605

Very detailed and helpful information. Thank you for taking the time to answer my question so thoroughly.
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