Scannable objects include plants and buildings in the environment, materials, enemies, the people at your camp, etc. You can also use to aim at objects, a red square will appear if you have already scanned it, but a blue square will appear if you haven't. There are 58 scannable objects located in the game. This is an easy and enjoy 1000 to add to your collection! The game is not particularly challenging and should only last a few hours for completionists. And you can leave the area and search the entire map for any scannable objects you missed.Īside from the Space Archaeologists (50G) achievement, this game is a nice leisurely action adventure game. Luckily, the game's final autosave is just before the final boss fight. If you are thorough enough, you will complete the game with all achievements earned however, it is ciompletely possible that you still need to scan objects for Space Archaeologists (50G). The rest of the achievements will unlock as you progress through the story. There are a number of combat related achievements for using certain abilities ( Three's a Crowd (25G)) or getting gunk beasts to run into each other ( Take Charge (50G)). Along the way, you will find opposition in the gunk monsters and the gunk itself.
#The gunk escape the gardener upgrade#
You'll need to search most areas for materials to upgrade your abilities ( All In (50G)) and scannable objects to add to your encyclopedia ( Space Archaeologists (50G)). The Gunk consists of 8 chapters, connected by a semi open world, withs ome linear paths. A search for energy brought you here, but the search for the Gardener will keep you here! During your adventure, you will meet new characters, some friendly and some not, collect resources, solve environment puzzles, and upgrade your abilities. You explore a mysterious alien planet in search of energy and uncover an even more mysterious history. The Gunk is a relatively short action adventure experience. For questions, comments or feedback, please visit the Achievements and Guide Discussion thread.
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