I am always entertained by a Steam game’s percentage of players who launched the game vs players who completed the first achievement. In Callisto Protocol the requirement for the first achievement is walking down a linear path for a couple minutes, vaulting once and ducking once
8.8% of Steam players never made it past the first few minutes
I’m guessing a lot of those people are either people who had issues trying to run the game or downloaded it thinking “yeah I’ll play this later” then never actual end up playing.
Or they may play offline and the achievement doesn’t appear.
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I’m definitely going with “never found the escape route in the asylum demon’s room”
My first thought as well. To be fair, it is somewhat easy to miss and a quite devious decision by Miyazaki.
I am always entertained by a Steam game’s percentage of players who launched the game vs players who completed the first achievement. In Callisto Protocol the requirement for the first achievement is walking down a linear path for a couple minutes, vaulting once and ducking once
8.8% of Steam players never made it past the first few minutes
I’m guessing a lot of those people are either people who had issues trying to run the game or downloaded it thinking “yeah I’ll play this later” then never actual end up playing.
Or they may play offline and the achievement doesn’t appear.