Most Recent Platinum

[Yoey_666]

#225 – Undertale

 

And there is a next milestone, I chose this because of two things: The platinum name and of course the game itself. 

[mr2k_pdh]

 # 32 - God of War: Chains of Olympus 

 

Above and Beyond
Collect all of the trophies

 

36.06% | Uncommon

 

Another game from my backlog is complete.

Edited April 3, 2018 by mr2k_pdh

[SerpentSeed]

#73 Skyrim (PS3).

[Sergen]

Unreal Tournament 3: Platinum Trophy #105

Difficulty: 5/10

Time Taken: 60+ hours

 

Let's just say that even a few weeks ago, I never thought that this platinum would be something I'd have in my collection. The servers for the game were officially shut down in July 2014, but with one man's networking ability, he was able to find a way to get the online for Bulletstorm and this game into a working state, which makes all trophies from both games currently obtainable. Here is a link to a guide that allows you to connect to the online for either of those games at any time: https://github.com/gonespy/bstormps3#in-order-to-use-the-server-you-need while Gonespy only currently makes those two games fully obtainable, there is a likelihood that more games will be included in the future. 

 

This thread also acts as a support thread to those who are struggling to get Gonespy to work: https://forum.psnprofiles.com/topic/58974-bringing-em-back-from-the-dead-the-gonespy-thread

 

Using Gonespy to earn trophies has been accepted by the very owner of this website and here is a link to his post regarding the matter: 

When I went for the Online Champion trophy, it was my first trophy on the game because I played Team Deathmatch with bots and allowed my teammates to do all the work, which resulted in my main account not getting a single kill, which meant I didn't fulfil any other trophy requirement except Online Champion when I was working on it. I did stream a lot of the grind for the trophy, but here is the final 3 hours, which shows my last 93 wins toward the trophy and the trophy is earned within the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35i8JuSx16A

 

Now, about the game... It is a fairly lengthy grind, which requires hundreds of matches and kills to fulfil requirements for the trophies. A lot of the requirements are using the same weapon and getting 15 kills with it in the same match, which requires you to get the kill amount then end the match to do it again, this is rather annoying and I'd prefer that the requirement was simply to do the award a certain amount of times overall rather than in separate matches. When going for the kills with specific weapons, for the most part the Facing Worlds map in Capture the Flag is the best, because it basically has a spawn trap at the blue base, which allows you to kill your alt account/second controller fast. For the vehicle related trophies, the Suspense map for Vehicle Capture The Flag is the best map to use because it is a small map and basically any vehicle you need is on that map. 

 

The campaign consists of very boring and lengthy competitive game modes that you need to complete along the way with a team of AI bots and you need to defeat a team of AI bots in each of these battles. Only one of the battles is quite annoying and that was for winning a Warfare match on Avalanche, mainly because your team is handicapped by having less team members than the opponent, in Warfare it is very important to have an even playing field, otherwise you can't control it very well. Luckily when you play the campaign, you only need to complete the last battle of every chapter on Insane to get credit for completing the whole chapter on Insane, so you can just quit to the main menu when you reach the last mission then switch to Insane. Akasha on Insane would have surely been quite brutal, however the trophy guide for this game on PlayStationTrophies.org (https://www.playstationtrophies.org/game/unreal-tournament-3/trophy/6060-Fear-the-Reaper.html) does mention a very useful method, which allows you to hide out the entire battle as long as you get a 1-kill lead against her. To truly glitch out Akasha you need to have a USB keyboard and hold the "C" key, this allows your character to crouch, a function not available on the Dualshock 3. There's a specific spot on the map which has a wall on the edge of the map that you can use as cover, then the rest of the battle is just patiently waiting for around 20 minutes until you win. 

 

The reason why I was able to complete the co-op campaign while also only doing 1 co-op mission was because I backed up my save file before fighting Akasha on Insane, this allowed me to simply load up the battle against her and fight her on the spot, rather than re-doing the whole chapter to reach her again. In co-op, you can play on Casual difficulty, which is incredibly simple, at least in the Deathmatch and Capture The Flag modes, Warfare can still be annoying. 

 

A rather tedious trophy was Like the Back of My Hand which requires you to find every power-up on every single map on this game, excluding DLC. The game has 40 maps and hundreds of power ups, it took a while to find some of them and unfortunately nobody in the entire time this game has been available ever made video guides for locations of power ups. Luckily this guide came in handy for text advice: https://www.trueachievements.com/walkthroughpage.aspx?pageid=3986 but some of the power ups aren't explained ideally so a lot of the time is spent still scouring the map to find some of them. It was still rather intriguing to find some of the power ups as they require you to explore nearly every nook and cranny of the maps to find some of them. But if I were to re-make the trophy list I'd probably take this trophy out altogether.

 

The most boring trophy overall on this game is the "Get a Life" trophy, which has a very unrealistic requirement of getting 200 kills on 50 different days. Luckily this trophy can be exploited by using your system clock and putting the date ahead by 1-day after you fulfil the 200 kills. The fastest way to rack up 200 kills is to play on Morbias Arena (DLC map) and also pick the Titan modifier (DLC modifier) and also use the Speed Freak modifier. Once you get enough kills, you can become a killing machine by transforming into a titan and you can basically use the titan for the entire battle after that to demolish the AI opponents. Luckily in this game's case, the DLC wasn't delisted and it was also free DLC so it was a win-win that it helped out with a trophy on this game.

 

Here is a video I made of my platinum trophy for this game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANFlpEOZs8o

Edited April 3, 2018 by Sergen

[GarciaFever]

#181 Crypt of the Serpent King

 

 

I'm surprised I managed to get the platinum in the time that I did (5 hours and 55 minutes), thus making me the 19th fastest achiever. To quote someone:

 

Quote

Crypt of the Serpent King is the Dark Souls of 1/10 difficulty games.

 

And surprisingly, that fits very well in regards to what you have to do for getting the platinum. Aside from the complete mistake of the requirements for the "Level 8 Completed on Hard" trophy, this game is a breath of fresh air after dealing with the grinding lately. What I don't understand is that if you have your agility maxed out, why does the main character become exhausted and become slower after each swing of your weapon? Also, I don't like the jumping mechanic. It always seems like you won't make the jump, and may end up falling in lava or spikes.

 

But hey, that's just me nitpicking.

 

 

#182 Minecraft: Story Mode Season 2

 

 

I'm a bit pissed off with this one. Not because of anything related to the game, but because my brother got it for his wife's younger brother (also known as my brother--in-law) and managed to get almost all trophies, except the last 3 in episode 2. It's been like that for over 2 months. I mean COME ON! All you had to do was complete the damn chapters of the episode to get one of the easiest platinums, and he couldn't be bothered with it. And since my brother went on a vacation for roughly 2 weeks with my parents, I couldn't go over to his house to borrow the game. Because of this, I had to go out and buy a $25 PSN card, but I became too stupid and accidentally bought episode 4, and didn't have enough to buy episode 2. Went back out, bought another $25 PSN card, and THEN I bought the correct episode.

 

Fucking waste of my money right there.

[TENCHU_REPPA]

10 minutes ago, Sergen said:

Unreal Tournament 3: Platinum Trophy #105

Difficulty: 5/10

Time Taken: 60+ hours

 

Let's just say that even a few weeks ago, I never thought that this platinum would be something I'd have in my collection. The servers for the game were officially shut down in July 2014, but with one man's networking ability, he was able to find a way to get the online for Bulletstorm and this game into a working state, which makes all trophies from both games currently obtainable. Here is a link to a guide that allows you to connect to the online for either of those games at any time: https://github.com/gonespy/bstormps3#in-order-to-use-the-server-you-need while Gonespy only currently makes those two games fully obtainable, there is a likelihood that more games will be included in the future. 

 

This thread also acts as a support thread to those who are struggling to get Gonespy to work: https://forum.psnprofiles.com/topic/58974-bringing-em-back-from-the-dead-the-gonespy-thread

 

Using Gonespy to earn trophies has been accepted by the very owner of this website and here is a link to his post regarding the matter: 

 

When I went for the Online Champion trophy, it was my first trophy on the game because I played Team Deathmatch with bots and allowed my teammates to do all the work, which resulted in my main account not getting a single kill, which meant I didn't fulfil any other trophy requirement except Online Champion when I was working on it. I did stream a lot of the grind for the trophy, but here is the final 3 hours, which shows my last 93 wins toward the trophy and the trophy is earned within the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35i8JuSx16A

 

Now, about the game... It is a fairly lengthy grind, which requires hundreds of matches and kills to fulfil requirements for the trophies. A lot of the requirements are using the same weapon and getting 15 kills with it in the same match, which requires you to get the kill amount then end the match to do it again, this is rather annoying and I'd prefer that the requirement was simply to do the award a certain amount of times overall rather than in separate matches. When going for the kills with specific weapons, for the most part the Facing Worlds map in Capture the Flag is the best, because it basically has a spawn trap at the blue base, which allows you to kill your alt account/second controller fast. For the vehicle related trophies, the Suspense map for Vehicle Capture The Flag is the best map to use because it is a small map and basically any vehicle you need is on that map. 

 

The campaign consists of very boring and lengthy competitive game modes that you need to complete along the way with a team of AI bots and you need to defeat a team of AI bots in each of these battles. Only one of the battles is quite annoying and that was for winning a Warfare match on Avalanche, mainly because your team is handicapped by having less team members than the opponent, in Warfare it is very important to have an even playing field, otherwise you can't control it very well. Luckily when you play the campaign, you only need to complete the last battle of every chapter on Insane to get credit for completing the whole chapter on Insane, so you can just quit to the main menu when you reach the last mission then switch to Insane. Akasha on Insane would have surely been quite brutal, however the trophy guide for this game on PlayStationTrophies.org does mention a very useful method, which allows you to hide out the entire battle as long as you get a 1-kill lead against her. To truly glitch out Akasha you need to have a USB keyboard and hold the "C" key, this allows your character to crouch, a function not available on the Dualshock 3, there's a specific spot on the map which has a wall on the edge of the map that you can use as cover, then the rest of the battle is just patiently waiting for around 20 minutes until you win. 

 

The reason why I was able to complete the co-op campaign while also only doing 1 co-op mission was because I backed up my save file before fighting Akasha on Insane, this allowed me to simply load up the battle against her and fight her on the spot, rather than re-doing the whole chapter to reach her again. In co-op, you can play on Casual difficulty, which is incredibly simple, at least in the Deathmatch and Capture The Flag modes, Warfare can still be annoying. 

 

The most boring trophy overall on this game is the "Get a Life" trophy, which has a very unrealistic requirement of getting 200 kills on 50 different days. Luckily this trophy can be exploited by using your system clock and putting the date ahead by 1-day after you fulfil the 200 kills. The fastest way to rack up 200 kills is to play on Morbias Arena (DLC map) and also pick the Titan modifier (DLC modifier) and also use the Speed Freak modifier. Once you get enough kills, you can become a killing machine by transforming into a titan and you can basically use the titan for the entire battle after that to demolish the AI opponents. Luckily in this game's case, the DLC wasn't delisted and it was also free DLC so it was a win-win that it helped out with a trophy on this game.

 

I do have a video of my platinum for this game, but it isn't uploaded yet, but once I have uploaded it I will edit it into the post. 

Good stuff man congrats! You've been keeping yourself very busy. 

[TNekke]

Titan Souls

Plat #190

 

And at last i've got this platinum

I had abandon this game a year ago because i couldn't manage the more difficult trophy's ( except the no rolling mode ) which was stated in guides as the hardest one in game.

But after a year i decided to pick this one up again for casual playing on the vita.

The first thing i had noticed was, that i could defeat those bosses much easier than earlier and before i knew completed the game once again, which made me thinking.

Maybe i could plat this game now, and what about it, I DID IT ?

My gamingskills must have improved over time which is fantastic !!

Of course i used the cloud storage exploit for iron mode but still i'm pretty happy with my new platinum.

 

As i said before when i got Fector's challenge on Stardew Valley, keep trying and you'll get it.

 

Next one in line is Bloodborne -- 2 Trophies away

 

[mecharobot]

35th , VALKYRIA CHRONICLES (Remastered)

Valkyrie of the Battlefield

9,90% rarity

 

First of all, let me say that I really like this plat image, might be my best one yet. Actually I was pretty sad that it didn't hit a milestone, until I realized it just became my fastest platinum. Seems I also somehow made it to top 50 fastest achievers. However it should be noted that the plat time is not completely accurate with game time, since trophies don't unlock until the second half of the game. Thing is, Valkyria Chronicles is probably my favorite JRPG of last gen and I could still recall what to do for every medal, so stuff like Wings of Solidarity or Splintered Horn was not a problem. Only had some trouble with Excellence in Technology, since I somehow forgot there are three Ace tanks in game and I had to grind out the 1000 kills medal (I used the second skirmish level for this, no idea if it's the best).

 

Anyway, great JRPG, but playing it again now with all the DLC weapons available I feel it's also the easiest Valkyria Chronicles game. I think I still prefer VC 3 overall. In any case, I'm all set for the fourth game now.

[SmilexBomb]

Persona 4 Dancing All Night

 Dancing All Night

Obtained all trophies

 

Enjoyment: 8/10

Difficulty: 2/10

 

Always been a fan of rhythm games since DDR and Beatmania, so this was a treat. Decent story and good tracks. Hyped for the P3 and P5 rhythm games!

[Kristycism]

# 38 - Lumo

Ultimate Played The Game

 

I platted this game a week ago, but I needed time to calm down before writing about it or this post would just be every curse word I could think of, strung together in an incoherent mess.

 

But now that I'm (mostly) over it, here are some curse-free thoughts:

 

As a Game (Ignoring Trophies)

 

When I first started playing this game, I actually really enjoyed it.  Partly because of all the fun references that were absolutely everywhere in the game, but also because I love platformers (not keen on the isometric view, but you quickly get used to it), and this one had a nice variety of challenges in it, with all the usual tricks that you tend to find in this style of game, from spike traps to fiery deaths to icey platforms, etc etc.  And the six minigames and other random challenges in between the platforming sections added a nice variety to the game that kept you entertained for the enitire playthrough. 

 

None of the main areas were insanely difficult, but there were a lot of weird hitboxes that caused deaths when you thought you had done it just fine.  And each room from the ice world onwards came with several deaths until you worked out what you were meant to do.  But overall, none of the rooms were too bad - the game overall had the right amount of challenge imo.

 

But then we come to the source of my frustration:

 

The Trophies

 

I have never been so annoyed at a game in my entire life as when I was getting some of these trophies.  Whoever made them hates trophy hunters.

 

First off, the collectibles.  I like collectibles in a game, but on this one, if you don't follow a video walkthrough you are definitely going to miss some.  And I hate when you have to follow a walkthrough, it totally takes away from the enjoyment.

 

But the award for absolute worst collectible goes to the ducks.  Why oh why oh why did the developers decide to make it so you had to collect them without dying?  And put them all on poison water that kills you if you accidentally let go of when getting them?  I mean, luckily you can just quit out of the game and reload since it doesn't autosave until you leave the room.  But still, having to do this for 32 ducks that almost all take several attempts to get the jumps right?  Clearly made to be an annoyance.

 

Also, you need to collect 60 coins as well (some of which are well hidden) so you can send yourself to the hell that is the Warp Zone.  Now, completing the minigames is fine, most are very easily done, if you just care about finishing them.  But the trophies, specifically for N and D?  My controller was almost launched through the TV while I was doing this.  The controls are awkward and the time limits are very unforgiving for the trophies.

 

Then, once you've FINALLY done all that, you can move onto Arcade mode.  That mode was just...why? I men, fine, put it in for the challenge, but don't attach trophies to it.  It's horrible.  The worst part is, I knew I could do it, but every time I got close to the end I'd make stupid mistakes.  And when I made stupid mistakes, I'd get stressed/flustered and make even more mistakes.  And then I'd run out of lives and need to start the whole thing again.  And the mode is just too long (especially since the first 35 mins is really easy and you normally lose no lives, but you still need to go through it all every time before you get to the difficult parts).  It's even more annoying that most of the lives lost are because of weird hitboxes rather than player screw-ups.  And just....yeah I'll stop here before I start swearing and turn very un-lady-like...

 

 

In Conclusion / TL;DR

 

Play the game if you like platformers, but don't play if you like to maintain a 100% account, the stress isn't worth it.

[ZoKu08]

 

Trine 2

#150

Trine 2 hard

Earn all trophies in Trine 2.

 

35.62%

Uncommon

 

[TwilightSpira]

PLATINUM 174 - NI NO KUNI II : REVENANT KINGDOM

 

 

 

Date of Achievement : April 2 , 2018
Enjoyment :  Difficult : 4,0

Hardest Trophy : Dream Big

 

Ni No Kuni II : Revenant Kingdom follows the story of Evan Pettiwhisker Tildrum, a young king who sets out to build a new kingdom after being usurped from his Kingdom after a coup between Grimalkins and Mousekin unfolds. The opening sequence also shows a viaion of a Presidential figure suffering a bomb attack and being magically transported to a place far way. Shortly thereafter we are introduced to both Evan, the Grimalkin young king and Roland, the mysterious Presidential figure which appears in front of Evan unaware of his surroundings and looking 30 years younger. Without much of a choice and by being struck with a unlucky timing, both Evan and Roland temporarily join forces in hope of leaving the castle alive.

 

 

Just like it's predecessor, Ni No Kuni is a third perspective RPG game with beautiful Ghibli studios kind of graphics and fantastic soundtrack. Ni No Kuni 2 also manages to find some new identity by changing the core gameplay, which now is more action related and the sidekicks, ditching the pokemon like familiars to a new and revamped Higgledies, small etherial creatures whose main attributes is to help the party survivor the new onslaught. The result is nothing short of spectacular trough, Level 5 really managed to create a whole new standard for then. Bravo Level 5.

Here hoping the new story expansions will be just as good and oh please new trophies.

[Deluziion90]

Platinum #105 - Far Cry 5

 

 

We Always Had Faith In You 
Obtain all the Trophies.

 

Single player fun: 10/10

arcade(multiplayer) 0/10

Difficulty: 4/10

 

What an amazing game. I can't complain about a farcry 3/4 reskin and I can't be bothered if that's a downside. 

The story was great, The Father was one hell of a creepy guy and not to forget John Seed I loved that character!

The creator of this game had one sick mind though for some parts ?.

 

[Jamescush147]

Platinum 85

 

Leave Possible?
Collect all trophies.

 23.77% Uncommon

 

Good game. Did get sick of it around the third playthough.?

 

Sweet music saved me though.

Edited April 3, 2018 by Jamescush147

[Gommes_]

                                                                                                 South Park The Fractured But Whole                                                                 

 

                                                                                          

 

 

                                                                                                    #90 More Powerful Than You Think 

 

 

                                                                                                     

 

Good game. Not as great as the predecessor though. I wasn't just that funny and nowhere as extreme as the stick of truth but overall pretty good. 

 

Edited April 3, 2018 by Gommes_

[Gommes_]

On 1.4.2018 at 2:31 AM, PooPooBlast said:

#100 TEKKEN 7 BABBBYYY

 

 

This game was practically my childhood. Played all of the TEKKENs albeit some like 1,2,3 were only demos that I got to try. TEKKEN 4 and 5 on the PS2 gave me some of the best memories and seeing those cutscenes again on TEKKEN 7 gave me a huuuuge nostalgic attack. I remember the times where you needed to play as pretty much every character in arcade mode to unlock other characters which forced me to practice with all characters essentially. Non stuck with me though as much as my boy Paul Pheonix

The gallery and jukebox options were an amazing implementation as well. Going through them was like going through a family photo album as I was flipping one image and each custcene from previous TEKKEN games. 

 

My platinum journey started first with TEKKEN 6 about 6-7 years ago and so it was a no brainer that this should be my 100! 

 

It's just a shame that they concluded the game and the story was a little short but still fun as heck. Definitely worthy of a TEKKEN title. Hopefully I'll grab #200 when im 50 years old  so stay tuned  

 

This will be my number 100 too! For the same reason, just after 9 years and not 6  

[Nihiris-]

#84 - Virginia

 

 

Virginia

I never made decisions. Things always came up and made them for me.

 

Thought this was a pretty good game. I didn't know what to expect from a game with literally no dialogue, but I was able to follow...well most of it. Gotta say, the soundtrack was freaking insanely good. It's one of those games where it's recommended to play all the way through in one sitting, so the game's only around 2 hours at most taking your time. Trophy descriptions are all vague so you will need a guide to know what to do with some of them.

 

Not a bad deal at all for $2.50 lol

[PooPooBlast]

2 hours ago, Gommes_ said:

 

This will be my number 100 too! For the same reason, just after 9 years and not 6  

Ooooh that's fantastic! Have fun with it man :). Such an amazing game. It also treats old timers nicely with concept art and cutscenes from previous TEKKENs

[Splathew]

#48 - Batman: The Enemy Within

 

 

I Am the Night

 

[GraniteSnake]

 #61: inFamous Second Son

 

Enjoyable game and a really easy platinum to add to the collection. Collectibles were all marked out and Expert mode was not much of a step up from Easy mode at all. Great looking game, but the main story itself is very brief. Not a game I can see myself remembering in years to come, but had fun with it all the same.

[Asvinia]

  #28. Birthdays: The Beginning

 

Happy Birthday Cube Master!

Current rarity: 0.56%

 

This ugly little platinum image right here. This one. Yes. It's mine.

Birthdays: The Beginning is not a hard game, nor is it a particularly long game, you could probably finish everything the game has to offer in 20-40 hours. It's a cute little game, aimed at children but with enough little details that adults can enjoy it too. Your job is basically to raise and lower the land inside a cube. This raises or lowers the temperature inside the cube and as you accelerate through time, different species will appear depending on if the environment inside your cube meets their requirements. You evolve dinosaurs, birds, mammals, fish and eventually the human line along with some mythical stuff thrown in like Nessie.

 

No, the game isn't hard. The biggest pain in the ass trophy to get is one that is described as needing your cube to be 100billion years old. This description is wrong however and you only need it to be 1billion years old. Sounds easy now right? Well it is, kind of. To accumulate that many years, you need to keep your game running for 600-700 hours. 645 hours was my end total. It took me nearly a month of leaving my PS4 running overnight to get this platinum, and I'm glad to say I'll never do it again.

 

In short, I really enjoyed this cute little game, but that trophy for accumulating years left a bitter taste.

[FreddySM14]

126. Hy Nep U : Action Unleashed

 

Platinum Action Unleashed

 

Fun meter 2/10

Neptunia game with Senran Kagura style, this should be a dream game right? WRONG!! Story mode only consist 3 chapter with short cutscenes in between. Final boss so forgettable. 20 hours of grinding lili rank just for the sake of trophy (last trophy you need to platinum!). Also where is Iris heart?

 

Difficulty 2/10

Just prepare your thumb for button smashing and patience. A lot of it.

 

In the end, I wouldn't recommend this game for you who isn't a fans of the series. The grind is real. You have been warned.

 

"Stop letting your cow udders sway so much, Vert!"

-Blanc ?

 

[SpellbladeKnight]

Platinum #34: Odin Sphere Leifthrasir

 

 

This was a good game. Not as orgasmic as its 93% Metacritic score led me to believe, but still pretty good. It's casual friendly and that may explain even more of the acclaim. Personally if it weren't for the easy trophies I might have liked it more than I do. After 100%ing Muramasa Rebirth, guess the 'challenge high' kinda stuck. I might replay this game again at a later date and on a higher difficulty level, because I barely felt like I was really playing the game to the fullest (Lots of spamming and basic combo locks while personally almost never dodging). Visuals were nice. The story while dragging a bit due to fragmented and repetitive overview was still good. Voice acting was mostly good. Might not have loved the game to glorified extents but I did enjoy the overall experience somewhat. But if I'm really honest, the endings really didn't do it for me with a game that was seemingly so grandiose. Due to the game going at its own pace, it lacked the impetus needed to feel convincing and truly compelling. The dialogs felt 'read' and stretched with too many pauses instead of being smoothly spoken. But whatevs.

 

Wanted this to be my 40th Platinum milestone, and perhaps I should have waited, if only for the cool pic. Figured I just give the Plat image some use here, since it missed the chance to be a milestone.

Edited April 4, 2018 by SpellbladeKnight

[Zach]

 #71

God of War: Chains of Olympus

Enjoyment: 7.5/10

Difficulty: 3/10

Time: 10hrs

 

I wouldn't say this is a bad game, but it's my least favorite in the God of War series. I just felt the fights weren't as interesting as the other installments. I wish I could play my favorite (God of War: Ghost of Sparta) next, but I'm playing them in Chronological order, so God of War 1 is next.

[Izularia]

 #213 A Way Out

All The Ways Out 
Collect all trophies

 

I have to say that this game was surprisingly good. Normally, I don't play many co-op games, but when I heard about the game I instantly thought of Prison Break and decided that I want to give it a chance, so I grabbed my best friend and we started playing. 

A Way Out got some flaws and it's not a perfect game, but it's an awesome co-op experience, probably one of the best I've seen in years. Some minor glitches can be a bit annoying, but aren't too distracting, fortunately. While I wasn't very excited about the story at first, it became better towards the end. Very unexpected! 

 

Although it's not necessary to finish the game after collecting all trophies (in case you started playing with a guide open), I highly recommend to do so as you may miss out on the best part of the story otherwise.