Risk of Rain 2 Announced. Hopoo Games offer a first look at Risk of Rain's ambitious sequel. The popular action-platformer Risk of Rain is getting a sequel, titled Risk of Rain 2. Developer Hopoo Games took to their Tumblr page today to make the announcement, saying that while the game has been in development for about six months, they just couldn't keep their lips sealed any longer. Early look at Risk of Rain 2, via Hopoo Games on Tumblr. Fans of the original game will immediately notice one major change: Risk of Rain 2 has made the jump from 2D to 3D. "We think that 3D allows for much deeper design spaces and more possibilities for cool gameplay. Feelings of scale and atmosphere are much stronger," Hopoo Games said. "We are really happy with the core of Risk of Rain - and we're finding it plays even better in 3D." Besides the switch to 3D, the game appears to closely follow in the footsteps of the original, featuring the same fast-paced bullet hell combat and spacesuit-clad main character. No release window has yet been set for Risk of Rain 2. Hopoo stressed the game is still in "very early" development, but the studio plans to post frequent updates on their Tumblr for anyone interested in following the sequel's progress. Sam Stewart is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter. Risk of Rain. Our Next Project – Risk of Rain 2. To follow our progress as we develop Risk of Rain 2 follow the DevBlog at: http://hopooo.tumblr.com/… Blog 4/27/16 + Test Version 1.3.0 on Steam. We have a version that has a number of fixes, online-updates, and small optimization additions that is now … Risk of Rain is now live on PS4/Vita! As you may have seen Risk of Rain launched yesterday morning on PS4/Vita in both North America and … Risk of Rain Patch v1.2.8. Risk of Rain version 1.2.8 is now live for Windows players and will be live for Mac/Linux hopefully … Our Next Project – Risk of Rain 2. To follow our progress as we develop Risk of Rain 2 follow the DevBlog at: http://hopooo.tumblr.com/ Blog 4/27/16 + Test Version 1.3.0 on Steam. We have a version that has a number of fixes, online-updates, and small optimization additions that is now live on the ‘Test Branch’ for Risk of Rain for Windows users on Steam. For anyone that is interested in helping us testing out this version and provide us with feedback on how the game is running, if there are any crashes, and overall how you feel about the version feel free to download it. You need to opt into ‘Beta Releases‘ through Steam. The password for the Test Branch is ‘ riskofraintest ‘. Please shoot us an email at ‘spacegame2012@gmail.com’ if you find anything you need to report with as much information included as possible with the ‘v1.3.0’ tag in the subject of the email. Some bugs that were reported for 1.2.8 couldn’t be recreated in 1.3.0 before fixes were attempted – they may have been fixed inadvertently, or they may still be there. If you encounter any errors/crashes, please try to remember what caused it! Error examples:http://pastebin.com/Pdx8PM79. Try to remember: 1.Were you the host (hosting) or the client (joining)? 2.What version of Windows are you on? 3.How many players total were there? 4.Did it happen at a specific instance, or randomly? Gameplay Changes: Frost Relic now caps icicle spawns after 3 kills Subsequent kills will now refresh the duration of existing icicles This was done to combat late-game crashing at very high number of kills Fireworks now caps with the Skeleton Key at 10 simultaneous releases This was done to combat late-game crashing at very high chest numbers Chargefield Generator now caps at a radius of 300 px This was done to combat late-game crashing at very high number of kills. Gameplay: Game will no longer occasionally have players and enemies falling through the floor Jumping off ropes now properly update all clients online. Disconnecting or completing the game with the Alien Head no longer crashes online Disconnecting or completing the game with the Shield Generator active no longer crashes online Disconnecting or completing the game with the Chargefield Generator active no longer crashes online Worms/Wurms no longer crash when they lose their parent Game no longer creates a “division by zero” error when the difficulty level is corrupted Selecting a difficulty as a host on an online game at low aspect ratios between two difficulty choices will no longer cause a crash (wow) Dropping a decoy on a geyser no longer crashes the game Dropping a decoy on a slowing slime no longer crashes the game. User Interface: Mouse no longer re-centers on room transition Game completion now properly grants 100% Fixed alignment of legend in highscore screen Elite Bosses now all properly have elite suffixes IP now properly displays in host menu Port status now properly displays in host menu. Achievement: The Gigantic Amethyst can now properly be unlocked Fireman’s Boot achievement added to challenge list. Elite Ifrit now properly shows affix colors Blue affixes no longer leave green bodies and vice versa Imps now are properly colored when affixed Colossus now properly distributes elite affix spawns Fixed some clipping in character selection text Fulminating Wandering Vagrant now properly has firey trails Improved performance Credits now scroll at correct speed. Thank you for your continued patience and we hope this build will be rolled out to the public soon with your help! Risk of Rain is now live on PS4/Vita! As you may have seen Risk of Rain launched yesterday morning on PS4/Vita in both North America and Europe! While we were developing Risk of Rain, we never expected our game to gain a dedicated following. We were just two college students working out of our dorms in our free time, doing something we loved — making and playing games! Three years later, Hopoo Games and Code Mystics have partnered up to send Risk of Rain to PS4 and PS Vita! While PC gamers will be familiar with Risk of Rain, we have a few new features to the game’s online system — exclusive to PlayStation owners. Thanks to the PlayStation Network, we now have automatic matchmaking integrated into Risk of Rain. With just one press of a button you’ll be automatically placed into a lobby with up to three other players around the world — no IP address or port forwarding required. Just online fun. But what would Risk of Rain be without playing with friends? Now you can play on the couch, and on the internet — all at once! While we still have the four-player local co-op available in Risk of Rain, you can now play online lobbies while sharing a machine with your friend — up to two per machine. Wanna just play online instead? You can also invite your friends into your lobby through PSN to get all your game buddies into one lobby. “But Duncan, what if my friend is on PS Vita and I’m on PS4?” No worries — we know that people prefer playing on their own platform, so now we also have cross-platform online support between PS Vita and PS4. That means that both a player sitting on the couch on his PS4 and a player on the bus playing on his PS Vita can enjoy Risk of Rain chaos — together. These changes are all aimed at letting Risk of Rain do what it’s best at — a fun, but brutally hard time with friends. With automatic matchmaking, local co-op integration with online lobbies, and cross-platform support, we’re hoping that the online experience is the best possible for players. And for all our new PlayStation fans — thank you so much for your support, and prepare to die. A lot. See you on the planet. Risk of Rain Patch v1.2.8. Risk of Rain version 1.2.8 is now live for Windows players and will be live for Mac/Linux hopefully later this week! This small patch has been mostly focused on improving the online portion of the game and other small bug fixes. Below is a list of most the gameplay and bug fixes that we did with the help of Leth from Chucklefish ( @griffinmatta ) Experience and coins are now invisible at low graphics settings Steam Cloud Saving is now enabled (has been active for the last couple weeks already) Item Storage Menu unlocks are now properly matched up with their achievements(syringe, scepter, laser) Added in a catch for ‘draw_item’ bugs that were crashing the game Optimized texture pages to reduce memory usage in game Changed the way the online multiplayer connects to the host, should no longer get stuck on “forced item-sharing” Added in a multiplayer ‘de-sync’ catch to make sure there isn’t one remaining enemy on the client side Can no longer pause the game while hosting online and drop the connection Hidden Damage Numbers no longer crash the game Fixed the oDecoy error that would crash the game Other general online optimization that should solve connectivity issues some players were having. Blog 2/20/15 + Test Version 1.2.5 on Steam. We are alive! We have been crazy busy with porting, fixing bugs/connection issues, and being in our final year at University. We have a version that has a number of fixes, online-updates, and small optimization additions that will go live on the ‘Test Branch’ for Risk of Rain for Windows users later today on Steam. For anyone that is interested in helping us testing out this version and provide us with feedback on how the game is running, if there are any crashes, and overall how you feel about the version feel free to download it. You need to opt into ‘Beta Releases‘ through Steam. The password for the Test Branch is ‘riskofraintest’ . Please shoot us an email at ‘spacegame2012@gmail.com’ if you find anything you need to report with as much information included as possible with the ‘v1.2.5’ tag in the subject of the email. OR you can follow this thread and post and questions or concerns you may have: http://community.playstarbound.com/index.php?threads/v1-2-5-on-steam-test-branch-feedback.92844/ Thank you for your continued patience and we hope this build will be rolled out to the public soon with your help! Risk of Rain Patch v1.2.3. Huntress Huntress basic attacks now have the proper hitbox Passive items no longer despawn online The game now properly ends on Mac/Linux Steam Achievements now properly trigger on Windows NOTE: Windows build no longer uses YYC, for the sake of stability. We will keep an eye on performance, and re-integrate YYC once stability is improved. Acrid now properly attacks the player when unlocking him Elite monsters now properly show their correct colors Killing the overloading magma worm with the Loader now properly triggers the achievement Surviving in the lava now properly triggers the achievement Clicking the “Achievements and High scores” no longer crashes the game on Mac/Linux The Imp Servant now properly follows you even after stopping time The HUD no longer disappears when you die online You can no longer get stuck in walls and floors Linux version no longer crashes when you enter the final level as the host. Risk of Rain Patch v1.2.1. Huntress Huntress tooltips now properly reflect their intended damage values HAN-D HAN-D can now actually not shoot when dead HAN-D tooltips now properly reflect their intended damage values Commando Commando health is now properly adjusted to glass health Mercenary Massacre properly ends when failing to find a target Risk of Rain now runs on Mac and Linux Item despawns increased to 45 seconds from 30 seconds Dynamite no longer sticks to surfaces Mouse now re-centers at room start Deadzone moved from 0.2 to 0.25 For Windows XP and Windows 8 users, save and preference data is loaded from AppData to properly sandbox. Gigantic Amethyst and Thqwibs no longer unlocks CHEF Fixed a rounding error where you would be a pixel into the ground The player can now properly multi-jump off of ropes Squishy properly gives buffs Fire trails will always be visible Enemies can now properly jump 1 tile high platforms Magma worm now properly tracks players Ifrit towers no longer delete blocks Young Vagrants now have health bars Soldier’s Syringe now properly unlocks Glass artifact damage is now properly 500% Hovering over tooltips now properly refresh past the first level Falling off the map now properly recovers you at the broken teleporter Artifact of Spirit now properly functions Barb wire now properly stacks with multiple players Application is now properly called ‘Risk of Rain’ Controller now properly functions for Xinput (for those using PlayStation controllers, try Xpadder to map as an Xbox Controller) Pausing no longer moves you down rope Starting a game on the controller at 3x resolution no longer instantly puts you into the game Can now properly change controls in local co-op Music now properly plays in stereo Backup saves no longer override saves. Risk of Rain Patch v1.2.0. Huntress Strafe damage reduced to 120% from 140% HAN-D HAN-D can no longer fire DRONE after death FORCE_REASSEMBLEY damage increased from 400% to 500% Acrid Acrid’s Caustic Sludge duration is refreshed when overlapped Mercenary Eviscerate now checks max range only on cast Risk of Rain now runs on a newer engine, improving performance 2 new classes are now in the game 10 new items are now in the game 6 new challenges introduced to the game Better scaling options introduced in the menu Improved clarity on meat nugget particles Mushrum no longer detonate on death Mushrum particles are now improved Enemy affix are now vibrantly colored Ifrit damage is now 1.5. 2x stronger Cremator damage is slighty lower. Soldier’s Syringe no longer resets attack speed at high attack speeds Bighorn Bison’s hit box properly matches the sprite Providence no longer keeps up his superarmor buff indefinitely Colossus no longer spawns Golems inside walls Crowbars no longer always deal double damage to Magma Worms Fixed vertical leash range on the Flame Drone Use item chest on the final stage only drops unlocked use items Use items better fit the HUD on cooldown The Enforcer can no longer can climb rope while shielded The Enforcer properly leaves shield mode when teleporting to another stage Improved Huntress arrow hitbox Sniper reload bar now properly disappears after death Sniper’s SCAN properly works with rotated enemies Dynamite Toss now properly works with the Shattered Mirror Variety of other bug fixes that I forgot to write down Ol’ Lopper now properly doubles damage on critical strike. Blog 7/30/14. Progress is steady on the Mac/Linux/PC port of the GM:Studio version; I would say its decently close to finishing once we fix 33 pages of bugs . PlayStation platform progress is coming along as well. Now, onto Arena mode. The Arena mode we said on Kickstarter was a cool idea before the game was finished. When we added that stretch goal, we didn’t plan to be able to ‘loop’ the game forever; once we added that in, the Arena mode seemed a bit… redundant. However, it wouldn’t be fair to do nothing, so to replace that, we decided to simply add 2 new classes and 10 new items in the same patch. ya comin @ ur face soon® Blog 6/17/14. Hey guys! Sorry for not updating for like… you know, 5 months . After we got into our major, college classes took up a lot more time than expected. Not a good excuse, but an honest one. Sorry. Despite what people think, we actually have NOT escaped to Cuba to live a life of luxury. We have a lot of Risk of Rain stuff coming. The most important is moving Risk of Rain from GameMaker 8 to GameMaker Studio. What does this mean? Well, Better performance (MUCH better. Actually-runs-the-final-level-at-60-fps better.) Better compatibility (no more silly sound errors, etc) Cross-platform support for Mac/Linux (I almost want to say cross-platform online too, but I’m not 100% sure) GM native net-code A stable base to iterate and add content in the future. The current timeline is planned to be: Convert Risk of Rain to GM:S (currently where we are, 1 month) After fixing both new and old bugs, release Risk of Rain on Mac and Linux along with patching the PC version with the GM:S Risk of Rain Get Risk of Rain ready for Sony Platforms (PS3/PS4/PS Vita) and launch when its ready Arena Mode. Why is the Arena mode after all the above? The reason is because we have actually been throwing around the idea of a PvP mode (Risk of Rain style), and we wanted to first see if latency is reduced in the upgrade to GM:S. If not, no worries; the previous plans continue. Hope that clarifies where we are and where we are going. I’ll try to make an active effort to keep people updated from now on. Cheers. Risk of Rain 2. Latest Stories. Risk of Rain 2 Announced. About This Game. Summary Game Editions. The second game in the acclaimed roguelike action-platformer series, Risk of Rain 2 reinvents the game with a full 3D world to explore and light up with laser fire. Help us solve the toughest (or most puzzling) game puzzles and challenges. Our attempt to answer issues which most commonly occur on IGN's wikis. Games You May Like. Action TBA. Latest Image. 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Xbox Control support. Very smooth controls for both keyboard and Xbox controller. Lots of unlocks to keep you interested. Great multiplayer and very fun with friends. Some classes and items are very hard to unlock even for veteran players. Multiplayer items can be hard to work out on who gets what .(this is easy to get around if your playing with friends) Can get very laggy in later levels due to to many enemies making the frames suffer even for good computers. … Expand. Risk of Rain Review. Risk and reward. by Cameron Woolsey on Nov 19, 2013 16:06 PM. Risk of Rain is the kind of game that speaks to the compulsive hoarder inside all of us. You travel through teleportation gates as you seek out your lost vessel, collecting its scattered cargo along the way. But you're not wasting time collecting discarded vampire romance novels or shipments of novelty T-shirts. The items you collect are imbued with special powers, giving you an edge in your fight for survival. This 2D platformer is man versus monster, and only the impulsive drive to snatch up anything not nailed down guarantees your escape from a hostile alien planet. You run, jump and climb across 10 different and varied stages made up of land both real and artificial, and formed out of flat lines and angles. You reach high platforms and towering spires using ladders, hanging rope, or jump pads. The goal is to level up, earn items and simply survive long enough to find the teleporter that transports you to the next area. Once activated, the teleporter begins a countdown, and the phrase “Stay alive!” is the only warning you receive before the game summons an enormous boss guardian and legions of enemies to prevent you from ascending. Environments can range from moonlit mountain ranges to underground caverns. Risk of Rain has a fantastic way of urging you onward. There's a rush of excitement when a new never-before-seen item pops out of a chest or is dropped by an enemy. You sometimes have to fight the urge to wade through a wave of foes just to grab it and see what it does. Discovering new items is a ton of fun, and finding out what they do and figuring out the best method to use them provides some element of strategy. You can find one that projects a damaging aura, for instance, and another that freezes your shots. Some items increase weapon damage or firing speed, while others are passive, increasing cash flow with every kill or healing you out of battle. Items are stackable, which increases their potency or speed of activation. Finding one item that lets you fire a random missile is great, but picking up the same item many more times has you sending out a barrage of missiles during enemy encounters. Drones can also be resuscitated for a small sum. These loyal flying bots quickly become your closest friends, dishing out heavy firepower in the form of machine guns, missiles, or deadly lasers. Even as I watched the last of the end credits roll by, I wiped the sweat from my brow and jumped back into the fray. Progress is made by hopping through a series of teleporters guarded by bosses. The game employs roguelike elements such as randomized stages and permadeath. Dying means having to start over, but the items you have collected are saved. Because of this, I rarely felt frustrated when my character died, and the return to the menu allowed me to peruse the item log to check out the new gear I had discovered. There is a certain "collect them all" feeling derived from hunting down items, and you may build a list of your favorite pieces of equipment and go for them when they happen to pop up in play. Items are found all over the environment, including item spawners, random shrines, and chests. At only a handful of pixels in height, your wayward warrior stands rather small on the screen. In some stages, the open sky surrounds you, making you feel even more insignificant. From your small silhouette against the backdrop of a looming violet moon, to the darkened caves lit by blue fungi, you get an immediate feeling of isolation, but you don't stay lonely for long. Soon after you begin your trek into the wild, enemies start spawning en masse. With the passage of time and levels gained, the difficulty increases, making each new game a race against the clock to earn items quickly in order to avoid being overrun by strengthening foes. But if you're feeling too isolated, the game does support local and online co-op for up to four players. It is certainly possible to collect enough gear to turn your character into a death-dealing beast, fully capable of taking down the mobs of randomly spawning elite enemies near the end of the game without breaking a sweat. When I neared the conclusion, my character, with a horde of drones at his side, dealt out an incredible amount of damage. Each blast of his shotgun knocked enemies far back, while simultaneously poisoning them and leeching away their health. The item log categorizes every piece of equipment found in the game. Risk of Rain is highly enjoyable, and with constant rewards of new items and character classes, it's hard to put down once you start. But even with my arsenal, one moment of carelessness had me running, dozens of enemies in pursuit, as I tried to mentally force my weakened health bar to please hurry up and replenish. Risk of Rain is filled with moments when you hold your breath as you just barely navigate your character past a mass of enemies and flying projectiles, and even the most seasoned player can get burned by not taking the game seriously. There are 10 available character classes, nine of which must be unlocked by completing certain objectives, such as getting a difficult achievement. One of the characters is a venomous creature that joins your cause only if you find its cage and defeat it in battle. The entire game can be finished in just one short sitting, but certain items can be unlocked only by one class of character, so giving equal time to each combatant helps you reap even more rewards. Unlocking character classes requires you to complete special objectives. I was surprised by how well balanced the classes are. Each one has unique abilities, and after trying many of them, I discovered there really is no wrong class to choose. The starting commando class brings a good blend of offensive and defensive capabilities, and is the perfect way to begin your exploration. But perhaps you prefer the nimble sniper, who uses speed and a powerful rifle, but needs to manually reload after every shot. The enforcer class is slow, but his shotgun and riot shield make him a great tank character. The engineer, with turrets and mines, favors strategy, while the bandit, with comically oversized cowboy hat and all, chucks dynamite and uses smoke bombs to make a quick exit. The game's random nature does cause some odd issues, such as items being placed in problematic spots. More than once I discovered a shrine floating just above the ground, while another covered a ladder. This didn't prevent me from using the ladder, but the awkward placement made a large portion of the rungs difficult to spot. It wasn't just shrines, either: in one game, an item chest spawned high up on a mountain with no way of reaching it. The game also suffers from clipping issues, specifically with the drones. These floating machines tail you everywhere you go, but they sometimes pop into surrounding geometry, preventing any chance for them to lend you a hand. Risk of Rain is highly enjoyable, and with constant rewards of new items and character classes, it's hard to put down once you start. 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Successfully complete the indicated task to unlock the corresponding character: Acrid: Defeat Acrid in Sunken Tomb. Bandit: Successfully complete Stage 3 (Sunken Tomb or Frozen Fundra) Enforcer: Defeat the Magma Morm, Collosus, and Wandering Vagrant. Engineer: Purchase 40 Drones. HAN-D: Open HAN-D's container on the USS Contact Light level. Huntress: Collect 15 Monster logs. Mercenary: Successfully complete the game five times. Miner: Defeat the Direseeker in the Magma Barracks level. Sniper: Successfully complete the game. Open one golden chest to unlock the Captain's Brooch item. Search the indicated location to find the corresponding artifact. Once found, they can be enabled at the character selection screen for your next playthrough. Note: They do not always appear. Artifact of Command: It may appear in "Hive Cluster", at the top right corner of the map. You must climb across the ropes to reach it. Artifact of Distortion: There is a small box towards the top right section of "Damp Caverns". Break it to spawn the artifact at the gate. Artifact of Enigma: There is a passage at the bottom right of "Sunken Tomb" that is reached by falling into the hole above it and pushing to the right to land on an invisible jump pad. Artifact of Glass: There is an invisible passage up the left wall in "Ancient Valley". Reach it, then hit several timed switches before falling to reach the gate. Artifact of Honor: There is a path in the middle left portion of "Desolate Forest". Jetpacks or the Miner/Mercenary are required to make the jumps. Artifact of Kin: Break the wall in the right end of "Dried Lake", then hit the switches in there. Artifact of Origin: Kill the final Boss in "UES Contact Light" with all other artifacts active. Artifact of Sacrifice: Hit the three switches in "Magma Barracks", then proceed to the artifact gate. Artifact of Spirit: There are platforms sometimes at the bottom right of "Temple Of The Elders" after you jump off the cliff. Follow them to reach the artifact. Artifact of Spite: In the middle left area of "Sky Meadow" is a small part of ground that is cracked. Use an explosive to break it, then enter the hole. Easy "Don't Mind If I Do" trophy. The Explorer's Key is unlocked by default and instantly unlocks all chests within a certain radius when used. Golden chests can spawn in most levels, but are more likely to spawn in later ones. Progress until you find an Explorer's Key, then keep it until you find a golden chest. Use the key within range of the chest to get the "Don't Mind If I Do" trophy, as well as the Captain's Brooch item. Easy "Endless Voyager" trophy. Keycards only appear during the final level. They are used to open optional rooms to collect items and devices used against the final Boss. They can drop from enemies and "golden boxes" (not golden chests). Only four of them appear per run. Play through the final level, collecting everything, but do not use any keycards. Easy "Finders Keepers" trophy. In Level 4: "Hive Cluster", find the bloated survivor at the bottom right corner of the map to get the "Finders Keepers" trophy. Easy "Lizard Bait" trophy. Lemurians are the small purple enemies that appear in the first level. If you do not get the "Lizard Bait" trophy through normal progression, start a new game and keep playing the first level until you get it. Easy "Macho" trophy. Collect the Golden Bomb item and get $10,000 in the same level. The bomb will deal half the value of your money in damage. Easy "Seasoned Wanderer" trophy. Monster Logs are the book-shaped items that occasionally drop from monsters and bosses on the Rainstorm and Monsoon difficulty. Collect 15 of these logs across any number of playthroughs to unlock the Huntress class and get the "Seasoned Wanderer" trophy. Easy "Sleepin' With The. " trophy. In Level 3: "Sunken Tomb", go to the bottom left corner. Keep knocking the Whorls (purple crab-like creatures) off the ledges and into the abyss until you get the "Sleepin' With The. " trophy. Easy "The Lone Survivor" trophy. Play on any difficulty with any class. Clear out the first level by activating the teleporter and killing the Boss and all enemies. However, do not use the teleporter to move on to the next level. Once the teleporter has been activated and the activation timer has ended, no further enemies will spawn. Allow the game to idle until the timer reaches 40 minutes to get "The Lone Survivor" trophy. Successfully complete one of the following tasks to get a trophy: Lizard Bait (Bronze): Defeat 20 lemurians in one playthrough. The Lone Survivor (Bronze): Survive 40 minutes. Sole Survivor (Bronze): Die 50 times. Night Night (Bronze): Kill a boss with "Lights Out." Master Hunter (Bronze): Kill the Magma Worm, Wandering Vagrant, and Colossus. Better Luck Next Time (Bronze): Fail a shrine 3 times in a row. Lucky Devil (Bronze): Pass a shrine 4 times in a row. Finders Keepers (Bronze): Find the bloated survivor. You Won't Regret It (Bronze): Find the robot janitor. Seasoned Wanderer (Silver): Collect 15 Monster Logs. Diamond Casket (Silver): Bank 20,000 gold. Don't Mind If I Do (Silver): Unlock a golden chest with the Explorer's Key. Endless Voyager (Silver): Collect 4 Keycards. Sleepin' With The. (Silver): Drown 20 Whorls. Macho (Silver): Deal 5000 damage in one shot.

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