Most Recent Platinum

[Yoey_666]

#167 - Heavy Rain (PS3)

 

Well what to say about this game? Still a masterpiece. I bought it back in 2011 and finally came back to finish it. Still have Beyond: Two Souls to finish and can't wait for Detroit. One of a kind genre.

[TheLastSurvivorD]

 #68 - Hitman 2: Silent Assassin

Perfect Assassin

Unlock all trophies

 

Unlike Contracts, I had never played this one before so this was a new experience. I realized only after playing Contracts that this should have been played first, but I'm glad I did it the way I did as I definitely feel like I would've had more trouble with this otherwise. This game was longer, just as enjoyable, and even had a better story than that of Contracts, but it was also more challenging. Several of the missions in this game were harder to complete, and even more difficult to complete stealthily. One mission, for example, required you to snipe a motorcade (Agent 47 is not the best at sniping), and another had you shoot your way through a church and take down the boss at the end of it. More missions like these made you really consider and think about how you were going to approach the level. There were also annoying parts of the missions as well. Civilians and guards alike were at times terrible. While guards in this game have one route that they stick with, civilians' routes are completely random. Guards can see through walls and hear from hallways away. It doesn't help that they follow you at times either. These blew my cover several times and wasted otherwise good runs. A lot of things could've been better, but I hear Blood Money does exactly that, so I'm looking forward to playing it next.

Edited June 19, 2017 by TheLastSurvivorD

[Mizztec]

Plat#22 borderlands

plat difficulty 3/10

enjoyment 10/10

My first impressions of the game was this sucks I hated it I played it solo but when I started playing it in co-op it got a lot more fun its definitely one of those games you shouldn't play solo its really boring by yourself. 

[Valyrious]

#60 - Bloodborne



I was disappointed that Persona 5 wasn't a milestone platinum. It is still my favourite game I've ever played. Although, Bloodborne comes very close as well. I didn't think I'd find a game so quickly that would replace that empty void that Persona 5 left.

Bloodborne certainly did. Without a doubt one of the best games I've ever played. I'm ashamed that it took me THIS long to play it. But boy was it just what I needed. I wouldn't even really call it a difficult game. It has a steep learning curve that teaches you to get fucked and learn to like it, and then from there on it's pretty fair in terms of difficulty. 

I love absolutely everything about Bloodborne. Especially the aesthetic. Never played a Souls game, and I will say I'm intrigued by Demon's Souls and Dark Souls III now. But I don't think those games will come close to what this game is. Even if people think it's a cheap imitation of the Souls games. To me, it will always be the best.

[Arceus130]

I've gotten two plats since my last post, so here's a two-for-one.

 

#123: The Witch and the Hundred Knight (PS4)

Another NIS title, only this one is an action hack-and-slash RPG. The characters are awesome and the humor is pretty solid. The story is also interesting, as well, but it does take a while for the story to actually pick up. The gameplay is pretty good and the difficulty does generally increase enough to keep you on your toes (except for one particular difficulty spike that is way too steep, but it does make level grinding more efficient for that part of the game). The one major gameplay flaw is that, if your equipment is good enough, combat starts to feel less intense and way more grindy (my ultimate armor was strong enough for me to not take damage from most enemies). If you're going for the plat on PS4 in particular (which I would recommend over the PS3 version because the old version apparently had semi-regular crashes), the game definitely gets to be really grindy towards to end, especially in the "second half" of the extra dungeon.

Difficulty: 6/10

Enjoyment: 7.5/10

 

#124: Psychonauts

I missed this back on PS2, but, with Psychonauts 2 coming next year, I'm glad that I didn't miss it completely. This satisfied an itch that I've been having for a more classic 3D platformer. The story was also pretty good the characters were fascinating, although it did leave certain questions unanswered (probably because Tim Schafer and co. wanted to save that for the sequel). Honestly, the only criticisms I'd have relate to the sheer amount of collectibles necessary to get to rank 101 (you have to collect things in order to level up and learn certain new skills), but in-game tracking was good enough and there are many guides around the Internet. This is definitely worth a shot if you've never played it, especially with the sequel coming out soon!

Difficulty: 4/10

Enjoyment: 9/10

[ROBOCRIPPLE_]

#35: RiME

 

 

It's a brand new game and I earned the platinum already!

 

While the platinum is not mindlessly easy, I was able to find guides already! Soon after it released! ?

[Icebrand1270]

Plat 122

Zero Time Dilemma (Vita)

6/19/2017

 

Whoever thought up the phrase "Intense story" must have seen this tale coming. Without spoiling things (which is why I can't say much about this game), the story is intense. At times convoluted, weird and unusual, but altogether intense. The ending was interesting to me, although I could see why it wasn't to everyone's liking. A matter of taste, i suppose.

On a side but interesting note, this breaks a streak of 15 Plats from digital-only games and is the first Plat for me from a retail game since the PS3 version of WWE 2K17 back in November of 2016. Mind you, it's from a Vita retail game with a PSNP "success rate" of 74% that is roughly "C-List" to most (quality notwithstanding, of course, and I would consider this B-List, especially for Vita these days). Also mind you that not all of my Plats during my digital-only Plat streak were easy (ex. Peggle 2, Bully, PaRappa the Rapper). Still, it was nice to "switch gears", to quote the MMA term.

So, do I go for a AAA Plat next? Well, I am closing in on the PS4 version of Skyrim... slowly. I wouldn't mind doing it soon... because when Final Fantasy 12 Zodiac Age shows up on July 11th, there will be nothing else going on!

[Mesopithecus]

 #48. Oxenfree

 

 

Difficulty: 2/10

Enjoyment: 7/10

 

Felt like this was pretty unique game with an awesome art style.  Story was kind of weird but still intriguing.  Three playthroughs was kind of a bit too much, I did enjoy the friendly and mean runs as you got different dialogue, but the silent playthrough kind of let it down for me.

[jacks]

Platinum #80

 

Tekken 7

I'll Get Everything Back!

Acquired all trophies.

Enjoyment: 9/10 (tempting to knock off a point for the initial online launch, as well as some of the still-persistent issues, though)

Difficulty: 3/10

 

Probably the very definition of a trophy hunter's fighting game trophy list. Very easy, but very fun. I haven't played a Tekken game since Tekken Tag on PS2, and that era also happens to be the last time I actually put forth a ton of time and effort into one, as well. I found the story -- and short character episodes, too -- to be absurd to the point of being incredibly enjoyable, the Treasure Battle mode is where most of my time post-platinum is probably going to be spent as I work my way through unlocking all the customization options en route to ranking up all my characters, and Arcade mode is always good for a quick run through every now and then. Not to mention that you can unlock every single cinematic for the Tekken series dating back to the first game, which is insanely awesome.

 

If I had to say one bad thing about the game, it's that the online at launch was absolutely horrendous (and it's still not perfect). While I kind of regret not waiting out a patch to fix some of the match making issues in player match and just going ahead and boosting it, which when I first tried it, it was working just as well as ranked matches (i.e., it wasn't), the online was in a very miserable and dark place. It was actually kind of funny that the most consistently working mode of all of them was the mode that was inherently and fundamentally borked (as opposed to systemically), and that happened to be online tournament. I must have spent a good 2-3 hours to only be able to only connect to 3 tournament matches and play them to completion. Of which, everything else, the host rage quitted before my turn causing the whole entire tournament to be aborted and everyone kicked out (why didn't they implement some sort of host migration in some fashion to avoid this?), I was frequently put into lobbies with people that were overseas where not even my 100 up/down could save me from getting kicked on account of what they considered less than desirable ping, among the usual shenanigans where you can't find a single tournament during peak hours regardless of the fact that there are several open in the tournaments listing.

 

It may sound like I'm down on the game, and might contradict the 9/10 I gave for enjoyment factor, but it's funny that single player in a fighting game may actually save it. I'm kind of torn on whether to keep an eye on the online's progression as time moves on, but I most definitely will continue playing Treasure Battle, and if anything, the push to max out all the characters to the best of my ability is more than enough to keep playing it for a while.

[FluffyAssassin64]

#66 - Axiom Verge

 

 

"PatternMind"

You have fulfilled your legacy.

 

I've always been a huge fan of the 2D, Metroid-Vania style games, and Axiom Verge more than lived up to my expectations! From a cryptic story, to a huge variety of weapons, enemies, and locations, to (some) challenging bosses, this game was a blast all around. The hacking mechanic (for enemies, environment, etc.) was really well done, and this game certainly wasn't short of great ideas. There was nothing I really 'disliked' about the game, although some of the AI in boss fights was a bit finicky (a certain wasp boss comes to mind...), and some of the weapons were lacklustre or just plain outclassed. That said, the sense of exploration and excitement of opening up new areas with new abilities never got old (the drone w/ teleporting functions for infinite jump height comes to mind!).

 

Axiom Verge is up there with my other personal favourites in the genre (Guacamelee, Dust: An Elysian Tail, and Apotheon), and was a very cool, stylish and impressive game; especially considering it was made by one guy; mad props to Tom Happ! I don't care if you have to drop $20 for this game, it's well worth it.

 

Trophy-wise, I would ABSOLUTELY recommend a playthrough completely without a guide to enjoy the amazing experience; the only missable things are 2 'enemy hacks'; but if you're playing properly, you should be hacking everything you see anyway  You can also easily reload your game after you beat the final boss to go for the 100% map/item/weapon/collectible trophies. The 2nd playthrough (speedrun / no deaths / low item %) is quite straight forward, just use your mechanical skill from playing through once, and don't rush! I completed it in 2:50:00 comfortably, with reading maps, backtracking and mistakes... just make sure you quit to menu to shave off time and before you die; just in case  I personally didn't find it very difficult, but this is one of my preferred genres, so maybe not the same for everyone haha.

 

Enjoyment rating: 8/10

Plat difficulty: 4/10

 

Edited June 20, 2017 by FluffyAssassin64

[Alantor32]

Platinum #24: Sword Art Online: Re Hollow Fragment

 

After a few years of playing other games, I finally got the platinum for this game. It was fun and a much better improvement over the Vita version. Now I'm off to play Lost Song.

[Mr_diggaer]

#005 Rocket League - Virtuoso

Unlock All Trophies

 

Okay this one is really random. A few days ago I played Rocket League with a friend when I realised that only a few trophies were left for the Platinum. 

Edited June 20, 2017 by diddesemer

[Angel]

World of Final Fantasy

True Grymoirian

 

World of Final Fantasy was a very fun game with turned based battles, sweet story, and characters overloading with cuteness. It was a great time seeing a world of Final Fantasy in a very charming and chibi way with characters I have grown with and come to love over the years!

 

Platinum wise, you would obtain about half the trophies just by naturally playing but I highly recommend having along a guide involving treasures locations. There are a few trophies that will test your patience that involve luck and long grinding so be prepared.

Thank you for your time and wishing you the best on you next platinum!

[Undead Wolf]

 #155: Far Cry 4

 

Master Of Kyrat
Obtain all the Trophies.

 

I'd be lying if I said I wasn't disappointed in this game. Far Cry 3 wasn't anything amazing, but it did have a great villain and the story went to some interesting places. Far Cry 4 has none of that. This game feels like it was trying a little too hard to copy what made Far Cry 3 great but failed to do anything new and exciting. I had fun playing it, but it could have been so much more.

[Rick_Sanchez]

Platinum #203

Fun: 8/10

Difficulty: 3/10

Pretty much if you love horde type game modes, Killing Floor 2 is up your ally. It takes the idea of zombie mode in Call of Duty and expands upon it to include more types of zombies you can fight, two boss zombies, and a shop system along with a perk system. Most of the trophies are collectibles from level to level which can be easily done on normal with one zombie left alive. The biggest trophy to deal with is level up to 25 which is easy with the god spot in burning Paris (unless it gets patched out in the future). There are a few other misc trophies but nothing too tough that can't be boosted. 

[TwilightSpira]

PLATINUM 140 - DYING LIGHT : ENHANCED EDITION

 

 

Date of achievement : June,19, 2017

Enjoyment : 9,0  Difficult: 5,0

 

Hardest Trophy: It's all in the writing/The whole story

 

Dying Light : The Following Enhanced Edition is a updated and complete version of the 2015 zombie hit game from Techland.

 

The game shares the same premise of his predecessor, in a post apocalyptic world, which hell broke loose, and zombies took over the world, we are assigned to infiltrate a quarantine zone in pursuit of knowledge that could reverse all this pandemic. In the end however, as we should expect by now, hell happens right after our landing into the place, now we must continue our sly appearances and keep yourselves in check in the process, Welcome to Harran

 

 

As a true and authentic successor of Dead Island, expect the game to share lots of similarities. Dying Light is a open world survival game played in 1st person perspective, with lots of weapons, blueprints and collectibles to find.

 

As we progress , lots of new skills will be available to us, ones that range from simple gimmicks in attacks patterns to the awesome grappling hook. Although the premise is similar to Dead Island, this one brings a major upgrade in gameplay with the inclusion of Parkour mechanics, turning a simple yet effective gameplay into something fun but hard to master.

 

In the end, Dying Light Enhanced Edition really manages to deliver a fun and complete game. A package that includes the main game and all the previous dlc released, ones that ranges from mastering the Parkour, a arena mode and the awesome Buggy massacre story chapter know as the Following.

So grab your favorite drink, fasten your seat belt and turn all this rotted tide into glorious ground and fresh meat. 

[Kaiwan]

Killing Floor 2

Platinum

Obtain all other trophies, and be an all around Zed slaying machine

[xZoneHunter]

 

 #150 Onechanbara Z2 Chaos

 

Congratulations!!

 

Time: 17.5hrs

 

Decided to stack this since i really like the game. Figured it would serve well as a #150 milestone too

 

[Dark Layla]

#105 - Final Fantasy X


Finally i got the platinum of this fantastic game! FINALLY ... is the most correct word, after dozens of hours trying to work for the perfect sphere master trophy.
Although the battle against the penance and nemesis is extremely long ...
I know a lot of people who don't like the chocobo races, but curiously i passed everything first
And can't be more frustrating (in a good way) than fighting a super-boss called nemesis
I could stretch a lot in the text but i think most people know this game so there is not much to say ...
Finally spira and I can breathe of relief

[Pyro]

 #43 Injustice 2

 

 

Haven't been invested in a fighting game like this since Mortal Kombat X.

 

Taking away the biased review being I'm all for the DCEU in general, the game itself is really solid and enjoyable. The story was really engaging and that they made use of all heroes and villains in fulfilling roles considering the stakes and how they utilised them all throughout the campaign which gave the characters and the main story itself depth, risk, and a understanding on genders which these characters had.

 

The game-play mechanics are smooth, the environments around you & combos are on point which is a must considering a lot of time played was online. The creative idea of the "Multiverse" got me hooked for hours to grind out loot to my liking. Customisation in general seems to be a great start in to something much more down the lines with Injustice. Graphically it was immense especially getting the faces to add emotion to what there dialogue was. Might sound stupid, but stuff like this adds a lot to a game. I did hear people have a complain about the Joker is based off Jared Leto portrayal, but I'm all for it. Wasn't an issue and the Joker looked great to be fair.

 

Overall I'm having a great time playing this game and still grinding out gear on the Multiverse as-well as hoping in some online action on KOTH, learning moves from other players to better myself.

 

Enjoyment: 9.5/10

Difficulty: 7/10

 

Difficulty is mainly dependant on ranked 1v1 trophy and as I'm no-where near to how good I was compared to MKX.

Learning combos and picking a character that suits you may require time & dedication

 

 

[Stash70]

[BuddyLakes]

Platinum #17

 

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood

 Julius Caesar 
Win every trophy.

 

Difficulty - 5/10

Enjoyment - 2/10

Rarity - 33.34% (Uncommon)

 

Game overall is meh. Controls are absolutely god awful which made platting it a nightmare. Numerous moronic challenges in the main memories (don't get hit challenges, don't get seen, and time limits to name a few) Would never try to plat this game again. 

Edited June 21, 2017 by MnVikingsFan34

[Jesaya815]

  #167 Styx: Shards of Darkness

 

 

 

This was a blind buy and it didn't disappoint me. It is very much like Dishonored, Deus Ex, or even Assassin's Creed, for that matter.  Everyone who likes stealth games and is a Fantasy Fan should also give this one a chance.

 

 

[RingUnlimited]

  #48 Day of the Tentacle

OCD

Get all other trophies in the game

[FOOTBALLNUT]

 #83 

 

 

The Walking Dead

Earn all trophies in: "The Walking Dead"

 

Platinum on 20th June 2017

(6 days, 1 hour, 27 minutes)

 

 

**********My Personal Gaming Enjoyment Experience**********

 

What have been said is been said a MILLIONS times  .....so I'll continue to talk about my gaming experience on The Walking Dead.  Please bear with me on my English cause I'm not very good in expressing my thought and I'll just briefly talk about my The Walking Dead experience without any spoilers on the game. 

 

From my very first Telltale game's Tales from the Borderlands last month to my second Telltale The Walking Dead this month, it's was a totally different journey and setting.  TFTB is amusing and humor stuff with nothing hard on making a decision as for TWD it's was more desperately, sad and seriously tone also I have to make some hard choices in each episode. 

 

From first episode to last I have to deal with death in every episode and every chapter pass by the world is getting hopeless and hopeless.  I do care every person I encounters especially the little girl and of course I won't care on those that trying to take advantage of the situation but I have differences view on episode 2 where survival really take it toll on some survivors. 

 

Once again had to thanks PlayStation Asian for bringing ours second Telltale game free to every plus members although it's was sad compare to my first Telltale's game I absolutely enjoyed those two games.  Hope PlayStation Asian bring in more Telltale games in near future. 

 

WARNING - All decision I made during my The Walking Dead playthough

Spoiler

Episode 1

 

Episode 2

 

Episode 3

 

Episode 4

 

Episode 5

 

Finale

 

 

 

 

The Walking Dead Platinum Video

 

Edited June 21, 2017 by foot_ball_nut
wrong timing on platinum...