fun and easy games to 100% on steam

[Guawaa]

Hi everyone, one of my favorite things to do when playing steam games is to get every single achievement. However, when looking at easy games to 100% I notice people put quick and boring $2 games, so here are some games to 100% that are easier than others.


Sonic CD: this one is a classic game that has had a lot of quality of life changes, and can be 100% in less than 20 hours. the 2 hardest ones are probably to get 25 or less minutes total in the time attack or getting all the time stones since the mini game can be a pain, but its simple enough that they shouldn't take too long. Sonic mania is an honorable mention but its a tad longer overall.

The henry stickman collection: if you ever played old school flash games back in the early to mid 2000's, this one should be a staple. the whole collection is a point and click adventure, so at most you might just have to click faster (insane I know). its hardest achievement for me was getting all the bios in complete the mission, which is where you left click on every character in all of the story-lines, but it should take only an hour or so since so many characters repeat.

Scribblenauts unlimited: this franchise was a classic on the DS, and it feels right at home on pc. In less than 4 hours I already had 40% percent done. most of the riddles are easy for an older audience, but its charm will keep you around. Its hardest achievement is getting every starite, which should be a walk in the park. I plan to finish this one after Yakuza 0


Overall, those 3 are just some of the games I own with a quick completion rate. For every Yakuza or Borderlands game that has a lot to offer, Its good to take a break and just play a game that's achievement are easy and still fun to earn. If you have any fun and quick games to 100% Id love to hear them.

[mdesaleah]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1085180/Gunvolt_Chronicles_Luminous_Avenger_iX/

100% achievements is just beat the game and get everything from the coin shop which is easy. Now 100% the actual game outside of achievements is where it gets difficult.

Although you might as well get the first game if youre actually interested outside of achievements. But achievements in the first game are brutal.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/388800/Azure_Striker_Gunvolt/

[Mythical Ostrich]

Lego Lord of the Rings, very easy to get 100%

[Dynya27]

Indeed

[hCerisu ❤]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/401810/Poi/

A cute indie platformer that doesn't have any achievements most people would have trouble with. You'll have to beat the game twice to get all the achievements tho.

[crunchyfrog]

Yup, I'd second any of the Lego games, as they are always pretty damned processional to get achievements to 100%.

What I would also add here is that you can also check on Gamefaqs for a rating on how easy a game is generally (not for acheivements, particularly, but it's obviously relevant), and certain achievement sites likeplaystationtrophies.com track how easy it is to 100% given games. I have no idea though if there's a PC based equivalent site.

It's a starting point at least. Oh and there's always howlongtobeat.com for a really rough guide to various things which can be helpful too, such as game length.

[𝑀𝒾𝓈𝓈 𝒥𝒶𝑒]

The real question is why would you even care about 100% achievements?

I haven't cared since Halo 3 required 1000 achievement points on XBOX 360 along with all skulls to get the katana on your back.


(Point being that there's no usable reward for getting achievements)

[Guawaa]

Originally posted by Mishi:

The real question is why would you even care about 100% achievements?

I haven't cared since Halo 3 required 1000 achievement points on XBOX 360 along with all skulls to get the katana on your back.


(Point being that there's no usable reward for getting achievements)

Simply put it, it’s just fun to complete games. It’s like when you finish a big project or something and you get a feeling of something being completed. Also achievements usually give you a sort of checklist of everything you should do, such as hollow knight

[JVC]

If you like to 100% a game you might want to consider some adventure games. Most adventure games are rather linear so most of them are relatively simple to get to 100%. Usually it will only be a few achievements that need you to do something unexpected instead of just playing the game normally and systematically examining the environment and the objects.

[FoxLeks]

I advise you to look at popular sites where Achievements hunters !
https://steamcommunity.com/groups/100pAG
https://completionist.me/steam/profile/76561198025445358
https://www.exophase.com/user/FoxLeks/

It will be a good theory experience for you as others to get quick gains in games 100%.

[crunchyfrog]

Originally posted by Bye:

The real question is why would you even care about 100% achievements?

I haven't cared since Halo 3 required 1000 achievement points on XBOX 360 along with all skulls to get the katana on your back.


(Point being that there's no usable reward for getting achievements)

Easy - empathy.

It takes all sorts to make a world and it really is a YOU problem if you can't fathom why some people would love to tidy things up micely like this. Some do, some don't, end of.

I can't stand fighting games as they do nothing for me, but I don't go around saying nobody should be interested in them.

[Lunacy]

Originally posted by Bye:

The real question is why would you even care about 100% achievements?

A sense of Pride & Accomplishment?
And sometimes it gives some people more incentive to keep playing past a standard run. They're fun to collect.

[Maitre Malterre]

Play Warhammer: Vermintide 2 - 26 easy to get achievements

[xenoonex369]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/923260/Golf_Peaks/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1506510/The_Ramp/

[crunchyfrog]

Originally posted by Lunacy:

Originally posted by Bye:

The real question is why would you even care about 100% achievements?

A sense of Pride & Accomplishment?
And sometimes it gives some people more incentive to keep playing past a standard run. They're fun to collect.

I've actually revised my answer to these sort of daft unempathetic questions.

For instance, when someone why do you care about achievements?" perhaps the easiest answer is
"the same reason you care about games".

[JW1KCARRY]

its okey bro ~:)