2021 seems to be the year where I’m getting back into gaming again, or, at least it feels like it. That could be because I’ve started tracking my playtime or it could be that I am actually playing more. I’ve played quite a good few games this year already, but there is some absolute stonkers that I’ve played purely for the gamerscore. I made a post back in Feb about gamerscore and felt that I had a pretty good list again to make another.
So enjoy the easy gamerscore roundup #2. 😀
| Game | Platform | Gamerscore | Time | Walkthrough |
| Star Wars Episode I Racer | Xbox | 1,000 | 4hrs | N/A |
| Sabnautica | Xbox | 1,000 | 1hr | Article |
| Don't Starve: GE | Windows | 1,000 | 10m | Video |
| DOOM 64 | Xbox | 1,000 | 2-3hrs | N/A |
| Were the Bees Make Honey | Xbox | 1,000 | 1hr | N/A |
| Johnny Rocket | Xbox | 1,000 | 1hr | N/A |
| Butterfly | Windows | 1,000 | 30m | N/A |
| Butterfly | Xbox | 1,000 | 30m | N/A |
| Bullet Beat | Xbox | 3,000 | 1hr | N/A |
| Smart Moves | Xbox | 3,000 | 1-2hrs | N/A |
| Without Escape: CE | Xbox | 1,000 | 30m | N/A |
15,000 Gamerscore in around 15 hours, 13,000 Gamerscore if you don’t have a Windows PC (doesn’t need to be high specced!). There are ways of cheating things like Star Wars Racing which I found out afterwards, but it’s a good simple game so it’s worth playing through it properly if you’re into Pod Racing and Star Wars. Outside of that, all of the other games are super simple with some nice little art styles.
Personal recommendation from the list is Without Escape: Console Edition, a very simple game with beautiful art and a very weird story if you play it through without skipping cut scenes etc.
Music obsession at the moment: Time After Time triple j Like A Version - Triple One
Catch 😊 x