| Game |
Achievement |
Points |
 |
 |
Sutherland's Finest |
1.90 |
| Turned on the paths computer. |
|
 |
F1 Driver |
1.20 |
| Went through the whole tutorial. |
|
 |
Surprisingly Painless |
1.45 |
| Managed to (temporarily) destroy the Rktcr. |
|
 |
Junior Achiever |
1.42 |
| Completed a basic challenge level. |
|
 |
Achiever |
2.60 |
| Completed a tricky challenge level. |
|
 |
Overachiever |
2.60 |
| Completed an impossible challenge level. |
|
 |
Bachelor's of Rktcr |
2.60 |
| Completed all the basic challenge levels. |
|
 |
Master's of Rktcr |
0.00 |
| Completed all the tricky challenge levels. |
|
 |
PhD in Rktcr |
0.00 |
| Completed all the impossible challenge levels. |
|
 |
Extracurricular Activites |
0.00 |
| Completed a user-created challenge level. |
|
 |
I Have Seen The Unicycle. |
0.00 |
| Not as tricky to complete as you might think; it just takes some time. |
|
 |
Never the Same |
2.60 |
| Unless you copy/paste the path, I guess. |
|
 |
Azurite |
0.00 |
| Copper(II) carbonate produced as copper ore weathers. Was used as blue pigment in the middle ages. |
|
 |
Emerald |
2.30 |
| Beryl tinted green by chromium or vanadium. Mined all over the world, predominately in Colombia and Zambia. |
|
 |
Opal |
2.30 |
| Hydrated amorphous silica. Its brilliant play of color results from diffraction and interference of light passing through internal planes of silica spheres. |
|
 |
Ruby |
0.00 |
| Corundum tinted by chromium. Synthetic ruby is used in some lasers. |
|
 |
Chrysotile |
0.00 |
| Fibrous silicate. A common, naturally-occurring asbestos. |
|
 |
Galena |
0.00 |
| Lead(II) sulfide. A commercially-important lead ore that occasionally contains silver. |
|
 |
Graphite |
2.30 |
| Carbon. Used in pencils. Also, as an industrial lubricant. |
|
 |
Hematite |
2.60 |
| Iron(III) Oxide. Used in the pigment Ochre. |
|
 |
Quartz |
0.00 |
| Linked silicon-oxygen tetrahedra. The second-most common mineral in the earth's crust. |
|
 |
Diamond |
0.00 |
| Carbon. Produced under inhumane working conditions, sometimes used to fund horrific conflicts. |
|
 |
Obsidian |
0.00 |
| Volcanic glass. The oldest known obsidian tools date to 700,000 BCE. |
|
 |
Calcite |
0.00 |
| Calcium carbonate. A common component of both limestone and marble. |
|
 |
Scheelite |
0.00 |
| Calcium tungstate. Surprisingly heavy. Cut gems can be fragile. |
|
 |
Tourmaline |
0.00 |
| Boron silicate. Multi-colored crystals result from changing concentrations of trace elements during crystallization. |
|
 |
Mineralogist |
0.00 |
| Collected all gems. |
|
 |
Polite Applause |
0.00 |
| Complete a 3-gem world. |
|
 |
Hearty Clapping |
0.00 |
| Complete a 7-gem world. |
|
 |
Standing Ovation |
0.00 |
| Complete a 14-gem world. |
|
 |
Mapless Wonder |
0.00 |
| I wonder how you did it? |
|
 |
Drawing Skills |
0.00 |
| Perhaps honed in other games. |
|
 |
There And Back Again |
0.00 |
| One cannot say enough. |
|
 |
Empty Handed |
2.30 |
| It's never that easy. |
|
 |
Incompletionist |
0.00 |
| The result, perhaps, of optimistic counting. |
|
 |
Left Hand On My Heart |
0.00 |
| Something doesn't quite seem... right. |
|
 |
What's Up? |
0.00 |
| And why is everything sticking to the walls? |
|
 |
"Now That's What I Call Wisdom" |
0.00 |
| (Volume IV.) |
|
 |
That Horse Ain't Right |
0.00 |
| It's orange. And it doesn't reply. |
|
 |
Calling It Like You See It |
0.00 |
| Sometimes a Rktcr is just a Rktcr. |
