MTV:Bragging rights are an interesting aspect of the video game community. Saying that you've beaten a game, or a difficult level, or even a wily boss, comes with an inherent sense of self-satisfaction, but also the right to brag about your accomplishments. But, what if you were bragging about something in a game that someone else would never see, or play, or experience. In fact, what if the entire game was a unique experience because each of the levels were randomly generated? Enter Kickstarter success story, "Cloudberry Kingdom," the 2D platformer from developer Pwnee Studios, that prides itself on being completely randomly generated, meaning my experience will not be the same as yours, should you decide to play it.
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
