They have hidden rooms, some are easy to spot, but others are hard to notice. I would suggest exploring every location as much as you can. Most of the achievements are for playing the game and unlocking and upgrading your weapons. The game will get a lot more challenging, and on the last level there were a few frustrating moments, but nothing you can't overcome. The game starts very easy but is addictive from the start.
Space Otter Charlie is a very enjoyable puzzle platformer that also includes fights. Once in space, you run out of fuel and have to explore nearby space stations/planets to find fuel and other items. You need a new place to live because the earth is warming up. You play as a young otter who left earth with 2 other otters after the humans left years before. I don't like physics-based games in general because of the weird movement, but this wasn't bad at all, only took like 5 minutes to get used to the controls. The game looks good and has a lot of humor but before playing it I was a little bit worried about the controls. Space Otter Charlie was a real surprise to me how addictive and charming it is. Grinding Achievements: Not really, "All Aboard" might be a bit grindyĭoes difficulty affect achievements: No difficulty option Multiplayer achievements: Yes, you need 2 controllers to play the local online multiplayer games How many people have completed this game at the time I'm writing this review: 1 on Astats Is there a good guide available: Yes, Xpliciit made an achievement guide, but even more useful is this guide with the data log locations
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