This would clash with the profile privacy settings.

引用自 Ettanin：

This would clash with the profile privacy settings.

That sounds very much fixable

Considering achievements mean NOTHING and there are tools out there to unlock achievements, this would be a useless feature.

引用自 Hi Im Swat：

Considering achievements mean NOTHING and there are tools out there to unlock achievements, this would be a useless feature.

Since there is no real incentive to unlock achievements and then post a review I don't think it'll be a problem

aha

But a game review already shows customer reviews and the player name, on the store page If their profile is public take a look
https://psteamproxy.yuanyoumao.com/app/1284190/The_Planet_Crafter/

Youtube is the best to checkout whether a game is what you like or not.

As an option that the reviewer can toggle? Sure.

Mandatory? No.

I disagree with the OP's premise that they are an indicator of whether the reviewers "know what they are talking about".

Many achievements are mundane ones. I don't see how an achievement for cutting down 1 million trees in an open world survival game would correlate with "knowing their stuff". And if that is considered a yardstick for them, you might as well treat hours played as a yardstick since it's just something that needs a lot of time, not skill or specific knowhow.

Even for "smarter" achievements like finding easter eggs or missable treasure chests, I don't see how they correlate with the aforementioned either. To me, it just means that the player is either lucky enough to have come across it, is a patient (which would be indicated by time played anyway) fellow or more likely, used a guide to find them......which would be meaningless in terms of "knowing their stuff".

Moreover, it's common for folks to cheat in singleplayer games so you wouldn't be able to tell with just a glance at the number of achievements whether they got them legitimately.

I would SAM cheat all my reviews to make it funny and then you would have to deal with less honest people doing the same. Asking for more details that can only ever be used to nitpick and argue over them is unnecessary and tedious. There is no shortcut to figuring out which reviews are nonsense.