What are some good Plus+ games with good doable achievements? Also, why do a lot of the games have 750 pts and others have more? I've played: Space Miner (1000 pts) Excellent game. Takes a few playthroughs to get all the achievements, but totally worth it. Star Defense (2000 pts) Seems to get a lot of hate here for being generic, but I had fun. Achievements are easy to get, but the one where you have to kill 1000 Tyrants will take a lot of time. Dizzy Pad (750 pts) Fun casual game. Everything is achievable. Makeout Mania! (750 pts) The game is okay. Can get a lot of points quick, but a couple will take a bit if time. Also, there's one achievement where you have to get a kid to kiss 8 others. Not sure how hard that will be.
Rolando 2 I have all the achievements. Just play throuh the game, you get lots. I think it's out of 3000
iBlast Moki has 750 and none are very difficult to get. You just have to beat all the levels and get a gold medal on all of them to receive all achievments pretty much
Hmm, i'm level 19 on Plus+. The only game i really play is Eliminate Pro. Feel free to add me: Tzual.
Thanks for the suggestions. I tried the Rolando 2 demo and the game isn't for me. I don't really like physics based puzzle games too much, so I think Moki is out for me too. I've also tried Eliminate. I thought I would just get dominated, but so far I've been matched with equal opponents so far. Yes, the achievements on that will take forever/some are impossible. Also, has anyone tried Zogma?
Here's a list of games that have pretty easy points and are also very good games. Dizzypad: 750 points (2$ very easy) Ragdoll Blaster 2: 750 points (3$ moderately easy) Zombie Cannon Carnage: 750 points (2$ very easy) Train Conductor: 750 points (2$ fairly easy) Zogma is pretty fun, but the achievements range from easy to pretty much impossible. Generally, 3rd party games (not ngmoco) have 750 (a few have more, a few have less). Most ngmoco games have more achievements (except for We Rule and Godfinger which both only have 500- as of now).
