Retro Highway (JP)
12 Achievements
PS4
Moneybags
Have 20,000 coins in your balance at once
60.9%
How to unlock the Moneybags achievement in Retro Highway - Definitive Guide
Woggo
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Grinding coins by picking them up, even with power-ups, is relatively slow. Completing challenges is the fastest way to make money. I only bought one bike upgrade while playing the game so that I could get to 50k. I used the 12,000 coin bike and it was the only money I spent and this was my last achievement (besides spending them to to get to 5 total bikes) so I only earned ~62,000 coins total.
Some tips about challenges from my solution about unlocking every region:
Some tips about challenges from my solution about unlocking every region:
You will always have three active challenges that you can complete per run.
If you're having trouble with a challenge you can skip one every 15 minutes. Because the challenges get harder and harder I tried to only skip a few that seemed really hard for me so I didn't get stuck with only hard challenges at the end.
Some clarifications for somewhat unclear challenges:
Puddles are only on the ice level. I thought those were patches of ice considering there is a blizzard going on but they are puddles. EDIT:C64 Mat says that the oil slicks on the desert level count as well. Thanks!
A Near Miss is when you are about to hit something (a vehicle or an obstacle) but you swerve out of the way and a Close Call is when you just ride straight next to a vehicle.
For the Do no stunts for x meters challenges, Near Miss and Close Call both count as "stunts" so you have to really avoid everything. I recommend the first level due to lower vehicle density.
For the Don't collect coins for x meters challenges, Near Miss and Close Call award coins but do not count against this challenge, you just need to avoid the coins you can see directly.
The downtown level and the desert level have the traffic cones that you can knock over. In the downtown level it is specifically the cones near the construction workers but not the divider posts that are sometimes between lanes of traffic. In the desert level they are in the divider and are more plentiful at a time - I recommend using the desert level to tackle these challenges.
If you're having trouble with a challenge you can skip one every 15 minutes. Because the challenges get harder and harder I tried to only skip a few that seemed really hard for me so I didn't get stuck with only hard challenges at the end.
Some clarifications for somewhat unclear challenges:
Puddles are only on the ice level. I thought those were patches of ice considering there is a blizzard going on but they are puddles. EDIT:C64 Mat says that the oil slicks on the desert level count as well. Thanks!
A Near Miss is when you are about to hit something (a vehicle or an obstacle) but you swerve out of the way and a Close Call is when you just ride straight next to a vehicle.
For the Do no stunts for x meters challenges, Near Miss and Close Call both count as "stunts" so you have to really avoid everything. I recommend the first level due to lower vehicle density.
For the Don't collect coins for x meters challenges, Near Miss and Close Call award coins but do not count against this challenge, you just need to avoid the coins you can see directly.
The downtown level and the desert level have the traffic cones that you can knock over. In the downtown level it is specifically the cones near the construction workers but not the divider posts that are sometimes between lanes of traffic. In the desert level they are in the divider and are more plentiful at a time - I recommend using the desert level to tackle these challenges.
1 Comment
Did they nerf this, I'm pretty sure it was 100k coins and all of the bikes.
By Fshguy on 10 Nov 2021 00:34