Digseum has all of Cookie Clicker’s dopamine hits condensed in one gaming session. All achievements are obtained passively, so relax and keep enjoying the digging minigame. Male fantasy appealed.

The Witch’s Isle is not particularly difficult to complete, but the lack of information/guides on the game complicates things. Certain profiles and items are obscure and hard to find on your own.

11-11 Memories Retold’s unique art style makes some collectibles blur with the environment. Replaying the final chapter 7 times for each ending was also discouraging, but a Chapter Select exists.

Great coop game with superb accessibility options and well-designed time trials. Unfortunately, Bread and Fred is plagued with technical issues and bugs. Some achievements are broken and won’t unlock.

The Witcher doesn’t have achievements, but The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt do.

Adding a deathless achievement to eurojank is… a bold move. An iconic and infamous blunder. All other achievements are great and The Witcher 2 makes experiencing both routes worth the replay.

NUTS provides a simple design with a chapter select and a few missable achievements along the way. Short length and completion time (~3h). Those squirrels are up to something.

Isle of Jura’s dev has made QoL improvements to the game, which translate to a better achievement design. You will still need to grind that one exotic fish you are missing for a few hours, though.

Urban Cards is a weird one: gameplay is great, but some botched design decisions badly break the game (debt, no deck reshuffle). Regrettably, it is also a victim of online achievements (PVP wins).

Amateur 3D Platformer with stunning visuals and janky jumping/camera controls. As far as we know, achievements have not been implemented and will not unlock during a playthrough.