cheevs

Cheevs is a slang term, primarily used in online gaming communities, that refers to achievements. Achievements are virtual accolades or rewards that players can earn within video games by completing specific in-game tasks or challenges. These can range from simple objectives, like defeating a certain number of enemies, to more complex feats, such as finishing a game on its hardest difficulty without taking damage. The term "cheevs" is a shortened, informal version of "achievements."

The concept of achievements originated with the Xbox 360 in 2005, where they were implemented as a system-wide feature, with each achievement having a specific "Gamerscore" value. This system proved popular, and other gaming platforms, including PlayStation and Steam, subsequently introduced their own versions of achievements, often called trophies or simply achievements respectively. Players who actively pursue and unlock these virtual rewards are sometimes referred to as "achievement hunters" or "trophy hunters." The pursuit of cheevs can add an extra layer of challenge and replayability to games, encouraging players to explore all aspects of a game's content.