MouseWithBeer
Achievements: 10 of 10 (100%)
Review: A decent enough maze game with 60 levels in total to solve. The levels start up pretty easy but they do get a bit more difficult down the line. The movement could be a bit better tho. Works without any problems on Linux with Proton (9.0-3).
Achievements: 85 of 85 (100%)
Review: It is an incredibly chill and relaxing puzzle game with lovely graphic. The goal is quite simple - you have to score as many points as possible by placing down hexagonal tiles while trying to match their edges and complete quests which gives you more tiles to place. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with it. Works without any issues on Linux with Proton (9.0-2).
Achievements: 31 of 31 (100%)
Review: A nice jigsaw game where you can solve 6 different jigsaw images with 5 different piece counts (135, 240, 375, 540, 735). My only 2 complaints I have about them are: - I wish there was more variety in the images and less in piece counts - related to the piece counts I wish solving a jigsaw at 735 pieces would unlock the achievements for the smaller piece counts as well. Other than that no issues and the game works perfectly on Linux with Proton (9.0-2).
Achievements: 13 of 13 (100%)
Review: A cute and relaxing game where your objective is take photos of adorable dogs and that way fulfill quests given to you by other dogs/things/people. There is many different dogs that you can dress up and play with/give them items in 5 different locations during 4 different times of the day. There is multiple different effects you can give your photos depending on what lens and film you use to take them. Works without any issues on Linux with Proton (9.0-2).
Achievements: 19 of 19 (100%)
Review: A beautiful short story game about 2 artists with some really simple puzzles and a stunning artstyle. Saying much more here would spoil it and I feel like it is better to just be experienced. With it only taking about an hour and half to finish with the free DLC included I would recommend picking it up from a sale/bundle as it is a pricey otherwise. Works without any issues on Linux with Proton (9.0-3).
September report
I actually got a lot more than this done, but it just doesn’t show up because its either me re-100%ing the game (My Time at Sandrock, American Truck Simulator, Grow a Carrot), I don’t have all the DLC needed for the 100% (Pixel Puzzles Ultimate, House Flipper) or they game that take a very long time to complete (Cookie Clicker, Train Valley 2).
Completed SG wins
aMAZE 2
Playtime: 1.3 hours
Achievements: 10 of 10 (100%)
Review: A decent enough maze game with 60 levels in total to solve. The levels start up pretty easy but they do get a bit more difficult down the line. The movement could be a bit better tho. Works without any problems on Linux with Proton (9.0-3).
Other completed games
Dorfromantik
Playtime: 49.1 hours
Achievements: 85 of 85 (100%)
Review: It is an incredibly chill and relaxing puzzle game with lovely graphic. The goal is quite simple - you have to score as many points as possible by placing down hexagonal tiles while trying to match their edges and complete quests which gives you more tiles to place. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with it. Works without any issues on Linux with Proton (9.0-2).
Magic Lessons in Wand Valley
Playtime: 17.5 hours
Achievements: 31 of 31 (100%)
Review: A nice jigsaw game where you can solve 6 different jigsaw images with 5 different piece counts (135, 240, 375, 540, 735). My only 2 complaints I have about them are: - I wish there was more variety in the images and less in piece counts - related to the piece counts I wish solving a jigsaw at 735 pieces would unlock the achievements for the smaller piece counts as well. Other than that no issues and the game works perfectly on Linux with Proton (9.0-2).
Pupperazzi
Playtime: 3.9 hours
Achievements: 13 of 13 (100%)
Review: A cute and relaxing game where your objective is take photos of adorable dogs and that way fulfill quests given to you by other dogs/things/people. There is many different dogs that you can dress up and play with/give them items in 5 different locations during 4 different times of the day. There is multiple different effects you can give your photos depending on what lens and film you use to take them. Works without any issues on Linux with Proton (9.0-2).
Behind the Frame: The Finest Scenery
Playtime: 3.1 hours
Achievements: 19 of 19 (100%)
Review: A beautiful short story game about 2 artists with some really simple puzzles and a stunning artstyle. Saying much more here would spoil it and I feel like it is better to just be experienced. With it only taking about an hour and half to finish with the free DLC included I would recommend picking it up from a sale/bundle as it is a pricey otherwise. Works without any issues on Linux with Proton (9.0-3).
Congratulations! You have completed Dorf Romantik! it’s one of those games that I personally classed as “endless”, simply because, I realize, I wrongly classed it as “uncompletable”. I started it, and enjoyed it for a while. Very nice and relaxing and pleasant to play. But it felt like it lacked a sense of progress for me, so it kind of fell away. But seeing you complete it might inspire me to get back to it.
Thank you!
It is definitely an endless game but it has achievements/ingame challenges so I would definitely classify it as completed (and I have) once those are done.
I hope you end up picking it up again! I also only done so again after 2 years of not touching it (was about 95% done with achievements before) because a friend reminded me it even exists and it was a great decision!