George's Platinums

[GeorgeAK199]

Unpacking Hi guys, this is the start of a kind of series I want to do here. I am going to play through random games in my library, aiming for the platinum in each one. I will give my general thoughts on each trophy or just what I did to achieve that trophy. Before I get started with this first platinum though, here is some background information about the game. Estimated Platinum Difficulty: 1/10 Approx Time To Platinum: 4 Hours Trophy Makeup: 10B 9S 5G Missable Trophies: 0 (Via PSNProfiles) Unpacking Unpacking is a zen game about the familiar experience of pulling possessions out of boxes and fitting them into a new home. Part block-fitting puzzle, part home decoration, you are invited to create a satisfying living space while learning clues about the life you’re unpacking. Over the course of eight house moves, you are given a chance to experience a sense of intimacy with a character you never see and a story you’ve never been told. (Via PS Store Description) PLEASE NOTE: There may be some spoilers for the game/methods to get trophies in the game. First Level Trophies Make Some Memories (97.94% Common) Blast Some Tunes (78.58% Common) Solve A Puzzle (78.81% Common) Beginning (96.25% Common) There were a total of four trophies available in the first level. To be able to collect them all, you need to unpack the camera, play music through the music speaker, solve the rubiks’s cube (Which I did with my eyes closed) and finally unpack everything in the level, putting all items in the correct place. Second Level Trophies Strike A Pose (81.62% Common) A Sometimes Food (79.95% Common) Electronic Hazard (80.51% Common) Get Smart (91.67% Common) For the second level, again there were four trophies. To begin, the first trophy of the level was for making a little mannequin dab, a trophy I genuinely resent having completed. After that, the next trophy is for placing the cookie jar out of reach, which doesn’t seem a huge issue, because if the protagonist is anything like me then they are too lazy to buy cookies to go in there anyway. Next was the best trophy in the game, as the devs really redeemed themselves after making me dab earlier but letting us put a toaster in the bath to get a trophy. Lastly, completing the level would get a trophy too. Third Level Trophies Game On (76.59% Common) Hat On Head (75.95% Common) Fellowship (85.90% Common) This level didn’t see as many trophies as the previous two, but they did follow the trend of being very simple. First of all, after unpacking a video game console, we could turn it on to earn a trophy. After that, the second trophy of the level would be for placing a hat on a mannequin's head, gotta say I’ve never known people to just have mannequins in their house, but it seems pretty normal in this game. Finally, the last trophy of the level would be for completing it. Fourth Level Trophies Tidy Whities (75.59% Common) Brew Some Coffee (74.26% Common) Too Cool (80.52% Common) This level contained what I thought was the hardest trophy in the game. And still it was pretty simple, which shows the level of difficulty involved in the game. The trophy that I am talking about is “Brew Some Coffee” where you need to unpack all items needed to make coffee onto the tabletop. This seems easy, but I have never had coffee in my life ever…. Yeah it was still easy. Anyway, the next trophy was for tidying up the underwear drawer, and the last of the level once again was just for completing the level. Fifth Level Trophies Rediscover Childhood (76.72% Common) Home Cooking (79.00% Common) Level five was the shortest level in the game, consisting of only two rooms and being half unpacked already. This was the reason why on my playthrough I missed a trophy in this level. In the level, there is a poster from a previous level which you need to put up on the wall again to earn a trophy. However, the poster is already put away at the start of the level, so I played it assuming it would be in one of the boxes, which it wasn’t. Not a big deal though, I’m just shocked that I missed a trophy in a 1/10 difficulty game. As per, the other trophy this level was just for completing the level (You should see the trend there by now) Sixth Level Trophies 12:00 (74.15% Common) Brilliantly Solved (75.31% Common) Independence (77.15% Common) On this level, we were back up to three available trophies. The first of which was for setting the time on the microwave. Being a connoisseur of microwaves, I felt at home here. Next there was a trophy for making a correct equation on the fridge using fridge magnets, before the generic end of level trophy I had become accustomed to. Seventh Level Trophies Green Thumb (76.19% Common) Love (76.25% Common) This was the penultimate level of the game, but that didn’t correlate to lots of trophies. Instead there were only two. Green thumb was available for putting away all plants in the level, there were one or two plants in every room that needed putting away. Eighth Level Trophies Baby Builder (74.16% Common) Fuzzy Friends (75.17% Common) Gotta Flush ‘em All (73.20% Common) No Place Like Home (74.62% Common) The last level of the game saw four pretty easy trophies hidden inside it. The first of these was baby builder. By this point of the game, it was clear the main character was either expecting, or had delivered a baby. This trophy was for putting the baby blocks in a tower. Next was fuzzy friends, which was simply attainable by putting the stuffed pig and stuffed tiger next to each other. Then there was the toilet trophy, which I guess you could say was a collectables trophy, as to get it you had to flush all 6 toilets in the game. And the last trophy was no place like home, a great name for the final trophy of the game. All Moved In (72.87% Common) Final Thoughts: Overall I thought unpacking was exactly how I expected it to be. For me, this game is the perfect kind of game to play if you are relaxing at the end of the day, or if you are talking to friends and waiting to play a game together. I have seen a lot of people giving this game hate or being underwhelmed by the game, but I don’t think there was really that much more that could have been done with the game. It wasn’t an amazing must buy game, but it wasn’t bad either. And for that reason, I am going to score unpacking a 4/10. Up Next: GTA: San Andreas

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[GeorgeAK199]

GTA San Andreas: The Trophy Journey With the recent announcement of the GTA 6 trailer coming soon, I thought it would be a good time to try and platinum the three games in the GTA trilogy. I started with San Andreas, purely because it was downloaded the fastest. Before I properly get into the journey for the platinum, here is some basic information about the game. Estimated Platinum Difficulty: 4/10 Approx Time To Platinum: 40/50 Hours Trophy Makeup: 21B, 8S, 5G Missable Trophies: 3 (Via PowerPyx) GTA: San Andreas Five years ago, Carl “CJ” Johnson escaped the haze of Los Santos, San Andreas… a city tearing itself apart with gang trouble, drugs and corruption. Now, it’s the early 90s. CJ’s got to go home - his mother has been murdered, his family has fallen apart, and his childhood friends are all heading towards disaster. (Via PS Store Description) PLEASE NOTE: THERE ARE SOME SPOILERS IN HERE, I TRIED MY BEST TO WRITE THIS WITHOUT SPOILING BUT IT IS NOT SPOILER FREE. Getting Started (89.21% Common) The first trophy that we got on San Andreas was a pretty basic one, after watching a few cutscenes and a pretty standard opening mission, we were awarded the getting started trophy for completing the “Big Smoke” mission. Pay’n’Spray (69.76% Common) Shortly after reuniting with our friends from back home, we were right back into our gang activity (I sound so cool right now). And our latest crime had us on the run from the cops, to escape them, we used the Pay’n’Spray. The Pay’n’Spray is essentially a garage you can enter, which for $100 repaints your car a different colour so that the police don’t recognise the car that you are driving. We used this masterful escape plan to pick up this trophy, and it definitely was not because the game forced me to. With Extra Dip (41.40% Uncommon) After completing some more early missions, we found ourselves quite low on health. In GTA San Andreas, to heal yourself you need to go to a restaurant to buy food, so this is exactly what I did. And since the other members of the gang ridiculed me for being too skinny, we decided to have a big lunch. To be honest, I got this trophy simply through luck, as I just happened to be in Cluckin’ Bell and I just happened to buy meals until the trophy popped. I had no clue it was even a trophy. I’ll Have Two Number 9s (25.32% Uncommon) Now, after eating 8 meals what is the best thing you can do? Go to the gym? Go on a walk? Nope. Eat more until you are morbidly obese of course! So that is what I decided to do to get this next trophy…. And it kind of took me a while afterwards to figure out how to get my guys weight back down, so I was kind of just waddling around for the next few hours of gameplay. Smooth Moves (40.51% Uncommon) Eating can be tiring work, so I decided to have a little break by doing some crime. The usual. This time, we were stealing a sound truck belonging to some random girl and a guy from South London. To impress them into letting me get in the van, I first had to show them my insane dance moves. So that’s what I did. There was a little dancing minigame but it was really easy, 30 seconds later not only can I continue with the mission, but also I’m celebrating the trophy. Today Was A Good Day (43.92% Uncommon) After this, I was getting a little bored of doing missions over and over, so I tried to complete some side trophies. I made a first attempt at the “Yes I Speak English” trophy, where you have to complete 50 taxi fares, however I kinda may have made the taxi blow up and kill my passenger. Apparently, that wasn’t the correct thing to do. I did try to make things up to society though by attempting to become a vigilante for the “What The City Needs” trophy, but I failed at that too. Somehow though, I had been messing around trying to do these trophies for so long that the trophy for not committing any crimes for 24 hours popped. And I have to say I love the attention to detail in the trophy description, “Go 24 hours (in game) without committing any crime”. It’s like the devs are just sitting there like, crimes in real life? That’s fine, just not in the game please. Horror Of The Santa Maria (40.20% Uncommon) It was now time to continue doing some missions, and I ran into the first mission with a missable trophy, “Madd Dogs Rhymes”. Essentially, we had to break into Madd Dogs recording studio to steal his rhyme book to help out our friend and wannabe rapper, OG Loc. And let me tell you, he really needed the help. To score an extra trophy, we had to do all this entirely with stealth kills, while not being spotted at all by any of the security guards at Madd Dogs mansion. This was difficult, not because of the task, but because of how inconsistent it was to actually perform a stealth kill. I would press the same buttons each time and a different action would happen. Each time that I failed, I would stand still to be killed by the guards, however once I failed on the last guard, so I drowned in a swimming pool to restart, getting this trophy for drowning. Assassin (28.11% Uncommon) After continuous attempts (1 Hour 30 Minutes worth), finally I managed to get the trophy for completing the mission while only using stealth kills. It did take a while, but the whole time I was making steady progress. The hardest part was getting past the bar, once you took out the first three guards, there were two more in a room together, one was behind a bar making drinks, and the other playing video games, probably trying to platinum Slyde. However, as soon as you walked around the corner, there was a 50/50 chance of the guard behind the bar seeing you instantly. This did make things a bit infuriating, but we persevered for the trophy. All Dressed Up For San Fierro (47.29% Uncommon) We continued through the story, and warning spoilers ahead. But, we did a lot, I’m talking, illegal street races, getting a girlfriend after we accidentally locked a girl in a burning building (Which we also may or may not have set on fire in the first place), interrupted an arms deal between the russians and the Ballers (One of our rival gangs), and more. However, we then got a phone call from our sisters boyfriend, he was desperate to meet up, so we did. Once we got there he showed us that two of our closest friends, Ryder and Big Smoke, had been working with the Ballers behind our back. Not only that, but they had also set up an ambush on our brother Sweet. We drove across town to help Sweet fight off the ambush, we were successful, but we were soon arrested, which was when this trophy popped. The American Dream (43.29% Uncommon) Away from the story and missions now, this trophy was simply for buying a house. When driving past some apartments near Verona Beach, I bought an apartment for $10,000 giving me this easy trophy. What Are The Odds (27.24% Uncommon) Buying a house is a big achievement, so I went out to celebrate by doing what any normal person would do, betting. So I made my way down to the betting shop, and to get this trophy all I needed to do was bet on the correct horse in a race… I genuinely bet on the favourite 8 times in a row and it came DEAD LAST every time. But like a cat, I used my 9th life on the favourite again and finally won to get this trophy and 200 out of my 800 lost dollars back. School’s Out (39.74% Uncommon) We continued through the story though, and we got hooked up with Catalina, who is absolutely crazy. We do a couple of jobs with her, until she decides to move to Liberty City with her new mute boyfriend. As a parting gift, she leaves us with an empty garage after we beat her boyfriend in a race. This leads us to recruiting a team to run the garage, which in turn leads us to driving school, which we technically didn’t have to do but I still did to get this trophy. Who Needs Directions? (26.81% Uncommon) Now I will admit, this is a trophy I knew about prior to starting the game, purely because of videos from popular trophy hunters that I have watched. So I can’t really show off getting it in my first playthrough of the game ever. But basically, remember Ryder and Big Smoke? Well it turns out they’re secretly part of a group involved in smuggling, while trying to break into the group, we start helping out some of the members. Low and behold, a van full of goods is taken, with one of the guys friends in the back. Luckily, he had his phone with him and he phones up asking for help, this trophy is awarded for driving directly to where he has been taking, without guessing incorrectly. What Happens In Las Venturas… (35.95% Uncommon) This trophy came a little bit after the previous, and without spoiling too much of the story, we essentially had to break into a crack lab and stop the operation. To do this we rigged a car with a bomb, which we could detonate at any time. Then we drove into the lab and blew it up, before making our escape via stunt jump after the main entrance was locked off. Double Or Nothin’ (24.51% Uncommon) Okay, now I break the fourth wall and ask you. If you just blew up a whole drug operation, how would you celebrate? Here’s my answer, I went to the casino and put it all on red… all being $100 because to bet on higher tables I need to get my gambling skill up, but red won so I got this trophy at least. Lucky Spinner (22.05% Uncommon) While at the casino, I took a bit of time to level up my gambling to be able to play the wheel of fortune game. The aim of the game for this trophy is to make 1000$ off of a single spin, it is pretty easy, the hard part was levelling up my gambling skill. This was because my gambling skill got glitched and didn’t go up, all I could find online was people hedging their bets on roulette, I tried this for 30 minutes, spending $20,000 (People online said it would take $5,000) but nothing happened. I instead played blackjack for a little while until it finally let me play the game needed for the trophy. They Can’t Stop All Of Us (25.79% Uncommon) The third and final missable trophy in GTA: San Andreas is this one. And to be honest, this is probably my favourite mission so far. Basically, one of our crazy friends who is always high wants us to help him steal a secret project from a secret government area, area 69. We successfully do so, breaking in and stealing a $60,000,000 jetpack. To get the trophy though, we had to do so without setting off any alarms, which we did on only our second attempt. Yes I Speak English (24.11% Uncommon) After breaking into a military protected area, I spent 2 and a half hours trying to figure out how to get a key card I needed to complete the next mission in the story… a task that should have taken 5 minutes but my game glitched. I decided to cheer myself up by getting this trophy for completing 50 taxi fares. Liberty City State Of Mind (30.08% Uncommon) I continued on after my taxi fun, completing a bunch of side missions to be able to progress further in the main storyline. Eventually, I had done all side missions needed to unlock the next main mission, in this mission I flew to Liberty City to exterminate a rival gangs bistro. The mission was honestly the easiest in the game so far, took me no longer than 30 seconds, and this trophy popped at the end of it. Hoopin’ It Up (24.41% Uncommon) At this point of the game, we had returned to Los Santos for what I was presuming was the end of the game. To celebrate being back home, I visited the basketball court to try and get this trophy, where you have one minute to score 30 points in basketball, however every shot you score you gain five seconds additional time. Obviously, being the son of Michael Jordan and Steph Curry (Don’t ask about logistics) I completed this first time, with about 10 seconds spare. The End Of The Line (27.08% Uncommon) And this is it, well for the story trophies anyway. This trophy is for completing the final mission of GTA: San Andreas, and it was a brilliant mission to end it all. Honestly one of the best, maybe the best mission. Now it’s time to clean up. Rescue A Kitten Too? (26.86% Uncommon) Step one of the cleanup was to be going through all the vehicle side missions. As I had already completed the taxi fare missions, I started with the firefighter missions. To get this trophy I had to complete 12 levels of a firefighter mini game where I had to drive around putting out fires under a time limit. Saviour (28.99% Uncommon) I continued through the vehicle related trophies, this time I was picking injured people up in an ambulance and dropping them off at the local hospital. Again there was a time limit, as well as 12 levels to complete. Original Gangster (24.24% Uncommon) After completing these side missions, I decided to work a little bit on gang territories. Essentially, controlling every gang territory in the game is the hardest thing needed to do for the platinum, you need to find a rival gangs area, start a gang war there and win it… 53 times… and the entire time they could start a gang war in one of your areas and potentially win it back. After a little bit of grinding, I popped this trophy for gaining maximum respect, which you gain by killing police and rival gang members. Bike Or Biker (23.05% Uncommon) Back to a bronze trophy now. And this was a very fun trophy to get. Around the map, there are spots to complete time trials on bikes or motorbikes, these essentially consist of tricks and jumps which you have a very short amount of time to complete. Once you manage to complete one of these, you get this trophy. A Legitimate Business (18.92% Rare) Next I decided to get one of the long(ish) grinds out of the way. To get this trophy you need to export 3 lists of 10 vehicles. The way this works is as follows, you check a list at the docks to see the cars you need to collect, after that you need to bring one car back at a time and put them on a ship via crane to be exported. I did all 30 to get this trophy. What The City Needs (21.44% Uncommon) Next up was the final of the emergency vehicle missions. Prior to this I have completed the firefighter and ambulance missions, and this was the hardest. For this one I had to be a vigilante, driving around in a stolen police car and killing suspects, of course the actual police would be on my tail the whole time too, and there was still a time limit and 12 levels to get through. Public Enemy No. 1 (21.05% Uncommon) After completing the vigilante missions, I already had a 3 star wanted level and was in a tank. For me this was the perfect opportunity to kill 2 birds with 1 stone and also get the 6 star wanted level. So I drove down to the military base and blew everything up for a couple of minutes, and that did the job. Chick Magnet (19.38% Rare) This trophy was an easy one that I forgot I still had left. To get this trophy you need to max out your sex appeal, which according to my unc- actually I won’t finish that. Anyway, to achieve maximum sex appeal, you need to dress nicely, buy some chains, put on a little bit of muscle and steal a sports car. Pretty easy stuff for this late in the platinum. Swiss Army Strife (19.03% Rare) After maxing out my sex appeal, next I wanted to max out all my weapons. The best way to do this is to park two cars in CJ’s garage, and continuously shoot them and repair them by letting the garage shut. It is a little bit time consuming having to do this for 10 different weapons but a gold trophy is the perfect reward for getting it done. Ain’t Nothing But A G Thing (18.73% Rare) We now enter the back stretch of trophies, the long ones that take ages and are a real pain. I started off with this one, in which I needed to control all gang territories, own all properties and have one million dollars in the bank. To begin, I went for all gang territories (Which was a real pain). This took hours, I needed to get all 53 gang territories around Los Santos. Now how do you get a gang territory you ask? You first have to drive to the territory and kill 3 gang members, then you face 3 waves of gang members COD zombies style and you have to survive all 3 rounds to get that territory, and when I did manage to complete it, my game crashed before I could save it and I had to do it all over again. After this, I had to own all properties, which was pretty easy, and the trophy was finished off by getting to a million dollars, which I achieved when going for this next trophy. Remastered (16.69% Rare) This trophy is the sole reason why this platinum took me so long. I wanted to start this thread with GTA: San Andreas, but this trophy here took me genuine days to get. Let me explain. In order to get this trophy, you need to do the following: Complete All 100 Story Related Missions Complete 8 Trucking Missions Complete 7 Quarry Missions Complete 5 Levels Of Valet Parking Complete 3 Courier Missions Complete 10 Levels Of Pimping Complete 2 Levels Of The Freight Train Challenge Win 25 Races Around Los Santos Win All 4 Stadium Events Complete All 3 Vehicle Challenges Complete All 3 Import & Export Lists Get A Bronze Medal In Bike, Boat, Driving & Pilot School Complete All 4 Ammu-Nation Challenges Purchase All Properties Learn 3 Gym Fighting Styles Spray 100 Tags Take 50 Snapshots Find 50 Oysters Collect 50 Horseshoes Reach 35% Relationship Status With Millie Yeah. A lot. And not to mention halfway through this grind my game crashed and I had to do half of it again. Not only that, but this also glitched out my game and didn’t spawn in all possible oysters, so I had to replay everything a third time just to get the oyster that didn’t spawn in. Not A Player (18.15% Rare) This is the penultimate trophy of the game, for me at least. It is achieved by dating all 6 possible girlfriends in the game. Each girlfriend has their own specific taste in men, which basically means you need to put on muscle or lose muscle etc etc for each girlfriend. The only way around this is by collecting all oysters, which is what I did and why I left this trophy so late. However, I did again encounter a glitch trying to get this trophy, as the game didn’t let me end dates. I was basically stuck driving around with the girlfriend in my car. I tried killing myself but nothing changed, eventually I had to reload an old save again to get these done. …Here We Go Again (16.63% Rare) And there it is, the end of the grind. This trophy is the easiest in the game, but also the hardest at the same time. You get it for starting a new save after achieving 100% completion on a save. I left this one until last on purpose because of the name. I Ain’t No Buster (16.47% Rare) Final Thoughts: All in all, I really enjoyed San Andreas as a game. The story was really good, and with it being my first time playing the game, I enjoyed it twice as much. My only issues with the game come in the form of how annoying it is as a platinum grind. I faced multiple glitches along the way, and with how rare checkpoints were in some missions too, I felt like half my time on the game was replaying parts of the game I had already played. Overall, I score GTA: San Andreas a 6.5/10, although this would be higher if there were less glitches. Up Next: Marvel's Spider-Man 2

Edited November 26, 2023 by GeorgeAK199

[GeorgeAK199]

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Estimated Platinum Difficulty: 3/10 Approx Time To Platinum: 25 Hours Trophy Makeup: 22B 17S 2G Missable Trophies: 0 (Via PSN Profiles) Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Spider-Men Peter Parker and Miles Morales face the ultimate test of strength inside and outside the mask as they fight to save the city, each other and the ones they love, from the monstrous Venom and the dangerous new symbiote threat. (Via PS Store Description) PLEASE NOTE: THERE MAY BE SOME SPOILERS IN HERE, I HAVE TRIED TO AVOID SPOILERS BUT IT MAY NOT BE ENTIRELY SPOILER FREE You’re Gonna Need Help (98.78% Common) The first trophy of the game came after the introduction to the story. We had a long fight with the Sandman, and a couple of very interesting cutscenes as well. At the end of one of these cutscenes, this trophy popped up, signifying the start of the journey to the platinum. Stylish (94.44% Common) After another couple of missions, we are introduced to some mechanics in the game. We also get introduced to suit styles, where we can buy and edit suits using tokens we can get from doing activities around the city. Equipping our first suit style gets us this trophy. Splat (87.42% Common) While flying around New York, I accidentally got this trophy for failing a midair trick. Obviously this must be some kind of glitch because I would never fail anything, so I am willing to donate this trophy to someone who wants it. Hang Ten (77.56% Common) While flying around the map between missions I randomly got this trophy, after looking up what it was for, turns out it was for chaining 30 air tricks in a row without touching the ground. Always nice to get an accidental trophy. A New Suit (87.73% Common) It’s really hard to talk about this trophy without slightly spoiling part of the story, just hoping anyone reading this has read the little spoiler tag I put near the start. But basically, after a couple of missions we start tracking down Kraken, the kind of big boss of the game, we find out he is hunting different reformed supervillains, in an attempt to save one of them, Spider-Man is hurt badly, somehow he is saved though, via venom from his friend Harry (Who basically needs the venom to stay alive). This turns Spider-Mans suit black, and grants this trophy. Medicine (84.15% Common) I continued through the story and learnt more about the venom (symbiote) that now was taking over Spider-Man, changing his personality. After a boss fight and some cutscenes, I was given this trophy for completing the mission “It chose you”. Another Way (83.21% Common) Soon after the previous boss fight came another. A longer, more difficult one. By this point of the game, I was really into it, the storyline was great and I couldn’t wait to get through it. For this trophy, all I had to do was finish the mission “No Escape”, which is really hard to write about without spoiling major parts of the game, so I won’t. The Great Hunt (82.99% Common) This trophy is for finishing the “Anything Can Be Broken Mission”, where after battling against his suit, Spider-Man finally frees himself. The suit had completely taken over and made Spider-Man a borderline supervillain, after two gruelling boss fights in a row, we completed the mission and got the trophy. Leave Us Alone (82.64% Common) Once we finally get Peter free of the suit, he plans to take it to the Oscorp lab to get it destroyed. On his arrival he finds Harry (Who needed the suit to survive) waiting, Harry destroys the casing the suit was held in, and it reattaches to him. He then goes on a rampage and fights Kraven to the death. After this boss fight and the subsequent cutscene, the trophy popped. I Quit (81.39% Common) With his new power, Harry tries to take over the world. One of the things he does is turn MJ into his sidekick called Scream. To get this trophy, we had to fight and free MJ from these shackles, which we successfully did to end the mission and get the trophy. Overdrive (82.91% Common) Finally a trophy that isn’t story related. This trophy is a combat related one instead, obtained by using reverse flux to pull 6 enemies together simultaneously. Basically, using one of Miles Morales’ powers to drag 6 enemies together and hurt them because we don’t like enemies. Antidote (81.05% Common) Another combat related trophy now, and without actually playing the game this trophy description must be the most confusing thing ever. “Defeat a symbiote that is under the effect of Anti-Venom”. All I’ll say is, this is much easier than it looks. Heal The World (79.96% Common) We jump forward now to the first gold trophy of the grind. This trophy is for completing the final mission in the story mode and thus completing the story mode as a whole. And honestly, the story was absolutely fantastic. I feel like these Marvel games keep upping the bar with every release, and this was no different. With the main story out of the way, it was time now for the clean-up. My Community (81.13% Common) The first step of the clean-up was to complete all side missions. In this particular mission, the music museum had had some extremely valuable items stolen from it, and we had to track them down and find out who was behind it to get the museum back up and running and score the trophy. Brooklyn Pride (81.24% Common) The next set of side missions saw us helping out Brooklyn Visions Academy, a local school which just so happens to be the school Miles attends when he isn’t on Spider-Man duties. Once you complete all the side missions to do with the school, you get this trophy. A New Adventure (80.39% Common) I was rewarded for my hard work by getting to go and visit Howard. Through the other Spider-Man games, Howard has always been my favourite character. Him and his pigeons. However, this time things were slightly different as Howard wanted us to find peace for his pigeons, as he found peace for himself as well. Friendly Neighbourhood Spider-Man (76.99% Common) Also in the game, there are some side missions you can access through the FNSM (Friendly Neighbourhood Spider-Man) app. These basically are requests to help from ordinary citizens of New York. This trophy is for completing all 6 side missions available through the app. Crimson Hour (77.49% Common) Of all the side missions, the main one involves this cult called the flame. There are a couple of side missions involving them, tracking down their leader and trying to stop them etc etc. This trophy is for completing one of those side missions, “It Was Meant For Me”. New York, New York (79.09% Common) At this point I was nearly done with the side missions. And on my travels to them I had been doing a good job of picking up collectables along the way, so much so that I completed the 23 photo opportunities hidden around New York to pick up this trophy. Surge (73.29% Common) It had been quite some time since my last combat trophy, and even with such a high percentage of achievers, this is one of the rarest trophies in the game. This is another one of those trophies where the description will make zero sense until you actually play the game. But to put it simply, punch person ouch ouch trophy good. Armed And Dangerous (77.56% Common) The next combat trophy came soon after, as I achieved Armed and Dangerous for defeating 100 enemies using the spider arm abilities. This wasn’t a particularly difficult trophy, just a little time consuming. Exterminator (75.36% Common) Another form of collectable in the game is symbiote nests. To complete them, you need to hold off waves of “Symbiotes” while you destroy their epicentre; there are a total of 10 of these scattered around the map that you have to complete. Grains Of Sand (80.99% Common) At the start of the game, the two Spider-Man are in an intense battle with the sandman, and neither knows the reason why. After the battle, there are a series of collectables that piece together the reason for the sandman's outburst. This trophy is for completing them and understanding things from the sandman's point of view. Resourceful (79.46% Common) Throughout the game, you can upgrade many things. Gadgets for Spider-Man to use, skills and abilities for him to learn, and even suits. To be able to upgrade them, you need to earn tokens as well as tech parts. This trophy is for amassing a total of 10,000 tech parts throughout the game. Slack Line (79.70% Common) Back to a combat trophy now. This trophy was for performing a stealth takedown on 25 enemies while using a web line. A web line basically is a web you can walk across to sneak around bases without being detected by enemies. Seek And Destroy (76.82% Common) One of the main groups in the game are the Hunters. To get this trophy, you have to track down and clear out all of their bases. There are only four bases, but you have to do 2 or 3 almost preparation kind of sub missions to locate each one. Foundational (74.22% Common) Another form of collectable now. EMF experiments. EMF is the Emily-May Foundation, founded by Harry Osbourn, it is a science lab, focused on improving the future for the flies of everyone in the world. There are some experiments you can assist with spread around the map, to get this trophy, you have to complete them all. Data Collector (76.30% Common) The last side missions involved downloading data from drones to find out a list of targets. Once you complete them all, you are tasked with going to save the targets. Once you complete this, you get the trophy. To The Max (75.36% Common) The two main grinds in Spider-Man are completing all districts, and obtaining all suits, suit techs and gadget upgrades. This trophy is for completing all gadget upgrades. To do this I had to collect all materials needed for all 5 gadgets to get them all to their max level. Evolved (76.76% Common) This trophy is very similar to another one I achieved earlier (Armed And Dangerous). Peter and Miles have slightly different personalised abilities, Peter can use Symbiote powers, and Miles can use anti-venom. This trophy is for defeating 100 enemies using Miles’ anti-venom. Amazing (75.30% Common) Not much to say about this trophy. You get this for reaching level 60, which I achieved during the clean-up. Fully Loaded (74.70% Common) As I mentioned before, you can collect tech parts and tokens to upgrade gadgets and buy new suits. You can also use these to get suit techs, which essentially are just upgrades for your character. You can upgrade health, damage, movement and focus. I got this trophy for fully upgrading all of those categories. Behind The Masks (76.29% Common) Another requirement to complete all districts is to complete all mysteriums. These are essentially virtual reality games that have been hacked to keep hostages. Once you complete all of them there is a little boss fight before you are awarded the trophy. Co-Signing (78.41% Common) Miles Morales isn’t the only hero/villain in his family. His uncle, Uncle Aaron, is too. Known as the Prowler, his uncle was a career thief. After promising to stop, he set up stashes around New York to tell Miles the story of the Prowler. To get this trophy, you need to visit all stashes. Superior (73.20% Common) This is the big one, this trophy is for reaching 100% completion in all 14 districts in the game. Basically this means I have completed pretty much everything there is to do now, apart from a couple of miscellaneous trophies. To reach 100% completion, here are some things you need to do. Marko’s Memories Photo Ops The Flame EMF Experiments Spider-Bots Mysteriums Unidentified Targets Symbiote Nests FNSM Requests Prowler Stashes Hunter Blinds Hunter Bases Funky Wireless Protocols (74.96% Common) As previously mentioned, part of reaching 100% completion is to collect all Spider-Bots. However, after doing that there is a secret mission to do with all the bots you collected. Once you complete it, you get this trophy. Kitted Out (73.06% Common) There are a total of 62 suits that you can collect in the game to use. This trophy is for collecting all 62 of them, 31 for Miles and 31 for Peter. Most of these require you to collect resources needed to make the suit, but also some suits are given as rewards for completing collections. Home Run! (76.00% Common) This leaves four trophies remaining for the platinum. And there are reasons why I have left these ones so late in the game. One thing I like about Spider-Man games, are the random trophies you can find from just interacting with the city, and this is one of those trophies. To get this trophy, all you need to do is run the bases in the Big Apple Ballers baseball stadium. Just Let Go (73.95% Common) In Miles Morales, we saw the story of Miles and Phin, childhood best friends who grew as people together, until Phin turned evil and it was down to Miles to stop her. Before that, they developed a science project together, a project that Miles hid away as safekeeping. Revisiting that hiding place earns you this trophy. Soar (73.72% Common) This trophy is probably the trickiest in the game. It requires you fly halfway across the map using web wings. Web wings are a new addition to Spider-Man games, and they allow you to glide across the sky. You can use wind tunnels to propel yourself higher in the sky, and these are vitally important to this trophy. You Know What To Do (75.90%) This felt like the right way to end this platinum. For this trophy, all you have to do is visit Aunt May’s grave. It just felt right to end Spider-Man paying our respects. Dedicated (70.00% Common) Final Thoughts: I really enjoyed this game, it was absolutely fantastic. The storyline was so in depth, with hidden messages to previous games hidden throughout. Even at the end there’s a little cutscene hinting at a third and final instalment of Spider-Man. I enjoyed every moment of the platinum, and there wasn’t really a point that made me annoyed or consider giving up. Overall, I would score Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 an 8/10. Next Up: GTA: Vice City

[GeorgeAK199]

GTA Vice City: The Trophy Journey Estimated Platinum Difficulty: 3/10 Approx Time To Platinum: 45 Hours Trophy Makeup: 19B, 9S, 5G Missable Trophies: 4 (Via PSN Profiles) GTA: Vice City Welcome to the 1980s. From the decade of big hair and pastel suits comes the story of one man’s rise to the top of the criminal pile. Grand Theft Auto returns with Tommy Vercetti’s tale of betrayal and revenge in a neon-soaked tropical town full of excess and brimming with possibilities. (Via PS Store Description) PLEASE NOTE: THERE MAY BE SOME SPOILERS IN HERE, I TRY MY BEST TO STAY SPOILER FREE BUT BE WARNED Legal Counsel (52.59% Common) To kickstart the journey through Vice City, we watched some cutscenes that set the story and opened up the storyline we were about to embark in. After that we met Ken Rosenburg, a character I had already met in San Andreas (Which is set 6 years after the events of this game). He sets us a couple tasks, one of which is inciting a riot at a local factory. After we finished doing that, we were rewarded with our first trophy in the game. Iron-y (28.67% Uncommon) It honestly felt like I had been playing the game for a matter of minutes and I was already faced with my first missable trophy. After inciting a riot for Ken, we are approached by Avery Carrington, who has some jobs for us to do. The first of which is to take out a target at the golf course. To get the missable trophy, you must take him out using a golf club. Chopper’d Up (22.57% Uncommon) After impressing Avery Carrington on our first job, he called us back to his building site for another job. This time, he wanted us to use a remote control helicopter to plant bombs on a rival firm's building site. To get this trophy I had to take out all hostile NPCs using the choppers blades. This sounds easy, but you could accidentally take someone out with the body of the chopper and have to restart. This was the second missable trophy in the game. South American Connection (34.70% Uncommon) We continued through the story and met Ricardo Diaz, a complete madman. Not only did he practise gun shootouts by himself, he was involved heavily in the drug trafficking rings in Vice City. To continue our rise through the criminal scene, we did a couple of jobs for him, and it was during these jobs we found out that he was potentially the man responsible for the events of the start of the game. But, we finished our jobs with him anyway to earn this trophy. Greasy Palms (50.00% Uncommon) Then we met up with Kent Paul, the stereotypical British guy that has to be in the game. He lets us know that Lance, a random guy we made friends with, is being held hostage by Ricardo Diaz’s men after he tried attacking Diaz. We obviously go and save him and drop him off at the hospital while being chased by a group of Diaz’s men. During this, we somehow managed to get a wanted level, luckily for me there are stars throughout the game that if you hit reduce your wanted level. Doing this for the first time gave me this trophy.   Life Of The Party (30.59% Common) Juan Cortez is one of the first good guys we meet. While he isn’t technically a good guy, he and Tommy become good friends as Tommy does some jobs for him. However, things get too dangerous for Cortez, and he needs to evacuate the city. We help him, holding off waves of the French military as he escapes. This earns us the trophy. Salutations My Little Friend (23.71% Uncommon) After finding out Diaz might be the reason behind our losing of millions of dollars and the deaths of two of our friends in the beginning of the story. Ourselves and Lance decide it’s time to take him out. We break into his mansion clearing room after room until we come face to face with him. To get this trophy, you need to take out Diaz using the M4, a gun given to you by Lance at the start of the mission. Tommy Two-Wheels (26.57% Uncommon) This was the first trophy that annoyed me a little bit. Not because of how hard it was, or because of it being a bad mission. Because it was probably my favourite mission so far. But the problem I had was the waypoints, in this mission, you are tasked to steal back a bike belonging to Mitch Baker. But, the waypoint to start the mission takes you to the middle of a street. Standing where you are told to does nothing. This was annoying but I persevered and searched the entire area until I found where I had to go and completed the mission for this trophy. Chauffeur (26.34% Uncommon) The whole reason behind the last trophy is that we were trying to get protection services for a Scottish band called Love Fist. However, things still didn’t go to plan, as the limo we were using to get the band to their event had been rigged to explode, we had to stay driving at high speeds while the band figured out how to diffuse it. Once successful, we got the trophy. Big Heat From Little Havana (26.09%) We were now nearing the end of the story, and through working our way up the criminal world we had found ourselves involved in a gang war between the Cubans and the Haitians. To end it all, we snuck into the Haitians base and rigged it with bombs. Problem solved. (Do not try this method to solve arguments in real life). Point A To Point B (21.35% Uncommon) Before I could unlock the last few missions of the game, I had to own a certain amount of properties. To raise funds, I decided to do some taxi driving just to get a bit of money. Along the way I got this trophy. Just Like The Real Thing (18.12% Rare) At this point, I only needed one more property to unlock the final two missions of the game. I had basically been circling the properties I owned, collecting income from them as I went. I decided to have a break from that and complete an RC car race, which I won to get this trophy. Pie Guy (21.23% Uncommon) After another lap or two of collecting income, I decided to try and speed up the process by becoming a pizza delivery guy. I was fully expecting to see a blurry version of Mr Beast appear and donate me $10,000 for a pepperoni passion pizza. Sadly that didn’t happen, in fact I didn’t make any money, but the trophy was a reward itself. Mischief Managed (21.90% Uncommon) Once I had finished scavenging for money; I was able to complete the final two missions of the game. There I found out Sonny (A guy we used to work for who we owe millions of dollars) had teamed up with our buddy Lance, to try and kill us and take back what we owed him. After defending our mansion from waves of enemies, battling Lance on a rooftop and Sonny in the hallways of the mansion, we finished the story of Vice City, and got rewarded with this trophy. Born In The 80’s (16.46% Rare) This now meant it was time for the clean-up. I started by driving around finding cars that I would need for a later trophy. While doing so, I accidentally popped this trophy for listening to a full song on every radio station. This was admittedly a trophy I had purposely made some progress on while getting the taxi trophy earlier, but I didn’t think I was as close as I was, so the trophy popping was a surprise. Don’t Need Roads (18.63% Rare) Again this is a trophy that I popped accidentally. While driving to purchase the film studio, I was flying down the road and the trophy just popped. To make this explanation sound a little less suspicious, the trophy is for reaching maximum speed in a Deluxo. Not My First Time (20.60% Uncommon) At this point, I had been spending a bit of time working through all the asset missions for the different properties you can buy. Grinding through all of them had brought me face to face with the final missable trophy of the game, and this far in I was determined to not miss it. To get the trophy, I had to traverse from rooftop to rooftop via motorbike without falling off. I can’t say the reason why because I would probably get banned, but I did it for the trophy. Grand Theft Auto (18.69% Rare) For sunshine autos, one of the assets you can buy, you are given a list of cars to find to increase the amount of revenue made by the business. Very similar to GTA: San Andreas (I know it came out before San Andreas, I have just played SA previously). It was easier though, as a lot of the cars spawned quite nearby to the auto shop. Collect all four lists of cars and you get the trophy. Vice City Mogul (21.11% Uncommon) This trophy was a lot quicker than some of the previous ones. To get it, all you have to do is buy 10 properties. I had a head start on the trophy, having already bought all 8 business properties, this meant I only had to buy 2 more safehouse properties, pretty easy. Gun For Hire (21.44% Uncommon) Then I moved onto assassination missions, there were I believe 5 of these. They all essentially consisted of going to a payphone, being given a job with some instructions and then going to take out whoever you were tasked to take out. Standard stuff, but enjoyable, and enough to earn a trophy. Bloodstained Hands (19.01% Rare) This really came hand in hand with the previous trophy, as I pretty much got them at the same time. This trophy was for achieving the butcher criminal rating, your criminal rating improves as you earn money and cause damage to people/objects. This trophy popped at the same time as the previous one, it was a two for one deal basically. Somebody Call The Wambulance? (18.40% Rare) I then moved onto some of the vehicle missions, which were standard for these older GTA games. I had to do them in San Andreas and when I go for GTA 3 I will have to go through them again. This time round, this trophy was a lot more seamless for me, as I completed it on my first attempt. High Quality H2O (19.34% Rare) From ambulance driver to fire department guy, (I’m tired that’s the best you’re getting). This trophy was for extinguishing 10 fires while doing the fire department missions. This was pretty easy, although when I made the mistake of doing them in gang territory, I was having to defend my fire truck from swarms of gang members whilst simultaneously putting out fires, since it seemed like the gang members just wanted people's cars to explode. Daredevil (14.52% Rare) After doing these missions, I thought I would go for some collectables. Collectables are something I am horrible with, I always make a mistake when going for them, whether it’s marking the wrong one off or just forgetting to mark one off that I have already gotten. However, this time was different (For a short while). As I had absolutely zero problem getting the first 34 of 35 stunt jumps. The issue was with the very last one. If you remember earlier, there was a missable trophy where I had to complete a mission without falling off the rooftops. To do this I was using the stunt jumps, so I marked them all off as complete. For some reason the game didn’t count one of them as complete, so I had to go back and redo it, but it was worth it. One Is Better Than Two (19.36% Rare) This trophy is my enemy. For this you had to complete a 30 second wheelie. Honestly I think I would rather drink a pot of hot sauce while a sumo wrestler peeled off each of my toenails one by one than do this trophy again. It was just stupid, when I tried on the beach Tommy would randomly go flying in the air, when I tried on the airport runway I ran out of room. And sometimes it didn’t even count a wheelie as a wheelie. After about 3 hours of non-stop wheelies, I finally managed to get one that was 30 seconds. Keepie-Uppy Okie Dokie (17.59% Rare) As annoying as the previous trophy was, when I was going for this one I didn’t care at all. This trophy gave me back my sanity, it restored my faith in humanity. While it is a completely stupid idea for a trophy, it’s such a stupid idea that you can help but like the idea. You essentially have to headbutt a beach ball in the air five times in a row without it touching the floor. Got it in like 2 minutes, easy mate. City Sleuth (16.51% Rare) Now, I know earlier I mentioned how horrible I am with collectables, but on this set of them I was flawless. For this trophy, I had to collect 100 hidden packages that were scattered around the map, the more you unlock, the more rewards you get; such as free guns, tanks spawning etc etc. And for like the first time ever, I got all of them without missing a single one. Catch Me If You Can (19.88% Rare) Completing the hidden packages gave me access to tanks. So, what would any sane person do after unlocking tanks? Go on a killing rampage obviously. I genuinely think I broke a record for the fastest time to achieve a 6 star wanted level, it honestly felt like I had gone from walking the dog to hiding out in a hut waiting for the FBI to blow the door off in about 10 seconds. But it was worth getting the wanted level for the trophy. Bull In A China Shop (16.74% Rare) After getting the wanted level I didn’t stop though, I kept it going for as long as I could, and I achieved this trophy for causing $1,000,000 worth of property damage. Obviously nothing compared to the amount of property damage I have committed in real life (allegedly). Running Rampant (16.75% Rare) I also saw this as a good time to complete the vigilante missions. Much like in San Andreas, using the tank made this a walk in the park. Blow up a few cars, a few despawned because the spawns were glitched and before I knew it the trophy was mine. Done It All (13.99% Rare) This was the big one, 100% completion, and just like I did for GTA: San Andreas, here is a list of all the things I needed to do to get this trophy. Collect 100 Hidden Packages Complete 35 Rampages Complete 35 Stunt Jumps Win 6 Street Races Complete Assassination Missions Purchase All Safehouses Score Higher Than 45 Points At The Rifle Range Rob 15 Stores Complete Paramedic Level 12 Drop Off 100 Taxi Passengers Complete Level 10 Of Pizza Boy Complete Firefighter Level 12 Complete Vigilante Level 12 Win 3 RC Races Complete Two Attempts Of The Test Track Complete All Arena Missions Complete All 4 Chopper Checkpoints Complete PCJ Playground Complete Cone Crazy Complete All Sunshine Autos Levels Complete All Asset Missions There may have been more things that I am forgetting about, but that is a lot. Especially when you consider one of the rampages is glitched, asking you to kill 25 enemies in 2 minutes and then not spawning any enemies in… Anyway, I got this trophy in the end. I’m Famous! (15.32% Rare) After all of this I still had two trophies left to achieve. This one's for reaching maximum media attention. This being 1800, after 100%ing the game I only had 700. How is that even possible. Anyway all I had to do was steal a tank and blow stuff up so I didn’t mind. Take The Cannoli (15.62% Rare) This is the trophy that puts people off of getting platinum in this game. Similarly to the previous trophy, I had to achieve maximum criminal rating. This threshold was 100,000 points and having $10,000,000 in the bank. At the time of 100% completion of the game I had 28,000 points and 700,000 dollars in the bank account. Normally, people would complete the “cone crazy” glitch to achieve this trophy. So I did too. Well, I say glitch, it isn’t really a glitch, let me explain. Everytime you beat your high score on the cone crazy minigame, your end prize is doubled. Starting at $200 for the first time you beat your high score, and going up infinitely. Having more money in the bank account also gives more criminal rating points. So I completed cone crazy over and over until I had $104,857,000 in the bank, and that was when this trophy popped. Kingpin (13.70% Rare) This game was interesting, the story was good, but it felt really fast. There weren’t many missions that were actually difficult, and I finished the story in 2 days. Which compared to the 2 weeks I spent on the cleanup just goes to show how easy the story part of this game is. There were a lot of glitches and crashes, similarly to GTA: San Andreas, and to be honest it just felt like a worse game than its GTA counterpart. Overall, I am going to score GTA: Vice City a 5.5/10. Next Up: Death Squared

[GeorgeAK199]

Death Squared The next game I am going to be trying to platinum is Death Squared. After how long GTA: Vice City took, platinuming this game was a nice break from the stress. But before I properly get into the game, here is some background information about the game. Estimated Platinum Difficulty: 4/10 Approx Time To Platinum: 11/15 Hours Trophy Makeup: 11B 7S 7G Missable Trophies: 0 (Via PowerPyx) Death Squared Get together with a loved one, a group of friends or even the whole family and guide teams of two or four robots through increasingly complex levels to their colour coded goals. But beware! The path through each level is littered with cunning death traps that quickly send the automatons to the big scrapyard in the sky. (Via PS Store Description) For this game, I will be splitting the experience into three sections, the story, the party and finally miscellaneous. This is purely because it was the only way I could think of to write this up, and I’ve spent the past few days since platinuming the game thinking about how to do it. Step 1: Story Trophies. Did The Thing (87.92% Common) Does This Make My Bot Look Big? (85.69% Common) Did Many Things (68.24% Common) Did A Lot Of Things (47.84% Uncommon) Did Heaps of Things (31.48% Uncommon) Did More Than Enough (25.78% Uncommon) Got My Money's Worth (23.46% Uncommon) Fame (22.98% Uncommon) The first step, like in any game, was to play through the story mode. In Death Squared, there is a story mode and a party mode. Essentially these are just code names for 2 player mode and 4 player mode. If you ever secretly played firegirl vs waterboy at the back of an ICT lesson in school, then you pretty much are already a professional at this game. And it was because of my personal experience with that game that I flew through the story mode of this game. While there are video guides for each level available on YouTube, I only used them once or twice throughout the 80 levels I needed to complete to finish the story. You do regularly get trophies throughout celebrating your current progress, so they were a nice morale boost. Once I finished the story the credits rolled, and it is important to note that you can’t skip them because watching them all is a trophy. Step 2: Party Mode. Making Friends With Puzzles (53.62% Common) Solid Friendship (36.64% Uncommon) Friendship Is Magic (21.15% Uncommon) There aren’t as many trophies available for the party mode, this I presume is because this mode is shorter than the story mode, consisting of 40 levels compared to 80 in the story mode. However, just because it is a shorter mode does not mean it is easier. In fact, for me the story mode was almost a warm-up for the party mode. The controls were a lot more confusing here, and the levels were a lot more complex. We saw it out though. Step 3: Miscellaneous. Hard Work Wasted (64.83% Common) I perhaps could have included this trophy in with the story trophies, but I am too lazy to go back and add it in. This was the first trophy I got on the game, and you get it for skipping the intro to the story mode. I’m not sure if not skipping it locks you out of the trophy, but judging by the percentages it does seem like a lot of people really enjoy watching intros. Shut Up And Dance (28.17% Uncommon) One interesting thing you can do in this game is make your bots dance. For this trophy all you have to do is make all of the bots dance at the same time. Pretty simple really. Death Related Trophies. Sir Die A Lot (90.40% Common) Whoops (29.73% Uncommon) Hurt Locker (37.06% Uncommon) Die A Lot More (55.84% Common) Die Heaps (37.95% Uncommon) Seriously Died (24.38% Uncommon) A joyful topic now, death. With it being in the name of the game, they had to reward you for achieving it right? Dodgy jokes out the way, there were plenty of trophies available for failure. For example, dying 10, 100, 250 and 999 times. As well as that there was a trophy for dying 50 times on the same level, and having all 4 bots die at the same time in the party mode. Collectables. Super Secret (32.49% Uncommon) Heaps Secret (22.00% Uncommon) Shhhh Secret (20.72% Uncommon) There were also collectables in this game, not many though. Throughout the levels of story mode, there are 10 secret items. I really didn’t like these, not because they were difficult to get because they were very simple with a guide after I completed the game. But because there is no mention of them throughout the game and if you just played the game casually you would have absolutely no idea they were even a thing. No Death Runs. Clean Run (36.05% Uncommon) Cleaner Run (29.41% Uncommon) Cleanest Run (27.87% Uncommon) Probably the easiest no death runs you will have to play in any game. You get these trophies for going 3, 6 and 9 levels in a row without dying. I completed the 3 and 6 ones while just playing the game naturally. Admittedly I never went 9 in a row without dying, but that’s fine, because I just went back to the first 9 levels of the game and got the trophy by completing those levels without dying. OMNICORP Testing Technician Level 2 Promotion (19.59% Rare) This game was okay. Nothing brilliant, and to be honest if I wasn’t fixated on getting the platinum trophy I probably wouldn’t have finished it. I do like playing puzzle games in the evening after spending a lot of time on a story based game. There isn’t really much I can say about this game though to be honest, so I am just going to score it a 4.5/10. Next Up: Saints Row (2022)