I was very lost the entire game, dropped the game after talking to the blue king,i dont remember well but i think that i had to go to a vulcano and i literally had no idea where to go (im probably just dumb).Will try to play the game again sometime soon tho.

Fire Flies was the last achievement I got. I think I just burned myself out with the game. Had other games to play and never came back. Might have to come back to it since I was apparently really close to the end.

I was able to sequence break around getting robbed by screwing around with six(?) sponges and the purple beam, which if done correctly, bypasses that and the "getting the gun back" achievement (because you don't lose it), which probably explains the 0.1% extra on the "got the coins back" achievement (which is pure profit if you didn't lose them in the first place).

I'm not sure if this was some sort of crazy intentional Easter egg or if this was overachieving on my part (I even went overboard and had to restore to an old save state when I jumped into the green gun puzzle area without the gun)

Of course I finished the entire game and the DLC after that, haha. I love this stuff.

Any ETA on DLC Q! Q2 Q3 Q4 next year....?

I've heard of a lot of other designers doing things like this to track metrics without actually tracking metrics. Wonder what other type of information people could gather with achievements. I guess pretty much everything.

I never dropped out, it is just that good of a game!
Although I couldn't really bring myself to buying the DLC, it seems interesting but I'm bogged down by other games I'd rather finish first, as well as school.

I've loved every single minute of the gameplay (except the rage moments on some puzzles, but that's my fault) but i've dropped out before completing the chests achievment, and also of playing the DLC because i feel the game isn't very well optimized for a midrange notebook.

I even use throttlestop to manage and undervolt my CPU, but sometimes it peaked to almost 94ºC. That's the only complaint i can make to a beautiful and wholesome game like supraland.

Finding the final few collectibles was the point where I almost stopped. Having won the game already, motivation to keep going is difficult to maintain. Once I found happiness I was determined to find everything. One chest in particular (the last collectible I found) would not pick up on the radar no matter where I jumped, so it took an hour or so circling the map before I finally found it.

Collected all the achievements and had an absolute blast doing so! This was a really fun game to 100%. (Still haven't gotten onto the DLC yet but it's on my to-do list!)

As a weirdo who loves collectibles and achievements, one thing I REALLY appreciated was the surprise of not knowing what was in the chests! I wish more games did something like that instead of just copying and pasting the same thing all over the map! Thanks for the great game!!

The game looks awesome, and as an achievement hunter I really want to 100% it, but it's just that it works poorly on my old laptop. I'll surely come back when I will be able to :D

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Stopped just when the demo ended. Bought the game after I finished the demo, just need to find an opportunity when my mind goes "hey, that was fun, let's pick back up where I stopped last time".

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Stopped just when the demo ended. Bought the game after I finished the demo, just need to find an opportunity when my mind goes "hey, that was fun, let's pick back up where I stopped last time".

Gratulation & lass Dir Zeit !

Oh yeah, despite finishing the game, I remember there were a few bumps in the road for me as well, but I believe I've talked about that in other threads already at the time. From what I recall, they involved the two areas where you get shut in and are forced to concentrate on a few specific puzzles with no alternative gameplay to take your mind off them for a while, the factory and the blue town. I got a little stuck and might have looked for hints after a while, IIRC. And I did not like the boss battle at the end of the game for various reasons already given in the according thread. Eventually had to check a walkthrough for that too because it wasn't just based on what you learnt during the game but introduced new elements that were not intuitive.

What I've always wondered regarding achievements though - do their percentages include players who own the game but have never started it, or do they only start to count once the game is run for the first time? At least 93% of players who own it also giving it a try would be an impressive figure in these times where many gamers own a lot more games than they play, and considering that Supraland was in a Humble Bundle, too.

I was one of the players who got sucked in by the demo, btw, and had to buy the full game before even finishing the demo, so kudos for that! :)

I wantd to play the game until I'd have the sweet 100%. I did it in like 17 hours. This game is beautiful and if I could forget everything about this game I'd play it again. And again. And again. But how do you feel about speedrunning Supraland? I think it's pretty cool to see all those strats!