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^This.
Killing floor had a huge amount of ones that I enjoyed. They are just a new way to play old games.
Same with left 4 dead
Games like Risk of Rain and Enter the Gungeon have items tied to unlocking achievements. You have to complete the requirements of that achievement before the associated item will spawn in the game for you to use.
But otherwise, it’s more or less just a bragging rights thing. (Although they can also be used as a means of gauging what content you still have left to see in a given title.)
It’s really nothing more than just pandering fluff for some fools who thinks achievements is mandatory in video games and would absolutely refuses to play them if they don’t contain them.
It’s really sad when achievements should be seen as optional activities you would do for fun or as challenges but they’re not necessarily important to enjoy a game.