what is the game on steam with most achievements?

[thalanor]

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[J4MESOX4D]

10,274 achievements
http://store.steampowered.com/app/628490/Zen_vs_Zombie_Achievment_Hunter/

[thalanor]

and a good game with a huge amount of achievements?

[thalanor]

Originally posted by (ಠ ͜ʖಠ):

http://astats.astats.nl/astats/Steam_Games.php?DisplayType=Achievements

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[BigJumbo]

Originally posted by (ಠ ͜ʖಠ):

http://astats.astats.nl/astats/Steam_Games.php?DisplayType=Achievements

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[chaoticenigma]

the cap is 5,000 now due to over that causing issue with crashing. But anything that had over that before the cap was there gets to keep it.

The Logistical series are supposed to be decent and have lots of achievements, but it's not something I'm interested in. Tales of Maj'Eyal has a lot and is considered good too.


Most games with these ridiculous amounts of achievements are just meant to cash in on people that want a high achievement count.

[Messy]

cs go and killing floor 2 have like 200 each me thinks.

[Purpleater]

These ridiculously high achievement games really cheapened the whole idea of steam achievements. I worked hard for my first 3000 achievements, then I played the Zup series (which I do actually enjoy) and instantly shot past 10,000 achievements. I still play the achievement hunter games, but my achievements don't feel like much of an achievement anymore.

[Forcen]

You guys who wants this are part of the problem.

Also who counts achievements on Steam? Doesn't all reasonable people just count the unlock % and that stuff?

Steam needs to add more limits to achievements on Steam.

[Purpleater]

Yeah, I only pay attenttion to my completion rate and number of 100% games now. Although these achievement hunter games even throw those off since they're usually easy to 100%. I would love to see more restrictions/controls on Steam achievements, but at this point the cats out of the bag and Steam achievement count will always be meaningless.

When I say I still play achievement hunter games I just mean I don't boycott them out of principal if I'm interested in the game. Like the Zup series, which I actually enjoy as a simple puzzle game and also has some cool Steam backgrounds.

[Marcosdonalt]

Some games has names such as 'ACHIEVEMENT HUNTER or COLLECTOR' and stuff like that. Those games are the best to collect achievements.
Like these:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/743640/Achievement_Clicker/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/857010/HUBE_Seeker_of_Achievements/
But mostly these kinda games end up getting removed from Steam. BUT the achievements doesn't get removed from your account, so.
You can always use S.A.M. to collect them.

[userunnvnd]

I was gonna say tf2 because it has 520 achievements until I saw some games here and... dang!

[ReBoot]

Originally posted by Forcen:

Also who counts achievements on Steam? Doesn't all reasonable people just count the unlock % and that stuff?

Some people are in for the high score, as it requires less skill (basically just time) to inflate than the percentage. There's a weird culture I've heard about of console gamers (where gamerscores based on absolute numbers are indeed a thing) renting ♥♥♥♥♥♥ games to play them over the weekend to inflate their gamerscore. Welp...

[Wynndel]

nice idea

[tyy]

Originally posted by thalanor:

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Zup! X has 2800 achievements, you can get half of them in 30mins

[Neo]

Originally posted by Purpleater:

These ridiculously high achievement games really cheapened the whole idea of steam achievements. ..., but my achievements don't feel like much of an achievement anymore.

This is probably a good thing tbh. Achievements were just a cheap way to give games "replay value" without actually adding anything meaningful to the gameplay itself. Cheapening their value and making them feel worthless actually helps counter the psychological manipulation involved in their inherent function.