Achievement Simulator
Leeson · 2019 · Casual, Simulation, Incremental, Indie, Memes
PC
Very Positive81% · 94
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About Achievement Simulator
Achievement Simulator is a time killer clicker and idle game.
You have the goal of earning money, buying games, and reaching the end goal of 100,000 achievements. This game will give you the first-hand experience in a gamified environment at how those users with high achievement counts on the platform got to those high values.
You have the goal of earning money, buying games, and reaching the end goal of 100,000 achievements. This game will give you the first-hand experience in a gamified environment at how those users with high achievement counts on the platform got to those high values.
Features:
- Mouse only gameplay - Doesn't require a keyboard to play
- Achievements - That actually work
- Cloud save support - Don't ever lose your progress again
- Hardcore gameplay - Clicking can be hard
- Options for fullscreen and windowed - Who likes being forced to play in fullscreen
DLC & expansions
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Base game + 1 of 1 DLC at today's best prices.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Okay I feel ever so slightly mocked.2 found this helpful
funny clicker1 found this helpful
Highly satirical game, directly mocks the chaos of Steam achievement spamming games. You can even easily figure out which games it's referring to, lol.1 found this helpful
beautiful
It works, and it does what it sets out to do so I hate to leave a negative review, but the truth is it's pretty substandard as far as clicker/idle games go. There's really not that much content, there's very little reason to click after the first 20 minutes or so and idling doesn't really get you much. It would be fine for a free game, but I'd recommend saving your money unless you're big into these kinds of games.
Simple premise with a lot of nods to classic achievement hunter games. It's as simple as it gets. Click to make money. Spend said money on games. Spend time to 100% each of the games. Earn achievements. Win. I enjoyed the overall concept and loved the references to other popular achievement hunter games, even if I didn't understand all of them. The addition of a narrator was also pretty fun, letting me know each time I completed a game. The game doesn't offer all too much, but I genuinely appreciate the effort put in, so I'll have to recommend it.
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