Platformers tend to be exploratory affairs, where peeking into hidden corners pays off with extra goodies or new challenges. Even the more action-oriented ones like Sonic reward slowing down and seeing what you can find, and while speed and careful touch on the gamepad might be necessary towards the game’s end, for the most part they move at a measured pace with a middling challenge level. Cloudberry Kingdom isn’t having any of that, instead opting for a pure arcade twitch-fest that needs split-second judgment and good reflexes to complete. It’s also got an effectively infinite number of levels ranging from walk-in-the-park simple to “HAHAHA oh god no!” hard.
Jacob writes: "Every achievement hunter knows that there is nothing more satisfying than finally unlocking that one achievement that has bothered you for hours. Occasionally though, you’ll happen to stumble across an Xbox achievement where you’ll have to bring your A-game. These are the achievements that separate the boys from the men. They require focus, extreme patience and tons of practice and are definitely not for the faint hearted. This list details ten of them."
Is it even possible? Who cares? Physics disagree? Well screw physics.
The Cloudberry crew is back after a long break, and this time they're better than ever
