. It's a bit hard to see. In the next room, there's another door to enter to face the boss. They give you hearts and weapons before the bosses. The bosses are simple and you most likely won't even need to move much to destroy any of them. This boss just slides from side to side shooting at you. I will warn you here also there is a lot of dialogue in this game and much of it is just babbling. You can skip most of it if you're in a real hurry to save time.
- What is the estimated achievement difficulty for Cybertrash STATYX?
The estimated achievement difficulty for Cybertrash STATYX is 2/10. - How many offline achievements are there in Cybertrash STATYX?
There are 16 offline achievements in Cybertrash STATYX. - How many online achievements are there in Cybertrash STATYX?
There are 0 online achievements in Cybertrash STATYX. - How long does it take to get 100% in Cybertrash STATYX?
The estimated time to get 100% in Cybertrash STATYX is 1-2 hours. - How many playthroughs is needed to get 100% in Cybertrash STATYX?
1. - How many missable achievements are there in Cybertrash STATYX?
There are 1 possibly [see Tag Winner (60G)] missable achievements in Cybertrash STATYX. - Does difficulty affect achievements in Cybertrash STATYX?
Difficulty does not affect achievements in Cybertrash STATYX. - Are there any unobtainable/glitched achievements in Cybertrash STATYX?
There are no unobtainable/glitched achievements in Cybertrash STATYX.
Overview:
- Estimated achievement difficulty: 2/10 [Achievement Difficulty Rating]
- Offline: 16 [1000
]
- Online: 0
- Approximate amount of time to 1000: 1-2 hours [Estimated Time to 100%]
- Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
- Missable achievements: 1 possibly [see Tag Winner (60G)]
- Does difficulty affect achievements: No [there are three difficulties, but you can play on easy for the 1000]
- Unobtainable/glitched achievements: None
Introduction:
Welcome to the newest Sometimes You stack. There is an Xbox One version and a Series S/X version for a total of 2000. Nothing crazy to say about this game. See you in the Abbreviated Walkthrough. Here is a bit of info about the game. Don't forget if you buy the Xbox One version first then buy the Series S/X you will get a discount.
"Cybertrash STATYX is a tactical 2D action-platformer. Run, jump, slide, destroy enemies, gain experience points, upgrade your character – Jenet, who is trying to escape from the corporation.
In the distant future, the industrial part of the world has separated from nature and built its infrastructure through the activities of local corporations. Robots are used to control the population. All those who disagree with the dictatorship of corporations united in opposition. The corporate response keeps pace with technological progress, and the population is condemned to cyborgization.
People are abducted and modified by installing neural manipulators in various ways. Due to the limited resource of chips, the newly-minted cyborgs also take control of the unmodified population. Captured people have their memories erased and turned into cyborgs. The opposition is weakening.
As the main character, Janet, you plunge into the depths of events, trying to remember the past and escape from the clutches of the corporation. Uncover the conspiracy against humanity!" - xbox.com
Abbreviated Walkthrough:
First off there is a lot of dialogue in this game and the lowercase 't's in the game are a bit weird. You can skip a lot of the dialogue if you want to save some time if you're just in it for the completion.
The controls might be a little weird and not very precise but overall you should be okay. Use
to slide then hit 
to jump higher. It is a bit weird but you will get used to it. There is an upgrade system but if playing on easy it really won't matter. I died a couple times in my first run but it won't matter too much. I would advise upgrading the Luck, which can make you dodge damage, and Hacking, which will allow you to get better weapons and be able to hack the crates for extra resources. You can also buy levels using the little squares (credits) you pick up. One level is 250 credits. You can also use the credits to buy hearts and more ammo during the levels. I ran into 3-4 of the ones that sell levels so they are spread out a bit. Not really a whole lot else to say, just make your way through the levels and all the achievements will unlock. Every few levels you will have a cut scene with two girls playing tag and hide 'n' seek, and you will get achievements for them also.
All of the guns aren't very good. I mainly used the infinite laser default gun and the heavy shotty-type gun when I could get it. Just experiment with the different ones and find one you like. You can switch between light and heavy guns with the
button. You can also shoot while sliding to hit enemies who are too low for your projectiles. I also mention this in the first boss achievement. I barely moved much and beat each boss pretty quickly on easy. So don't really worry too much; all the guns will kill the bosses easily. The game stocks you up with hearts and weapons before each boss fight. Just play through each level and all the achievements will be yours.
Mop-Up:
You only need one full run and all the achievements will unlock. This game most likely doesn't need a guide, but I know a lot of people like to know what they are getting into. So no real mop up is needed.
Conclusion:
Another easy Sometimes You stack. To do both versions it might take you 3-4 hours, so not bad for 2000. You may die a couple times. Otherwise enjoy the pretty easy 2000. Congrats to you.
- Estimated achievement difficulty: 2/10 [Achievement Difficulty Rating]
- Offline: 16 [1000
]- Online: 0
- Approximate amount of time to 1000
: 1-2 hours [Estimated Time to 100%]- Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
- Missable achievements: 1 possibly [see Tag Winner (60G)]
- Does difficulty affect achievements: No [there are three difficulties, but you can play on easy for the 1000
]- Unobtainable/glitched achievements: None
Introduction:
Welcome to the newest Sometimes You stack. There is an Xbox One version and a Series S/X version for a total of 2000
. Nothing crazy to say about this game. See you in the Abbreviated Walkthrough. Here is a bit of info about the game. Don't forget if you buy the Xbox One version first then buy the Series S/X you will get a discount. "Cybertrash STATYX is a tactical 2D action-platformer. Run, jump, slide, destroy enemies, gain experience points, upgrade your character – Jenet, who is trying to escape from the corporation.
In the distant future, the industrial part of the world has separated from nature and built its infrastructure through the activities of local corporations. Robots are used to control the population. All those who disagree with the dictatorship of corporations united in opposition. The corporate response keeps pace with technological progress, and the population is condemned to cyborgization.
People are abducted and modified by installing neural manipulators in various ways. Due to the limited resource of chips, the newly-minted cyborgs also take control of the unmodified population. Captured people have their memories erased and turned into cyborgs. The opposition is weakening.
As the main character, Janet, you plunge into the depths of events, trying to remember the past and escape from the clutches of the corporation. Uncover the conspiracy against humanity!" - xbox.com
Abbreviated Walkthrough:
First off there is a lot of dialogue in this game and the lowercase 't's in the game are a bit weird. You can skip a lot of the dialogue if you want to save some time if you're just in it for the completion.
The controls might be a little weird and not very precise but overall you should be okay. Use
to slide then hit to jump higher. It is a bit weird but you will get used to it. There is an upgrade system but if playing on easy it really won't matter. I died a couple times in my first run but it won't matter too much. I would advise upgrading the Luck, which can make you dodge damage, and Hacking, which will allow you to get better weapons and be able to hack the crates for extra resources. You can also buy levels using the little squares (credits) you pick up. One level is 250 credits. You can also use the credits to buy hearts and more ammo during the levels. I ran into 3-4 of the ones that sell levels so they are spread out a bit. Not really a whole lot else to say, just make your way through the levels and all the achievements will unlock. Every few levels you will have a cut scene with two girls playing tag and hide 'n' seek, and you will get achievements for them also. All of the guns aren't very good. I mainly used the infinite laser default gun and the heavy shotty-type gun when I could get it. Just experiment with the different ones and find one you like. You can switch between light and heavy guns with the
button. You can also shoot while sliding to hit enemies who are too low for your projectiles. I also mention this in the first boss achievement. I barely moved much and beat each boss pretty quickly on easy. So don't really worry too much; all the guns will kill the bosses easily. The game stocks you up with hearts and weapons before each boss fight. Just play through each level and all the achievements will be yours.Mop-Up:
You only need one full run and all the achievements will unlock. This game most likely doesn't need a guide, but I know a lot of people like to know what they are getting into. So no real mop up is needed.
Conclusion:
Another easy Sometimes You stack. To do both versions it might take you 3-4 hours, so not bad for 2000
. You may die a couple times. Otherwise enjoy the pretty easy 2000. Congrats to you.