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>> Proxidist's Easy Achievement Picks

published 2026-10-15 by Sven

Some games turn 100% achievement hunting into a chore: untested challenges, pointless grinds, collectibles that only exist to pad your playtime. Others hand you a perfect game just for enjoying them. YouTuber and achievement hunter Proxidist went through his completed library and picked the games he found genuinely fun to 100%. His most surprising take: Elden Ring is easier to 100% than Sackboy: A Big Adventure.

If you're looking for your next easy Steam perfect game that is also a great game, start here.

Half-Life: Alyx

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Half-Life: Alyx beats 75%
120 players

The first pick on Proxidist's list. Most achievements come from simply playing through Valve's VR masterpiece and messing around with its physics, so the 100% never feels like extra work.

DOOM: The Dark Ages

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DOOM: The Dark Ages beats 75%
45 players

Another case of just engaging with the game. Play it the way it wants to be played, explore what's in front of you, and the achievements follow naturally.

Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart

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Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart beats 75%
30 players

Proxidist calls this one an absolute blast to 100%. Insomniac's collectibles and challenges are fun to chase, and the dimension-hopping keeps the cleanup phase from getting stale.

Sunset Overdrive

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Sunset Overdrive beats 75%
54 players

His pick for the best Insomniac open world to complete. Fast traversal and over-the-top combat make mopping up the last achievements feel like a victory lap.

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii

Cover art of Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii
Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii beats 59%
16 players

Yakuza completion lists have a reputation for being brutal, but Proxidist had a good time with this pirate spin-off. It's a lighter entry point into the series for achievement hunters.

Resident Evil 4 (Remake)

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Resident Evil 4 beats 84%
224 players

Capcom's remake is a modern classic and a satisfying 100%. Its achievements reward mastering the game rather than grinding it.

Resident Evil 4 (2005)

Cover art of Resident Evil 4 (2005)
Resident Evil 4 (2005) beats 75%
123 players

Proxidist pairs the original with the remake, because its hardest achievement turns out to be far more manageable than you'd expect. If you want two perfect games from one story, this is the classic double feature.

SILENT HILL 2 (Remake)

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SILENT HILL 2 beats 81%
59 players

According to Proxidist, horror games are usually a blast to 100%, and the Silent Hill 2 remake is no exception. New Game Plus changes things up, which keeps the extra runs interesting.

The Evil Within

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The Evil Within beats 73%
75 players

The crown of the list. Proxidist calls it "the best 100% I've ever got." It's not the easiest entry: the Akumu difficulty kills you in one hit. But there are no cheap gimmicks, just a pure test of skill, which makes the final achievement one of the most rewarding on Steam.

Why these games make great 100% targets

None of these require multiplayer boosting, broken achievements or hundreds of hours of busywork. They are full, high-quality games where completing everything is a natural extension of having fun. That makes them perfect picks for raising your average completion rate on Steam without burning out.

Looking for more? Check out Proxidist's channel for more achievement hunting content.

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