Well, my first month at BLAEO is coming to an end and I made some great progress. This month’s completed list is huge and kinda feels impossible to be redone that way by myself again.

I actually already started several games of them before and just finished them this time to finally ged rid of them off my todo list.

Catan is actually a game I’m testing but I was lacking achievements on my personal steam account. If it would count the hours I spent on it in my Unity Editor it would be at like 2000-4000 hours by now (due to several years of development). I didn’t even think I’d spend that much time on a game I’m playing at work all day long on my spare time, but well… it’s at 50+ hours anyway.
Ori and the Blind Forest is one of my favourite games if it’s about art style and storyline. I’m so glad I finally managed to complete that one as well - even though some of the achievements like the speedrun were a real pain. Never played it but got it in your library? Do it! Now! I beg you! I won’t write anything else about that game to avoid spoilers, but it’s really one of those games that everyone should have played.
Nekopara Vol. 0 is all about the plot (wink wink). Most useful game-setting? To set the bounce factor higher. It allows to skip all textboxes automatically so if you just aim for completing its achievements it most likely could be done within an hour or so.
Yomawari is one of the games that I didn’t know if I’d enjoy it or not. It was laying around for quite a while and the content is kinda disturbing. The whole story is about finding your sister who is trying to find your lost dog… at night. It’s a mix between hide and seek and exploration while the story continually forces you to deal with death and fate of others. The game itself lasted about 10-12 hours, but it needed to run for a total of 50 hours to trigger the final achievement. Running in the background was fine, so I was able to play other games in the meantime.
Anima Gate of Memories was one of the games that got me enraged when I started playing it months ago. Camera and and control were really annoying at the start and I normally didn’t play that kind of game before (except Dynasty Warriors which didn’t need a good camera handling). Dropping that title that early (I barely reached the second boss at that time) is something that I really regret by now. After you manage to get used to the controls it’s really a great game - I even completed the NG+ mode with several endings afterwards for a reason. :)
Deadpool? Chimichangaz, baby!

• Catan Universe
  

  50 hours playtime

  21 of 21 achievements

• Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition
  

  22 hours playtime

  57 of 57 achievements

• NEKOPARA Vol. 0
  

  5 hours playtime

  13 of 13 achievements

• Yomawari: Night Alone
  

  53 hours playtime

  27 of 27 achievements

• Anima Gate of Memories
  

  47 hours playtime

  25 of 25 achievements

• Deadpool
  

  18 hours playtime

  50 of 50 achievements

In addition I finished a few games that I own on almost every platform available and that I play every now and then since I’m a kid. Point&Click adventures? It’s my turn!
If it’s all about my taste, Lucas Arts games are some kind of Holy Grail for me if it’s about Point&Click adventures. I love the S.C.U.M.M. bar and their games accompanied me through my whole childhood. Monkey Island actually was one of the first games I ever had and I still own hardcopies for all Monkey Island titles including the anti piracy cypher and stuff. Too bad Monkey Island 3 and 4 never made it to the Steam Store.
I really need to get myself Thimbleweed Park… I’m addicted <.<

• Monkey Island 2: Special Edition
  

  3 hours playtime

  12 of 12 achievements

• Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
  

  10 hours playtime

  no achievements

• Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
  

  13 hours playtime

  no achievements

• Tales of Monkey Island
  

  5 hours playtime

  no achievements

There were several games that I really enjoyed - either because they were the kind of game I really enjoy playing anyway (Point & Click), they were relaxing or just pure craziness (Why the heck did I even play Hatoful Boyfriend to 100%? I mean - a pigeon dating sim? Really?)

• The Little Acre
  

  5 hours playtime

  27 of 27 achievements

• Chaos on Deponia
  

  27 hours playtime

  34 of 34 achievements

• The Adventures of Fatman
  

  3 hours playtime

  no achievements

• The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human
  

  31 hours playtime

  21 of 21 achievements

• Hatoful Boyfriend
  

  10 hours playtime

  16 of 16 achievements

• Copoka
  

  5 hours playtime

  12 of 12 achievements

• To the Moon
  

  6 hours playtime

  1 of 1 achievements

• Castle of Illusion
  

  6 hours playtime

  12 of 12 achievements

• 9 Clues: The Secret of Serpent Creek
  

  8 hours playtime

  19 of 19 achievements

Also several games are really trash as I found out afterwards and seemed to be created just to award achievements easily. What a waste of time - but atleast those were finished fast.
Arcane Raise series and Hunter’s Grimm both throw all of their achievements at you at once. It’s like they want to shovel you a grave with trashy emoticons that you most likely will never need and with the only purpose to decorate your profile. I mean… seriously? Just imagine you play through the tutorial of Hunter’s Grim, let the game run idling for half an hour, save and restart it and a whole bunch of 695 achievements unlocks at once. This isn’t just madness - it’s Sparta. and it’s intended by the dev…

• - Arcane preRaise -
  

  2 hours playtime

  36 of 36 achievements

• - Arcane Raise -
  

  4 hours playtime

  37 of 37 achievements

• Hunter's Grimm
  

  87 minutes playtime

  695 of 695 achievements

• Fake Colours
  

  6 hours playtime

  7 of 7 achievements

• The Magical Silence
  

  2 hours playtime

  1 of 1 achievements

• Divine Slice of Life
  

  6 hours playtime

  1 of 1 achievements

• Aozora Meikyuu
  

  2 hours playtime

  1 of 1 achievements

• A Wild Catgirl Appears!
  

  7 hours playtime

  5 of 5 achievements

• Woodle Tree Adventures
  

  9 hours playtime

  8 of 8 achievements

Last but not least: The games I didn’t manage to complete or finish.
Sadly Just Hero is broken or atleast two of its achievements are - for several months by now although the dev told he’d fix them. Therefore I just can mark it as “beaten” for now.
Clandestinity of Elsie is kinda annoying. It’s almost like a cheap ripoff of Yomawari where you’re able to fight the monsters. I just decided for myself to drop that one for this month ‘cause it wasn’t fun at all.
Demon Hunter: Chronicles from Beyond is a simple HOG. I’ll definitely continue that one (especially ‘cause HOGs tend to be short) and just didn’t manage to finish it in time.

• Just Hero
  

  5 hours playtime

  5 of 7 achievements

• Clandestinity of Elsie
  

  8 hours playtime

  5 of 16 achievements

• Demon Hunter: Chronicles from Beyond
  

  7 hours playtime

  4 of 28 achievements

So, that’s it for this month. Thanks for reading and better don’t imagine what you could have done with your own backlog while spending your time reading my post. :D