r/GamingChallenges

193 archived posts · Jun 2012 – Aug 2026

Discovering the nuzlockes of each and every game!

r/GamingChallenges

/r/GamingChallenges is purely for the purpose of setting each other, and taking up challenges that the games don't necessarily go to any efforts to get you to do. This includes things like speed runs in games like Mario, to nuzlocking in pokemon.

Created Jun 23, 2012

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DO NOT...

i) Make posts purely for the purpose of showing that you have completed a challenge. These posts can and should be, kept in the comment sections in the original post that relates to your achievement. Exceptions may be made for:

a) Exceptional achievements.

b) Challenges that you did not take from here - this implies you are also challenging other people to do the same.

ii) Downvote. As much as I'm sure some of you will see a post and think "That's barely even a challenge!", it'd be nice if people would just use upvotes. (Note, this is more of a guideline, and you are free to downvote if you want to do so)

iii) Post links. This is a text only subreddit, and the only pictures should be things like, proof of your completion of a challenge. These can be posted in:

a) The comment section of the original post

b) A link within a text/self post (If you are dead set on sharing your link).

IV) Ask for donations. Any post, asking for donations so you can buy a console and/or a game to complete a challenge will be removed upon sight.

DO...

i) Post your own challenges, and upvote the interesting challenges you see.

ii) Warn people if you're going to give tips and/or spoilers. As stupid as this may sound, some people do not necessarily want help before they have tried. If you're going to post in-game secrets and tips, try to use spoiler tags please.

How you use spoilers for those who do not know:

[This is a spoiler sentence.](/spoiler)

Which will come out like:

Eureka!

iii) Feel free to post challenges you haven't managed to complete yourself. There is nothing saying you must complete your own challenge first.

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