Let me remind you that developers are turning off the game servers on May 30, 2025, so if you are an active achievement hunter and don't want to miss a rare opportunity, you still have almost 2.5 months to do it.

My Multiversus Achievement Guide is completely updated, don't forget to see what's new. Grab your friends and run for achievements, and my guide will help you with this!

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2837313121

When I choose a game to make a guide for, I try to predict how many people will want to do the same. After all, an achievement guide is one of the most obvious ideas for a guide here on Steam, not counting some kind of technical fix and a tutorial for the game.

It's easy to choose not very popular or nunknown games, because I'm almost always sure that there is no competition there. But there are games like my recent choice: Monster Hunter Wilds. This game just screamed that it would be popular and attract a lot of attention, and also that at least 4-5 more people would create an achievement guide with me.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3435493395
At such moments, I always think about whether people will like my guide and if so, then why, and if not, then also why? Sometimes my guide turns out to be better and more popular than others, but this time everything was different.

Despite the fact that my guide was one of the first, it didn't help it to even reach the first page of game guides. This always makes me think that my guides are too complicated, overloaded and inconvenient, or their pretentious design causes discomfort in studying and using. Or they are annoyed by the AI ​​mascots in the guide title.

I just wanted to say that I don't consider myself a super-trooper mega cool creator of the best guides in the world, here the user decides and I should take this into account and draw conclusions.

But I am grateful to everyone who supported and supports me, because if it were not for your support, I would have given up this thankless task long ago.

Thank you, once again.
xoxo, Melissa

Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 was released just today, I had enough time to prepare for this guide, so most of the information is already available, details and description will be added in the next few days. I hope you bought this game and the guide will be extremely useful to you!

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3421028288

The new year will bring us a lot of interesting games that definitely caught my attention. You should definitely expect news from me and new guides.

See you in the new year!

I love making guides, but even in my favorite activity there are things that make me want to smash my PC so hard. The name of this thing is: recreating guides once again.

And it's not about the fact that the developers updated the game, added new achievements and now I have to update the guide. No, this is normal and natural. Then what's the problem?

At a random moment in time, Steam can selectively or completely delete all images from the guide. Completely. They will not be displayed to users, and in the guide settings, only the name will remain. Because of this, the entire layout of the guide collapses and even if the guide was completely finished, now it needs to be redone.


It is doubly unpleasant when I start receiving lots of angry comments about the guide being empty, nothing has been added to it, although everything was fine until Steam suddenly deleted the pictures.

The issue here not only in the fact that the images have to be re-uploaded and then the guide sections edited. For some reason, even if you delete old images and try to upload them again, Steam will show you an error. This can be fixed by changing the file name.

This problem is not unique to me, other guide creators also face it. And of course, those whose guides consist only of pictures suffer the most. No one knows exactly which images disappear: sometimes all are deleted, sometimes only some. Also, the guide itself does not depend on it: images can disappear in both a new and an old guide, in a popular one and in one that no one has visited for a long time.

Steam support can't help with this problem, they only give standard recommendations like checking internet connection, updating browser cache, etc.

The only way to get rid of this problem is to create completely text guides without any images, and I really don't want to get rid of the style of my guides, because I like the way it looks and I think it makes them stand out from the crowd, makes them attractive to users.

Or there's another option: constantly check ALL your guides for such bugs. Oh, I already have more than 90 of them, and such a check not only doesn't save the risk of encountering a problem, but also greatly discourages the desire to do anything at all.

I hope one day this will be fixed