
Achievement Machine is a colorful clicker game for those who wants not only to get tons of achievements in no time, but also to enjoy real gameplay and various gamemodes!
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[b]Estimated reading time:[/b] 1 minute, 21 seconds. Good news: in comparison with many other "achievement spam" games, these achievements fully work; all of them unlock properly. Even better: your progress is saved when you quit the game, therefore you can do this is as many sessions as you want. Bad news: you'll need at least 5000 clicks in order to get all the achievements (most likely more). Despite being advertised as a "clicker" game, [i] Achievement Machine[/i] does not belong to the clicker genre. There's no idling involved or resetting the game for a quicker progression. It is a clicker game in the sense that you will need to click on specific tiles from the board and this will in turn grant you one achievement each. Clicking other tiles is useful only for making space for the special tiles to appear on the board. Using an autoclicker won't help because the tiles have a certain inertia when they fall: they don't move from top to down only, but also slide left to right or rotate in the process and as a consequence empty spaces will be formed in the grid, where your mouse pointer is. Unless you constantly move the mouse, the autoclicker won't be of much use. Should you buy this? If in general you hate the idea of paying for "easy spam cheevos" (or if you want to protect your mouse against a slow death), then you already know the answer. If you've already invested in games from the "Achievement Hunter" series or others of their kind and were disappointed that there's no gameplay or that the achievements are broken, then you might want to consider giving [i] Achievement Machine[/i] a try. [quote]More reviews on the [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/11354094]Lilly's Corner Curator page[/url][/quote]
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"Achievement Machine is a colorful clicker game for those who wants not only to get tons of achievements in no time, but also to enjoy real gameplay and various gamemodes!" No. Achievement Machine is a clicker game, which will grant you a single achievement per click. Stop. The colorful menu offers only settings related to the (horrible and repetitive) music, and a play button that will throw you into the single level that this game is made of. The game keeps on saving so you won't even be able to reset the achievement counter.. but it's not an issue. For 4€/$ as its full price, you have a screen entirely filled up by colorful bricks - most of them are just a red, blue, green etc. square; others are alphabet letters and few are bombs, key holes or similar things. Although there is a small bit of physics involved (clicking on a block will make it disappear, but those above will fall down not in a vertical simple way but according to physics, and this applies also to the bomb buttons etc. with their effects), there is no real goal in the whole game. The game thus is a clicker in the sense that you need to click on every square in order to remove it and get an achievement (please, use an autoclicker if you must, I've had three times surgery on my right wrist and your health always comes BEFORE any kind of videogame or whatever it is), but it's not a "clicker game" - there is no bonus in idling, clicking for millions of times and so on. You will just keep on eliminating tiles and nothing else. On the right side you'll have a useless pause button, a counter of how many achievements you unlocked so far and a big yellow bar, like a charging battery. The "different game modes" that the game store page advertises actually refers to in-game triggered things like "hunt mode" - clicking some times on some tiles (don't ask me the mechanics, it's really wasted time on such a shovelware) will automatically bring on for some seconds a hunt mode in which you'll have to "chase" the bricks/tiles and everything will get back to normal, even if you keep on clicking or idling. Another "hunt mode" will, for some seconds, launch from left or right bricks and you'll have to click on them - stop. Or they will freeze. I mean, the game stays always the same. Due to the various nature of the tiles of course, as I said, an autoclicker in idling mode can't be properly used - you need just to move the mouse around the screen, since many times the bricks will block or fall down in a strange way leaving your mouse click on an empty hole. That's all. There's no strategy needed, you can just keep on autoclicking everything.. nothing will happen. It's not SO badly-made - there are no bugs or glitches, everything works properly and the sound and so on isn't put in a bad way in the game, but it's just an useless shovelware that will bring no entertainment or fun to anyone. It's just the same screen to click without an end. And what about the right column? Well, it will fill up until you reach 5000 points/clicks, in an hour or so. And then? The yellow bar will be filled up, with a 5000 mark. The bricks/tiles will stop falling down and a huge THE END screen will appear. "Secret mode unlocked!" Which means? That you'll play the same game, but blurry and crappy (you can see everything in the screenshots). Yes, the exact same game, with the exact same tiles.. but with no more achievements. So, basically, this game's based on nothing. Clicking at 4000 is the same as clicking in the first minutes. Same tiles, same music, same level. Shovelware to avoid, even if you pick it up in a bundle like I did (and paid for).
Oh look another Achievement Diarrea game You click colored boxes that look like condom wraps or drugs or whatever. They pop, the game farts an achievement at you. You click more, they pop, more skittlefarts. I wouldn't be as pi$sed if the game didn't throw this stupid 'hunt mode' your way every 10 seconds that breaks the flow of clicking the screen like an idiot. In which those annoying boxes now fly around like ret$rded lego cubes. STEAM - for the love of god, have some basic quality control over games that make it into your system. And implement some sort of Achievement cap so developers will stop $hitting out achievements as their game mechanics. Its lazy, its annoying and it turns your whole platform into diarrea.
There are two different games modes on this game: 1) the original game that when completed will give you 4999 achievements 2) a very pixelated version of the original game that when completed will give you the last achievement for the game completion. It takes time to complete but when done it gives you 5000 Steam achievements.
Good game to get if you're looking for some easy achievements :-)
For 5k achieves, you literally have to click the boxes. That's it. Nice aim training if you're into that sort of thing. 0.7 hours and you have them all.
5к букв для того, чтобы сделать надписи в профиле и все они дурацкие, каеф
unfortunately not more on steam to buy. I would recommend the game. it was a good achievement machine game. very good for achievements hunter. all achievements worked.
While you can use a macro to click you'll have to aim at the letters for the achievements to be taken in account. The 5000th achievement appears after the New Game + which weirdly looked like all pixel on my screen no matter restarting and other things I tried to fix the problem. I vote no for the pixel look, it made me feel like the difficulty was to guess what was written. Only buy it if you feels like clicking 10 000 times on letters, bombs and lightnings.. Getting it free is another option *winks at icaio*
Não compre. O jogo não cumpre a promessa das 5k de conquistas. Passei muito tempo jogando clicando nos quadrados pra completar 5k por quadrados estourados e automaticamente conseguir as 5k de conquistas mas só chega em 4999. Existe um guia falando sobre porem nem olhei porque acho absurdo. Era para ser simples porem o desenvolvedor errou feio nisso. Boa sorte se quiser.
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