Welcome to the 100% Achievements Guide for Sees Game, the snakey game of snake featuring the snake girl! In this guide, we will cover all the tips and tricks you need to know in order to 100%-ing the game. Get ready to conquer Sees Game and unlock all the achievements!
Introduction
It’s going to be a bit of a grind and moreso a bit of a nightmare to deal with sometimes, with random elements, hours of waiting and lots of replaying in order to handle things. But bear with it, and you should be able to beat it with a play time of less than 50-60 hours.
Yes, 60 hours. It’s gonna be a lot of waiting and replaying. If you’re ready, then read on through!
Part 1: The Unlocks
Literally what the achievement says. You will get this when you open the game.
Another really easy one to get immediately before beginning your first run:
Click on the copyright on the top right and you’ll get a screen showing the 2 creators of this game: Rodri and Koval. This achievement will show up once you see this.
Now then, get to playing the normal game. The maps will be random but there’s a few maps that’ll be very easy for you to get quite a lot of apples in. The best to go for is the golden apples, as these will get you 2 points instead of 1, while your speed and length increase just the same as normal apples. Btw, when you grab an apple:
Acquired from collecting an apple.
Acquired from collection a golden apple.
Now it’s time for you to unlock some modes in order to experience the rest of the game, as well as getting some more achievements. These include:
Unlock Classic Mode. You’ll get this by getting a score of 50
Unlock Time Trial Mode. You’ll get this by getting a score of 100
Unlock Debug Mode. You’ll get this by getting a score of 200
You can also unlock skins from getting higher scores, but these aren’t needed for any achievements. Once you’ve completed your run, be sure to submit it to both the Steam and Global leaderboards for 2 more achievements:
Submit a score to the normal Steam leaderboards
Submit a score to the Global leaderboards
Now that you’ve gone ahead and done pretty much all the very easy and needed achievements, it’s now time for the
Part 2: Rest of Normal Mode
Go through the blue teleport walls in any map that has them.
There will also come times where the game will spawn a normal and golden apple on top of each other, overlapping each other, in which you’ll see in glow more brighter than any other apple. When you see this, grab it immediately. You’ll pick up both, giving you 3 points and increasing your speed and length by two, as well as get:
Collect a normal and golden apple at the same time.
Now something you will most commonly do… is hit a wall. Or “Bonk”. You’re gonna be bonking a LOT with Sees and you’re just gonna have to get used to it. Luckily, there are two achievements you can get for that:
Bonk 25 times.
Bonk 100 times. You’ll get to both of these just from crashing into walls. Every time you hear that meme-y metal pipe drop sound effect, that counts as 1 bonk. You may be able to get this faster through either Time Trial or Debug Mode.
On the opposite side of this however, is getting good at the game. Which you will need to in order to get these 3 achievements below. The best i can offer overall is get lucky with the maps that you randomly get. Some are very open areas, others are corridors and mazes. Avoid the mazes, try to only get the open areas and these next 3 will be easy:
Collect 150 normal red apples in a single Normal Mode run. This is overall during all 3 lives, so you don’t need to do this all in the one life.
Collect 50 golden apples in a single Normal Mode run. Same thing, can get this during all 3 lives, but if you focus only on Golden apples, you’ll get this very easily in the 1 life compared to the normal apples one.
Get 300 points total in a Normal Mode run. Focus only on golden apples, avoid the red ones for all 3 lives. You’ll be able to get this easily this way compared to just grabbing any apple you see, as the length and speed of Sees will make things much harder, and in some cases impossible, for you to be able to handle the maps the game gives you randomly.
That’s pretty much the gist of Normal Mode. Now it’s time to move onto
Part 3: Classic Mode
This is NOT a normal game of Snake in the sense that you only get the 1 point spots and if you touch the outside walls, it’s game over. Luckily, the Golden apples are here too and all walls are teleports, which will make your life much easier for what you’re gonna have to deal with.
The bad news is that these achievements are hard. You’re gonna need some skill at Snake in order to get some of these, so get ready.
First off, even though you can also get this in Normal Mode, i find it’ll be much easier for you to get this achievement in Classic Mode:
Get the absolute max speed possible. You can only get this in either Normal or Classic, due to Time Trial putting you on max speed from the get go. This’ll require you to grab at least about 80-90 normal apples in order to achieve the absolute fastest speed possible in the game. And it is VERY fast, so be careful and ready about it.
You’re gonna have to anticipate and be ready for that speed too, since you’re gonna be getting up to it a good bit when taking care of these:
Collect 75 Golden apples in a single Classic Mode run. Focus solely on the golden apples only to achieve this one, and it won’t be that bad since you won’t quite reach max speed, making this a bit more manageable for most people.
I’d recommend circling around the entire field close to the teleports and flying right into the golden apple when you start reaching close to those high speeds to avoid running into red apples by accident while you wait for another golden to spawn.
Collect 200 normal Red apples in a single Classic Mode run. This one is one of the hardest to do in the game, since you’re gonna grow very long and you’re gonna be very fast.
There’s a few strategies to go for when it comes to this. The first is going Snake pro gamer and doing what you end up seeing online of those “perfect games”, with extremely tight and quick turns and u turns, going in a specific loop taking up the entire screen til the very end.
Personally the one i recommend, and one recommended by Rodri, is the “stairs” strategy. Once you get to a certain speed, which is close to the high speeds, start moving either fully left/right or fully up/down. Every time you get closer to your body in the loop, quickly move one spot up from it and continue forward from there, like a stair motion. Eventually the speed may be too fast for you to keep going 1 spot up and forward, but as long as you keep the line fairly close together and don’t spread out too much, your body shouldn’t become too much of an issue.
At this point however, you’re gonna be relying on just survival and reaction and you’ll probably lose count of how many normal apples you got. Because btw, the Red and Golden apple achievements do not count the other kind, so if you get any golden apples, they will only get in the way and distract ya, they do not count for this achievement or Red Beginner. Same goes for Golden Beginner and Golden Advanced when you collect a normal apple instead of a golden.
This will take you quite a few times and you may end up getting very frustrated by it. But just keep at it, keep trying with the strategy and eventually, you will get 200 normal apples and get the achievement. If you know of a better strategy, feel free to let people know in the comments, but these are the two im aware of.
And while we’re here in Classic Mode, you’ll notice that this is a map that has no walls that will fail you, plus no timer in place either really. Because of that, there’s an achievement you can get here too for this:
Move for 1 million steps overall. This… this is the longest achievement in the game (without RNG. We’ll get to that…). Every time you move a block, that counts as a step. And you have to get 1,000,000 steps. This will take you so, so many hours, at least 24+ hours overall.
The best way to grind this down is with Classic Mode. Get about 40 apples and then get close to the teleport walls, having Sees juuust about touching her bottom with her face… and then just leave the game running.
As of right now, Classic Mode only spawns apples close to the middle of the field. They never spawn near the teleport walls. So, as long as you leave the game running while doing this, you’ll never crash and the game will just keep going for hours and hours, as long as you want, until this achievement unlocks. So just do this, leave the game alone for the entire day and then come back and check. You may end up getting it, you may end up a few steps short, but at long as you either got it or get close by like, a few thousand, that’ll be enough grinding from here for you to then move on and play the game normally from there again.
And with that, that is Classic Mode done! Just one more mode to take notice on… and no, it’s no Debug Mode. There’s no achievements for that, though you can try for ones like the high speed and marathon achievements with that instead if you wish. No, the mode we’re on about now is
Part 4: Time Trial
So much so, that you’ll see apples look misaligned and so do the walls. So… be careful with stuff close to walls. If you miss an apple, don’t worry too much about it, just keep moving forward and try again on the next loop.
If you wanna keep in the run however, don’t bother with the normal apples here. They only give you back 1 second of time. Your goal is collecting Golden apples, which give you 5 seconds each time. The timer goes down somewhat quick, so Golden apples are going to be your saving grace here for every run. There’s times where the game gives you a lot of Golden apples… and times where none spawn for a good few seconds of your time.
But like i said, your goal here is the laps, not the time or score really, when it comes to the achievements for this mode:
Get 10 laps in Time Trial.
Get 100 laps in Time Trial.
Get 500 laps in Time Trial. Yea, 500. A full loop is when you get the teleport wall on the bottom of the map. Have fun doing that 500 times. You can at least do this with as many runs as you want, so you do not need to get this in a single run. If it takes you 500 runs to get 500 laps, so be it.
And that’s it! That’s all the modes of Sees Game! …yea, really not much for Time Trial huh? Well, since we’ve now gone through all 3, there is an achievement you can try to aim for with whatever you feel best at:
Get First Place rank in any modes leaderboards. This may take you some time, depending on how high and good someone was in any mode… as well as if anyone cheats the leaderboards…
Luckily, as of current, the devs will reset the leaderboard every September (or Seestember), so you’ll have a chance of getting this by then when the boards are reset… which unfortunately is a manual effort as they haven’t been able to get the reset to work automatically at all as of yet, so there may come a time where the boards will no longer get reset and potentially make this achievement impossible. You’ve been warned.
Ok so that is all the main modes. Though you can see you still have some achievements left to get, so let’s go over all of
Part 5: The Miscellaneous
First, let’s go over the seasonal achievements, of which there are two:
Play the game during October for the Halloween setting of the game, where all apples are turned into candy, the pumpkins come out to watch you and blink, and the maps become orange.
Play the game during December for the Christmas setting of the game, where all the apples are turned into… well yes, candy, but candy canes this time. Plus, the snowmen are here now and the maps are now white.
Btw, yes, you can cheaply get both of those by adjusting your PC’s clock to October and December, unlocking them immediately. You know, if you have no patience, which considering Marathon and what you’re about to do soon, i don’t believe you about that.
Anyway, the last two are secret achievements and the first one, i’ll give you hints with before outright telling you the solution:
Play the secret melody in the Main Menu.
Hint 1: Sees is a snake. What is commonly known with them?
Hint 2: What is the most generic song you can think of when you think of snakes?
Solution: Its the Streets of Cairo, or the Arabian Riff, or basically the Snake Charmer. Move your mouse over the following in order: Options, Play Game, Skin Selector, Play Game, Options, Options, Play Game, Skin Selector, Top Ranking, Play Game, Skin Selector, Options
Once done, you’ll get the secret music playlist. There’s also a secret piano menu in the game too, which myself and others have gotten, but i do not remember the combination for that, it has no achievement, it has nothing to do with this achievement and both Rodri and Koval left it there for debug purposes and it wasn’t exactly meant to be found that easily, so have fun with that one.
And now lastly:
Get the secret Valve opening.
So, this one… every time you open the game, you’ll get the SEGA logo parody intro before the game starts. There’s a very, very rare chance the intro will instead be a parody of the Valve logo (the old one with the valve in the eye, not the current one with the valve in the back of the head). In order to get this… you have to close and reopen the game again, and again, and again until the game chooses to give you this.
So what are the chances for it to show up? I don’t know. One person told me it took them 587 attempts before it showed up. For me? 1402 attempts.
Have fun. You’ll either get this quickly or it’ll take you many, many hours of trying. Your friend list will enjoy seeing this game show up again and again being played by you on Steam.
If you see this, then you’ve done it:
And That’s It!
Thank you to both Rodri and Koval for making this game.
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Have a great rest of ya day!
-X
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