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About This Game Join Jordy, the #1 Dad on his quest to be the best dad in the land. Jordy the #1 Dad roams the vast landscape and meets interesting friends like Mihailovich & Sergej. Jordy the #1 Dad is fueled by pride and arousal, in his quest to learn all the Dad jokes in the world. Do you have what it takes to become the #1 Dad? This RPG style adventure game includes turn based combat as well as boss fights. There is also an XP system in the game that allows you to level up your daditude level. As you progress through the game you must find all the NPC's in order to learn their Dad Jokes. Its your classic RPG adventure mixed with comedy. Multiple map areasTurn Based CombatXP systemBoss fightComedy 6d5b4406ea Title: Achievement Lurker: Dad JokesGenre: Adventure, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Perverse GamesPublisher:Perverse GamesRelease Date: 24 Nov, 2017 Achievement Lurker: Dad Jokes Free Download [Ativador] achievement lurker dad jokes. achievement lurker dad jokes Obviously, this game (using the term 'game' loosely here) is entirely for the 5000 achievements. These achievements are earned by doing whatever you wish. as long as you're running the game, and takes about 2 hours to achieve them all. As the name suggests, you can literally load the game and do nothing, and the achievements flow. There is about 5 minutes of gameplay, searching around the map and speaking to the few individuals that repeat their own individual dad joke. There's a boss fight, but there's no extra achievements for defeating that boss.If you are searching for a game with amazing graphics, great story-telling, and a soundtrack that brings eargasms.. this isn't it; what did you expect when a game names itself Achievement Lurker? It does exactly as it says on the tin, and that's why I recommend the game: it doesn't hide exactly what it is, and if you did buy this game hoping for gameplay.. well.. you're not the sharpest knife in the drawer, are you?. the rpg part is boring, the map is tiny and multiple maps is kinda a joke. The Dad Jokes are ok, but could be more. The design is absolutely loveless. If you expect anything more than 5000 achievements than avoid this game, rather get Shower With Your Dad Simulator.. This game was awesome at \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 on a good idea for a game. But anyone who screws me deserves to be paid.. Achievement spam, for me I literally couldn\u2019t close it afterwards :pepopal:I guess that\u2019s the joke. Like I've said in a lot of my previous reviews for similar games: Get it, if you like tons of achievement; don't, if you don't.To the dev: Given that it's not necessary to go past the title screen, you honestly don't really have to make a game. If you do go that route at some point, maybe you could put some awesome music to listen to during the grind instead. Talking about some 30 - 60min music mix that's fun to have running in the background. And then just make a monster run. People can opt to fight, starting with low-tier creeps that get harder with each round. Occasionally they get some healing items or a save point, if you feel generous. That way people can post to which round they made it. Would be neat.. Chiefly chieves'. Obviously, this game (using the term 'game' loosely here) is entirely for the 5000 achievements. These achievements are earned by doing whatever you wish. as long as you're running the game, and takes about 2 hours to achieve them all. As the name suggests, you can literally load the game and do nothing, and the achievements flow. There is about 5 minutes of gameplay, searching around the map and speaking to the few individuals that repeat their own individual dad joke. There's a boss fight, but there's no extra achievements for defeating that boss.If you are searching for a game with amazing graphics, great story-telling, and a soundtrack that brings eargasms.. this isn't it; what did you expect when a game names itself Achievement Lurker? It does exactly as it says on the tin, and that's why I recommend the game: it doesn't hide exactly what it is, and if you did buy this game hoping for gameplay.. well.. you're not the sharpest knife in the drawer, are you?. Like I've said in a lot of my previous reviews for similar games: Get it, if you like tons of achievement; don't, if you don't.To the dev: Given that it's not necessary to go past the title screen, you honestly don't really have to make a game. If you do go that route at some point, maybe you could put some awesome music to listen to during the grind instead. Talking about some 30 - 60min music mix that's fun to have running in the background. And then just make a monster run. People can opt to fight, starting with low-tier creeps that get harder with each round. Occasionally they get some healing items or a save point, if you feel generous. That way people can post to which round they made it. Would be neat.. Achievement Lurker: Dad Jokes is literally just an achievement earning machine, much like it's predecessors Achievement Hunter: Begins and Cromulent. This one boasting 5000 achievements.I bought this game for one reason, achievements. I didn't buy it to play, or because I wanted it to be challenging. People complain about getting acheivements for doing nothing, 5000 achievements, it's called Achievement Hunter, what were you expecting? You know what you're going to buy.For people like me that want cheap crap to collect achievements, it's a fantastic game and is exactly what I was looking for. Most of the time I just let the game run while I wander off and do other things, it couldn't be any easier. But if you are only looking for an easy way to get some cool achievements, whether it's to display them, use them to spell things, make your profile look nice, or just get a high count, these games designed to do that and just that.. This game was awesome at \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 on a good idea for a game. But anyone who screws me deserves to be paid.

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