Posted September 25, 2023
There's an achievement for solving the clock puzzle on level 2. I got it, and Gog says it's an unusual achievement, only 18% get it.
63% don't play far enough into the game to unlock the first locked hero, the elf Aeric.
These are not difficult achievements, you can't fully finish level 2 without getting them. It seems a lot of people give up on the game very quickly. Is the 100% that is the population used for calculating achievement percentages inclusive of people who buy but never install the game for some reason? Or is it only people who install it? I wonder if the percentages are shared with the steam version or unique to gog?
19% don't get the 'kill first enemy' achievement!
That's just really pathetic. It says nearly a fifth get bored watching the intro video and ditch the game permanently!
To me this all reeks of a failed game. The combat does seem repetitive, but there are a lot of people bailing out long before that point. If I was the developer, I'd be embarrassed.
63% don't play far enough into the game to unlock the first locked hero, the elf Aeric.
These are not difficult achievements, you can't fully finish level 2 without getting them. It seems a lot of people give up on the game very quickly. Is the 100% that is the population used for calculating achievement percentages inclusive of people who buy but never install the game for some reason? Or is it only people who install it? I wonder if the percentages are shared with the steam version or unique to gog?
19% don't get the 'kill first enemy' achievement!
That's just really pathetic. It says nearly a fifth get bored watching the intro video and ditch the game permanently!
To me this all reeks of a failed game. The combat does seem repetitive, but there are a lot of people bailing out long before that point. If I was the developer, I'd be embarrassed.
