Welcome, Achievement Hunters!

Sorry everyone, that Arkham Knight guide will take longer than I wanted to be released. I have been on a bit of hiatus from working on it since April & have been distracted with the Darksiders games... & now Saints Row 4.

The biggest problem with Steam... is games I want, go on sale too often & it throws my whole schedule out of whack. Because of that though, I am "swapping" some guides/games planned for this year - tentatively, I have now added Dead Space Remastered to the list; probably start on that around September-ish.

But for the near future, here is a progress update on my current guides (worth mentioning):

Saints Row 4 - My newest diversion, but if it is anything like SR3 (which it seems to be) it really won't take too long to finish as it is easy to binge. It should be 3/4 complete by the end of the month & released in early July.

Darksiders 2 - I am about 1/4 of the way through. Lots of Collectibles to write descriptions for, but apart from that, it is not really that complicated of a game. I started out really strong, but my motivation started petering out on it a few weeks ago. I am hoping to have it finished sometime in July.

Brink - Chipping away at this one. I am in the final grind of beating all the Missions on Hard Difficulty (which is a pain) but after that I am in the home stretch. This should be done by the end of the month, or in early July as well.

Zombie Army Trilogy - I have been working on this guide in the background since November of last year. All that remains is a few Online Coop Achievements in Horde, & then farming out the 10,000 severed limbs Achievement. This should ALSO be done around the end of the month, & be released sometime in July.

Arkham Knight - After I have finished Darksiders 2 & Saints Row 4, I promise, I will be coming back to Arkham Knight for my next "tour". In the next run of it, I want to have the first playthrough of the campaign fully completed which is the longest part of the game due to all the Collectibles. Once that is done, I still need to do a NG+ run on the hardest difficulty, a run of each of the short DLC Episodes, & then... white knuckle through all the Riddler's Revenge Challenges (which I actually enjoy a lot... ignoring the Predator Challenges). The Combat Challenges & new Batmobile Races are pretty fun.

Unfortunately, games like this are really difficult for me to crush & usually require bursts of attention. I did good for my first "tour" though, & got 71 pages written, which is a lot, but unfortunately I am probably only 1/5 of the way through the game. It is 100% going to be way bigger than even my Arkham City guide was - which was big for the time.

Which brings me to a question I have to all of you: do you have a preference towards 1 single massive guide (my Witcher 3 guide), or a multi-part guide (Mass Effect, Arkham City, Phantom Pain). For me, multi-part guides makes things more manageable oddly enough & also helps me with "mental milestones" - but as someone actively using the guide, is it easier just having it all in one place? Let me know down below (if you read this) & if you have a preference or opinion on this matter... At the end of the day, it really doesn't matter to me, as the whole point of the guides is to make things as easy as possible for all of you to earn your 100%s.

To cut a long post short, at the moment once these aforementioned guides are all finished, my remaining forecasted guides for 2024 are: Darksiders 3, Skyrim, Dead Space - Remastered, & Witcher - Thronebreaker. I don't really like talking about future/forecasted guides as it is tough to follow through with & rarely ever pans out how I want. Those four are most likely going to happen, & there is probably another two or three I also want to do as well, but could also be swapped out/not even end up happening. So I won't mention them.

Happy Hunting, everyone. I really appreciate you all being here!