Phantom Brave: Ultimate Master! 1.0% corrected for % accuracy I literally just woke up

Shadowrun: Hong Kong: Charmed life 1.1%

Phantom Brave: Cleared EX-12 1.1% obviously a prerequisite for the other one

Troubleshooter: Abandoned Children: The Art Collector 1.1%

Monster Train: How to Deckbuilder 1.2%

And finally, also form Phantom Brave: Cleared Ex-11 1.2%

So, three of these are from the same game, two were pre-requisites to getting the third. Feels like improper memery but I don't know how you are supposed to get this data outside of the steam profile panel and it only shows six of these.

I still cant believe I completed Phantom Brave after all these years but when it came out for PC I was DETERMINED to do all the content I had never gotten around to the previous two times I played it.

I played it on and off for YEARS in burn-out-inducing-spurts (first achievo was January 2017, Last is Feb 2020)

That shadowrun one was hard for me to do as a PLAYER. Taking Qian Ya's deal meant violating everything my character had been working towards and even going back to an older save to do it didn't make it any easier.

Has a WILD effect on the Shadows of Hong Kong events though, do recommend seeing it if you like the game and haven't.

Troubleshooter: Abandoned Children is a TRPG visual novel, so I had to redo a LOT of fights to get all that art, but I did it without knowing I was doing it just because I liked to see the different versions of events as I went, so tended to redo each fight all the different ways before moving on.

Monster Train I just accidently got super close to completion and then pushed myself to get the last three achievements so I could be "done"

It was a fun game, I was terrible at it, I needed a guide to get the last two achievements but I was so close I figured I had to do it.

The actual HARDEST to get was "Bother the shopkeeper" because I would literally never had thought to do it without a guide.

Its really easy to do, but how on earth would you do it naturally?