Total Medals Earned: 197 (From
46 different games.)
Total Medal Score: 3,005 Points
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Read the entire first issue of 1976
Life after death
Replay the game.
Finish the game without dying.
Defeat the final boss.
Accomplish your mission to find a new identity.
Find medicinal blue flowers for the good doctor
Kill a spider, save a kitty.
Eliminate the Pig Hunter
Help the town tailor find a green, furry shawl.
Enter The Cave of No Return
Enter The Mushroom Forest
Trip 5 Times During 1 Game
Trip 10 Times During 1 Game
Trip 15 Times During 1 Game
View The Credits
Stay Close To The Avalanche For A Short Amount Of Time
Slide A Fair Bit
Stay Close To The Avalanche For A Medium Amount Of Time
Slide Quite A Bit
Slide A Lot!
Stay Close To The Avalanche For Quite A While!
Die 100 times (in a single game)
Complete 30 rooms
Reach the end of the game
Jump on the enemy in 'TRUST'.
Dont commit suicide in 'SUICIDE'.
Attempt to use the arrow keys in 'PLEASE WAIT'.
Use the button to create a bridge.
Get the fake ending: press ESCAPE in 'THE END'. According to SWFStats only 13% of players get this ending.
Skip the spring in 'BREAKTHROUGH'.
Don't kill the creature in 'REFLEX'.
Don't kill the creatures in 'DROP3'.
Get the 'Trapped Forever' ending. According to SWFStats 60% of population get this ending.
Get the 'Free' ending. According to SWFStats only 11% of population get this ending. Do you want to be that special?
Finish level 1
Pass level 6
Pass level 16
Pass level 11
Pass level 22 using balloons!
Finish the game
Find the hidden announcers
Unlock this medal to learn its secrets!
Unlock this medal to learn its secrets!
Graciously lose the race
Win the race on Normal
Make the race last 10 minutes
Score 2000 points on Hardcore Survival
Score 4000 points on Abnormal Survival
Win the race on Abnormal
Win the race on Hardcore
Unlock this medal to learn its secrets!
Unlock this medal to learn its secrets!
Pick a chain of at least 32 flowers.
Reach 10,000 points.
Survive 6 levels in survival mode.
Reach 25.000 points.
Survive 12 levels in survival mode.
Kill the ghost.
Pick a chain of at least 60 flowers.
Collect 25 food items in a single combo.
Pick a chain of at least 100 flowers.
Survive 24 levels in survival mode.
Squish 25 enemies in a single combo.
Reach 50,000 points.
Reach 100,000 points.
Reach 200,000 points.
Reach 500.000 points.
Survive 48 levels in survival mode.
