Most Recent Platinum

[MissShake]

#30: A Hat in Time

Small child, big trophy
Collected all the trophies

 

This wasn't the game I'd had planned as my 30th, but in the end I'm glad it did end up as a milestone. This game has so much charm that I just can't stand it. Everything is so colorful, all the worlds have fantastic themes, all the characters are a treat to interact with, and it's generally just a good time. I never played Yooka Laylee, but from the stuff I've heard about how that went I feel kinda confident in saying that A Hat in Time did a better job of capturing the throwback feel that Yooka was trying for. And I haven't even mentioned how well designed the levels are! All the worlds are great, guys, you just gotta give A Hat in Time a look if you like collectathons~

[Dark Layla]

#137 - Akiba's Trip : Undead & Undressed

A game that looked more like a nightmare! at some point i never thought i would do 100%, I finally got courage and went ahead. One thing is for sure, I will never play anything on the recommendation of someone (I'm kidding) the game itself is not bad, involves street fighting in which the right weapon is often the key to success. especially for those who play in otaku mode! the game ranges from street fighting to VN-style talk. the luck factor is present in this game, getting the requirements of the trophies for the pieces of clothing is probably the reason for which i stopped playing this game. is annoying even with boosts, there is a bar that goes up to 100% and doesn't always guarantee that piece of clothing. After 3 NG + finally i put my main character OP to have 999 in almost everything, otaku mode and the arena was almost a walk in the park in this way. in the end it was worth the hours i lost because this platinum no longer escapes me (and don't ask me to play more akiba's) ?

[Dead_By_Noon]

                                                                                       # 75  Tales of Xillia

 

                                                                                         

I already completed it few years ago on a different account and I loved it very much, so I though when I'll get close to my 75 plat milestone, I'll try to speedrun the game as best I could. I managed to put myself on the 6th place in the 100% club, which I'm pretty happy about. On the side note, sleep deprivation is real lol.

 

                 Great game. Every Jrpg fan should play it, or other game from Tales series for that matter. Battle system is amazing!

Edited September 5, 2018 by Dead By Noon

[Janire1911]

Detroit: Become Human

DETROIT MASTER (#37)

 

 

[SteelFreaxx]

#53

 

To the Promised Place
100% Completed Steins;Gate 0.

[Guest]

 

  Skyrim

 

 

I would wager to say that everyone knows this game, seeing how long its been out and how many chances/platforms you have to play it on. Not to mention the justified acclaim this game has received by buyers/users and critics alike. But I’ll give my own two cents.

 

Skyrim has a lot of heart. You don’t have to have a ton of skill to enjoy the experience. You just have to have a ton of time if you want to play it all.  Plus if you want to get the plat, you will most likely need guides since there are missables, workarounds, and strategies required. 

 

The fact that you can play this game so many ways, with so many different styles, skillsets, armors, weapon styles, and action plans is probably one of the things that has made it so appealing to so many types of gamers. Let alone the shear size of the open world and limitless amount of quests, worthwhile collectibles, npc’s with stories/journals/lives....

 

There is so much warmth and depth, subtle humor, realism, character, and flavor in this game. I agree that it is among the greatest of the generation and that it probably set a new standard which has been a tough act to follow. 

 

The original ideas behind the storylines are earth shattering imo. A world to get absolutely lost/immersed/mesmerized and have fun in. ...But it’s aging by now, so if you haven’t played it yet, you might want to bump it up on your list.... before the next Elder Scrolls title is released.

[SmilexBomb]

God Eater Resurrection

 The Legend Begins

Collect all trophies.

Enjoyment: 6/10

Difficulty: 1/10

Time: 65 hours

 

This is a pretty good Monster Hunter/Toukiden type of game. I've gotten the platinum for this before and going into it for a second time definitely

makes things easier.

he game can be a little bit rough early on, but once you're able to support some of the overpowered bullet recipes, the game

becomes an absolute joke in terms of difficulty. Pleased to say that even once you get to the point of being overpowered, the game is still a ton of fun. 
Zipping around the battlefield, using melee for mobility and bullet regen, and unloading it all in a quick burst to see some silly numbers is really enjoyable.

The story is so-so and the voice acting was as cringe as anything, but I had a good time nonetheless. 

[ChasingEXP]

 #2 - Titanfall 2

 Welcome to the 6-4 

Earned all trophies.

Edited September 5, 2018 by Lostknight179

[cr1s]

#376 - F1 2011 (Vita)

 

 

COMPLETE
CONGRATULATIONS ON COMPLETING F1 2011

 

DIFFICULTY: 4/10

ENJOYMENT: 7/10

 

Spoiler

Me when first doing the Time Trials:

*struggles to get gold medals*

"Damn, why are most of them insanely hard?"

*looks up trophy guide and discovers the existence of DRS and KERS*

"Oh..."

*proceeds to get most of the remaining gold medals within the first few tries*

 

This shows just how familiar I am with F1...

Not much to say this time. This game was nice enough for a change, although I'd say I prefer MotoGP slightly more when it comes to motorsports games (even though they're not entirely comparable). The Vita version is pretty good, runs well, and has okay graphics, although it sounds a bit off at times in the audio department. Still, kudos to Sumo Digital and Codemasters for putting some effort into it. The Time Trials were my favorite aspect of the game. As I've implied in my above spoiler, most of them are easy to get a gold medal on, but some have very little room for error and will have you trying out various vehicle settings until you find one you're comfortable with.

 

PLATINUM SCREENSHOT:

 

Spoiler

 

WHY ARE THE TROPHIES YELLING AT ME? WHAT DID I DO TO DESERVE THIS? I BLAME ROB AND HIS SHENANIGANS.

Edited September 5, 2018 by cr1s

[Durandal]

 

100% (including the Rise of the Necromancer Pack)

 

So here we are, my first platinum of a game that I don't really like that much. Funny what we do sometimes. The game is fun but ultimately boring, which is sad because I like, or maybe liked, Hack n' Slay games. This could have been a great one too, if only they hadn't abandoned the roots of the series so vigorously. Ironically that's what they said they wouldn't do when Blizzard introduced the game in Paris all those years ago. But then they did and destroyed one of the most iconic series of the old days.

 

Anyway, let us not delve into this here. Trophies! Well most of them are pretty standard but a few of them are quite nasty to get. Mainly because it takes a good long while to get them. Like completing 500 Bounties, which are essentially mini quests, and having made six level 70 characters. The hardest ones are probably those hardcore one, there are three of them and two are for killing the two end bosses, specifically Diablo and Malthael. Those can be quite hard, so you should probably learn how to defeat them in softcore. And then you need to have one level 70 hardcore character. But in the end nothing dramatically difficult, it all comes down to being patient and knowing what to do.

 

The DLC "Rise of the Necromancer" is not so different in terms of trophies. Most of them just require the use of certain skill once or a lot of times. The most time consuming is the one where you have to kill 500 elite monsters with your skeleton minions, rather boring after the first 1 or 2 hundred I must say. Two of the trophies are actually quite fun. One is about killing your Shadow Clone with your own version of a clone, I guess you have to play it to see why it is fun. And the other is about killing Diablo with a blood spell while your own health is below 10%.

 

In the end I mostly enjoyed getting all those trophies but had a bit of a hard time enjoying the game itself. Nevertheless if you are looking for a fun Hack 'n Slay title this one does has potential.

Edited September 7, 2018 by Durandal

[Viscera1900]

#192  -  Devil May Cry 3 HD (PS4)

 

 

 

 

 

Platinum Trophy

 

 

"Unlock all trophies"

 

 

 

Enjoyment: 10/10

Difficulty: 4.5/10

 

 

JACKPOT!

 

[Masamune]

 

 Operation Abyss 
You've mastered Operation Abyss.
Thank you for playing.

 

Difficulty: 5/10

Enjoyment: 6.5/10

Playtime: 44:33:00 (1 week, 13 hours, 34 minutes)

Screenshot:

 

I expected a little more since this was from the same company that made Demon Gaze, but it was a bit of a let-down. ? Gameplay was just your average dungeon crawler, but the game can be very vague about what you have to do to progress the story, at the very least they could've shown you the mission icons on the map if you've been there before (I had to use a walkthrough on more than one occasion). The story didn't catch my attention at all (there was maybe two scenes, that was it). ? Difficulty was a bit annoying at times (mainly at the start of the second semester), & you have a Lv cap depending on how far you've progressed, so you can only grind so much...

 

All the trophies are fairly easy though, a few rely on luck (but thankfully I actually had good luck with those). The worst one was the 3000 battles trophy (I was only around 1000 by the time I finished everything else), & that only took about 4-5 hours of grinding. Honestly if I didn't already get the sequel (Bable), I'd probably skip it... but I did, so it'll be done... eventually.  

[Redbeard-Rik]

Plat #3 Final Fantasy VII

[TraumaticChain6]

#42: Amnesia Collection

Difficulty: 4/10

Enjoymment: 8,5/10

Rarity: 4,25%

Man I love this platinum image. And there are other cool trophy image designs, especially in Amnesia a machine for pigs.

So this was my first time playing these games and I enjoyed them, although I had some problems with them. Like opening doors, especially in chase sequences,

could be quite annoying. I also hated it that when dialog played your character moved really slow and the screen gets darker. Loading screens could also be very long.

Possible spoilers ahead of here!

 

Amnesia The dark descent: This one had really great ambiance. But I wasn't really a fan of the enemy design. Losing oil when dying was also annoying but keeping important items

was a really great feature. Besides all these problems I had, I still enjoyed it.

 

Justine: The person who tought that permadeath here was a geat idea should be fired in my opinion. Nothing so annoying then collecting everything and then dying

because your character didn't want to jump or push a handle. If the permadeath mode was another difficulty level, like in Outlast, I would have been oke with it. Then I had the 

time to learn the dlc, because you can complete it really fast, and then start my permadeath run. I liked the idea with choosing to help the prisoners, although it was excuted a little poorly in my

opinion. There wasn't really a big change, except a trophy, at the end to really feel proud about saving everyone. 

 

A Machine for pigs: Thank god for a lamp that isn't working with oil :p. This was my favorite one of the three. There was more variety in level design. I really liked the charachter design of the monsters here. The ambiance is a lot less then in the dark descent though. I liked the pictures on the loading screen a lot because it was like a little map. The biggest flaw was that it got really unintressting in the end imo. I felt like the game should have ended sooner. Also there were a few missed oppurtunities for some scares but overall I enjoyed this one the most.

 

Amnesia isn't my favorite horror game serie but I would still recommend this collection for everyone that has never played these games!

[ChasingEXP]

 #3 - My Name is Mayo

 My Name is Mayo!

Unlock all the trophies!

[YllZI]

#30 Little Adventure on the prairie

[Conor]

 #4- LIFE IS STRANGE (PS3)

 What If?  

 

Enjoyment: 9.5/10

Difficulty: 1.5/10

Time Taken: 3 Days, 3 Hours, 15 Minutes

Rarity: 6.8% Rare (PSN) / 41.77% Uncommon (PSNProfiles)

Hardest Trophy: Selfie Awareness (Bronze)

 

Wow. Such a beautiful story and well-crafted gameplay. I adored Max and Chloe and was really invested in their story right up to that final fateful decision. Not a whole lot to say except that this is an essential experience.

Sure, I could nitpick the occasional graphical glitches, the poor lip-syncing and the awkward slang, but I just cannot fault the experience of uncovering the mystery and exploring the characters and world they inhabit. My one major gripe is that things kinda go off the deep end in Episode 5 but not nearly enough to spoil my enjoyment of it all.

Sure, it was an easy platinum (I did use a guide to find the optional photographs) but trophies are really an afterthought when it comes to a pure experience such as this.

I've nothing more to say. I look forward to a second playthrough on my PS4 soon. If you haven't already, play this damn game!!!

Edited September 5, 2018 by LepreCon1991

[TazDevilz1986]

ONRUSH (PS4) #315 and 15.000 milestone.

ONRUSH

Obtain all trophies in ONRUSH

 

 

Not a bad game at all. I ended up doing it for my 15.000 milestone trophy as well. Some challenges are really luck based. Overal not to bad of a platinum. Give it a 4 out of 10 difficulty.

 

 

Edited September 5, 2018 by TazDevilz1986

[DrZero_1983]

Sorry, wrong thread ?

Edited September 5, 2018 by DrZero_1983

[AJ_Radio]

Platinum #158: Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones (September 5th, 2018)

 

 

Difficulty: 4/10

Excitement Rating: 5/10

Estimated Time to Platinum: 20+ Hours

 

Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones is the last in the Playstation 2/Xbox trilogy of games. This is the best game in terms of graphics, and the gameplay is definitely improved from the slogfest that was The Warrior Within. Wasn't too happy towards the end though, mostly because of the three forced playthroughs since difficulty trophies do not stack.

 

The story was merely alright, but rather cliche as it's simply a Prince trying to stop a madman (the Vizier) from building an army of sand monsters. Babylon is devastated, and the Prince is the only one who can stop the chaos. Nothing too out of the ordinary.

 

Combat is improved slightly by the addition of Speed Kills, which are stealth kills to kill enemies without anyone noticing. They're a series of quick time events, but they got rather annoying at times since you have to know when exactly to press square on the controller. Otherwise combat is medicore. It's the exact same combat from Warrior Within, you still automatically lock on to enemies which is irritating especially when I was trying to get more sand tanks. Enemies take far too many hits to kill and dual weapons do very little in damage, especially on Hard difficulty.

 

The boss fights were also annoying and irritating, mostly because of a terrible camera. Ubisoft apparently didn't know how to make a camera work for this game and I felt that during my three playthroughs it was working against me. Platforming, which I'm normally good and adept at in most games is a complete chore as I often died from bad camera angles. A few times you don't even know where to go because you can't move the camera where you want it too. Then you die because you ran out of sand tanks and have to restart from a checkpoint. Very annoying.

 

The horse cart sequences and a rather cumbersome statue puzzle I felt were only put in the pad in the game. Neither work all that well either. Controls at times didn't feel as fluid as they probably should of. Though this is likely because this a game that was released back in 2005, when a lot of platforming in games wasn't quite perfected to the point where it is today.

 

All this being said, Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones was a lot less of an inducing headache than Prince of Persia: The Warrior Within was for me. Speed kills reduce a lot of unnecessary combat, there is no pointless backtracking, the setting and the characters feel a lot closer to an authentic Prince of Persia experience. The Dark Prince sequences weren't all that bad and the combat actually makes sense when you're playing as him. This game is merely alright. It doesn't do anything all that special as it's simply a continuation of the Prince of Persia series. Being the last game in the trilogy, I would put this slightly above The Sands of Time, as the game doesn't look as clunky and jagged as the first one did.

 

I only have the reboot Prince of Persia left to play. Shame that Ubisoft has dropped this series, I would definitely like to see a modern Prince of Persia game made for the PS4/Xbox One systems. That would be a bit of fun.

[z-Blazee]

#197 - Yakuza Kiwami 2

 

YAKUZA KIWAMI 2 

Obtained all trophies.

Spoiler

 

[locutus442]

Platinum #37 (and the most satisfying trophy pop I ever had):

 

Star Ocean - The Last Hope - 4k & Full HD Remaster

STAR OCEAN™ - THE LAST HOPE -™ 4K & Full HD Remaster Platinum Trophy

Congratulations! You've collected every last STAR OCEAN™ - THE LAST HOPE -™ 4K & Full HD Remaster trophy

 

Having been a huge Star Ocean fan ever since SO2 on the Ps1, when this game was announced I was excited to play it.  I've been playing this game ever since the Xbox 360 version, so I knew what I was getting into.  A couple of times I felt like leaving this game alone and moving on to other games, but I never fully gave up on it.  Now that the moment is here, I feel like celebrating.

[percy547389126yv]

#303 Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization

[Emillius-Maximus]

Platinum # 72: CALL OF DUTY: MODERN WARFARE REMASTERED
Just another day at the office
Earn all available trophies for Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare® Remastered.

Difficulty: 3/10
Enjoyment: 6/10

 

 

 

[percy547389126yv]

#304 Donut County