Most Recent Platinum

[Oturan]

 

I Am The Night- Completed Batman: The Enemy Within

[ZitMeatloaf]

 #26 - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered

"Just another day at the office"

 

I was almost derailed and nearly gave up on "Best of the Best", as my character would mysteriously grow massively wide shoulders every time I'd try and pass through a doorway. Then after about 82,000 attempts I finally put together a successful run and got it.

 

I'm generally not a CoD player, but heard good things about this game after it was announced on PS+, so I gave it a try. Thumbs up to quality single player campaigns and no online/multiplayer trophies.

[GarciaFever]

#191 God of War (2018)

 

 

 

Honestly, this game did not feel like I was playing God of War. In fact, this reminded me a lot of Skyrim, but in a third-person point of view. The only difference is that they brought back Kratos (I don't know why), and rather than having him do everything lone-wolf style, he has a kid with him. I'm sorry, but where the hell did the boy come from? On top of that, when in the blue hell did Kratos get a chance to impregnate a woman after turning the world into shit!? There are so many questions, and I just wish that they would have done a flashback or something to signify how Kratos met his wife rather than just talk about it as if we were gathered around a campfire in the middle of the night somewhere deep within the woods. Throughout half of the story, "The Boy" kept on being a whiny little bitch because he wasn't allowed to do stuff such as hunting, or getting pissed off when somebody talks about his mother, even when Kratos kept telling him to get his act together and to calm himself.

 

Graphics wise, the game looked amazing, but at the same time it becomes a bit too much, especially when it came to killing all 51 ravens. Because they had that same green glow that Athena had during God of War 3, it became a bit difficult to track down since they almost blended with the blue sky and snow. Thankfully nothing in this game is missable, so I can be able to backtrack without worrying about whether I need to collect something before going past the point of no return. At the same time, this became even more of a chore since I could not get a stable internet connection due to China's shitty wi-fi (yes I am currently living in China, but not for long), so having to look at a video guide for said ravens was taking forever to load for most of the time.

 

The trials of Muspelheim was almost a piece of cake. Of course the one thing giving me trouble was the challenge where I had to kill all the enemies without getting hit, but after several tries it was finally over. Even the grinding for the Mist Echoes in the Workshop was not too bad. When I got to finish making one of the pieces of armor, I was able to last a lot longer in the mist, and kept on netting anywhere from 5000-8000 Mist Echoes per run.

 

And with that, I am finally done this series.

Edited June 14, 2019 by GarciaFever

[voodoo_eyes]

#372 + #373 - Metagal

 

 

A bit disappointed with this one. Looked like more fun than it actually was. Occasionally unresponsive controls. all enemies having knockback effects on touch don't help. Overall a subpar experience.

 

 

Enjoyment: 5

Difficulty: 2

[D1RTIEST]

#18 Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut.

 

Now I've got both the the HR Platinums.

[Blood-Stalker1]

Anthem #66 

[AJ_Radio]

10 hours ago, GarciaFever said:

#191 God of War (2018)

 

 

 

Honestly, this game did not feel like I was playing God of War. In fact, this reminded me a lot of Skyrim, but in a third-person point of view. The only difference is that they brought back Kratos (I don't know why), and rather than having him do everything lone-wolf style, he has a kid with him. I'm sorry, but where the hell did the boy come from? On top of that, when in the blue hell did Kratos get a chance to impregnate a woman after turning the world into shit!? There are so many questions, and I just wish that they would have done a flashback or something to signify how Kratos met his wife rather than just talk about it as if we were gathered around a campfire in the middle of the night somewhere deep within the woods. Throughout half of the story, "The Boy" kept on being a whiny little bitch because he wasn't allowed to do stuff such as hunting, or getting pissed off when somebody talks about his mother, even when Kratos kept telling him to get his act together and to calm himself.

 

Graphics wise, the game looked amazing, but at the same time it becomes a bit too much, especially when it came to killing all 51 ravens. Because they had that same green glow that Athena had during God of War 3, it became a bit difficult to track down since they almost blended with the blue sky and snow. Thankfully nothing in this game is missable, so I can be able to backtrack without worrying about whether I need to collect something before going past the point of no return. At the same time, this became even more of a chore since I could not get a stable internet connection due to China's shitty wi-fi (yes I am currently living in China, but not for long), so having to look at a video guide for said ravens was taking forever to load for most of the time.

 

The trials of Muspelheim was almost a piece of cake. Of course the one thing giving me trouble was the challenge where I had to kill all the enemies without getting hit, but after several tries it was finally over. Even the grinding for the Mist Echoes in the Workshop was not too bad. When I got to finish making one of the pieces of armor, I was able to last a lot longer in the mist, and kept of netting anywhere from 5000-8000 Mist Echoes per run.

 

And with that, I am finally done this series.

 

First of all, what are you doing in China?

 

Anyway, I share the same opinions as yourself. 

 

The game becomes a chore because you have to find all the treasures and ravens, but there is really no direct route via fast travel (which I’ll get to in a few seconds) so you have to run around like an idiot. Certain sections get closed off so you have to find a way around them. 

 

God of War has no loading screens but they’re replaced with these drawn out sections. At the Blacksmith there is a fast travel door that you have to wait to magically appear, then you’re in this void where you run from one section to the next. Watch a tree glow for 30 seconds before you enter another section of the game. If it’s not those then you’re out canoeing across a body of water to reach an island where you need to find a treasure. 

 

Very tedious and annoying. 

 

I didn’t like the kid. Maybe he’s like that because of how Kratos is. But it doesn’t explain how he got there after he literally destroyed an entire world once dominated by Zeus. It felt tiresome to hear him complain while Kratos refused to reveal his past, which made for tensions that moved the story along. 

 

It’s a good game and the graphics are amazing, but it didn’t captivate me like the older games did. 

 

The series is far from over but I will no longer look at it the sane way again. 

[ReverzerO-]

Plat no. 61: The Last of Us Remastered

 

 

I'm happy I had the chance to 100% this on the PS4 unlike in the PS3, there are few players playing the game online".

The platinum is not that hard anymore so I rated it 4/10!

The most fun of this game is there are still a lot of players playing online therefore 10/10",

Edited June 13, 2019 by ReverzerO-

[GarciaFever]

@Spaz Since September of 2018 I have travelled to China to teach ESL (English as a Second Language) to kindergarten kids. Money is great, but one of the issues that I have is how they want me to focus more on playing games rather than actually teach them English. Because of this, I am forced to make up games based on the subject of the week. On top of that, each week that they learn a new unit, it will include a butchered version of the song that I have to learn. For example, this week they have to learn the song "Round and Round":

 

Round and round and round she goes.

Where she stops, nobody knows.

 

That's it. No other lyrics, no other stuff, just two dumb sentences that I have to repeat twice. It pisses me off too since I am mostly sitting on the small wooden chairs, which makes my ass hurt all the time.

 

Back to God of War (2018), I never had any issue with the blue fast travel portals (or the lack of any loading screen) since whenever I enter them, I would just stand still until the exit appears. But I do agree on the canoeing. And if you somehow end up in a place where you don't have a canoe, then you are stuck with having to backtrack to the closest blue portal again.

[Riv1404]

Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin

 

Edited June 13, 2019 by Riv1404

[tjoe1bkhjtqxm]

Super Weekend Mode

 

 

Going to do it again on Vita

Edited June 13, 2019 by tjoe1bkhjtqxm

[B1rvine]

 #126 Undertale

Don't You Have Anything Better to Do?

 

Just got done playing EarthBound.. er I mean Undertale.

Apparently the guy who made EarthBound's Halloween Hack ROM made this game.

 

Enjoyment : 9.5 / 10

Difficulty : 1 / 10

[SpaceShepherd_]

 #57 Uncharted 4: A Thief's End 

 

 

One Last Time

Collect All The Trophies

[Guest]

Plat #100 - Super Exploding Zoo (Everything’s Ruined)

 

 

Edited August 2, 2023 by Skeptical69

[Ala-Arska]

South Park: The Stick of Truth (PS4)

 

South Park(TM): The Stick of Truth(TM) Platinum Trophy

Collected all South Park(TM): The Stick of Truth(TM) trophies

 

There are no words.

 

Ahh, South Park. The source of all sophisticated humour and witty remarks.

In this day and age, where everything is too sensitive or hurtful or just feels wrong, I'm surprised this isn't outright banned.

I am sure glad it isn't, though. The Stick of Truth is a goddamn joy to play, and very loyal to the source.

And by loyal I mean venturing inside someone's asshole, performing abortion to a man, anal probing and everything between 

SP: TSoT is a light RPG at it's heart, keeping combat turn-based and leveling up to a minimum.

Story is told by a child's perspective, while at the same time some really dark shit happens around.

Music was pretty nonexistent, I felt. Some Team America background songs and battle themes, but not a single song from The Hoff 

There's collecting all sorts of stuff, from Facebook friends to weapons to Chinpokomons. Yup, gotta catch 'em all 

Entertaining and not too long, The Stick of Truth gets two dicks thumbs up from me 

[sasu_naru]

 

Ah, yes, what a wonderful game. As die-hard Dragon Quest Fan I, of course, had to platinum this one.

It wasn't too difficult (I played on normal mode though, might play the Draconian Quests on the Switch version) to get to 100%.

Personally, it didn't even feel too time-consuming since I'm used to playing long games. 

Took me 120 hours to get it done.

 

 

 

After finishing Dragon Quest XI, I decided to finish the Spin-Off series as well.

To be honest, I liked this game a lot. The action battle system was lots of fun, it's a well-done musou game.

The hack & slash is lots of fun und the returning characters from older entries make the game even more charming.

Like DQXi, not a hard trophy hunt. Even the post-game bosses aren't too hard to defeat with the right strategy.

Think I finished this one at around 80 hours of gameplay. 

 

[voodoo_eyes]

#374 - Gravel

 

 

Was alright overall. A bit of a different type of racing game which I can appreciate. A fairly large variety of cars and tracks, or at least the illusion of them several are just variations fo the same track. Best thing is the soundtrack though \m/

 

Enjoyment: 6

Difficulty: 3,5

[freddie1989]

 

#141 Guardians of the Galaxy

 

Not much to say on this one. Another Telltale gone by and closer to completing everything I want to achieve on these (no interest in Minecraft) leaving me just Batman: The Enemy Within and Walking Dead Final Season.

 

Oh so close to Homefront: The Revolution being #142 so I am starting to think towards something good for #150. Any suggestions guys? No longer have my PS3 so it has be PS4.

Edited June 13, 2019 by freddie1989
image

[AlchemistWer]

 #79 Trails of Cold Steel

Enjoyment: 8/10

Difficulty: 4/10

 

 

[Phoenix_argentea]

Platinum trophy No. 123!

 

Atelier Lulua ~The Scion of Arland~

Atelier Lulua

 

My 6th Atelier platinum! I know almost nothing about the Arland trilogy, so I have no idea about the previous references (except the three Alchemists). I'm still thinking that Rorona and Lulua look like sisters instead of mother and daughter. ? The story is not so great, but probably the ending seems nonsense, I mean

parallel universe?!

Please, leave the parallel universes to the quantum physics, and don't put them in an Atelier game!

The alchemy system was really fun ?: there is more the tetris grid of the Mysterious Trilogy, but you have 4 different bar elements (fire, ice, earth, lightning), but sometimes they erase each other, like the couple ice/fire. And there's the awakening effect, which can put the items created into another category (es. I brew a medicine and I add the awakening effect "dragon" or "plant". In this way I can use the medicine as a dragon or plant material!). Disappointed by the neutralizers: now they are called "supplements". Seriously? I played 5 games and they have always been neutralizers...

Also the Alchemyriddle was fun, but I was really stupid, because I missed a bridge in the first area, so I have most of the extra pages locked until chapter 7 or 8. I mean, I had a simple pickaxe and fishrod, no super mining bomb, so I couldn't obtain the other ore materials and a lot of healing items. But the most restrictive issue was the quality cap, since, at the beginning, is locked to 50, and when you complete two chapters it raises to 200 and 999, so I played most of the game with a very low quality!

Again, this game has no time limit, so you can freely explore Arland without any worries, but, since there's a calendar, I'd like to see the different seasons (there are only the Dunkelheit and Arland festival, which happen only in November and December, but they could have added something more).

I liked also the new artworks style, and I put an example. As usual, under the spoiler tag. I add only one thing: the call of Cthulhu!

Unfortunately there is no battle. Just the picture and you're back on the beach!

 

And finally the platinum screenshot, when I finally completed the 100% materials in every area. I'm surprised by the game date, because I earned the platinum on the same day (9th June) :

[zadorvp]

#412: LEGO The Incredibles

It's Showtime!

Unlock all trophies

 

This is one of the better LEGO games collectible-wise. They were all mostly fun to get especially with so many gold bricks just in the open Hadn't watched the second movie before playing this (watched it with my brothers after completing the story of the second game).

 

#413: LEGO DC Super-Villains

Here's to Mischief

Collect all the trophies

 

Previous LEGO DC platinums:

#62: LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes (PS3)

#65: LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes (PS3)

#207: LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham (PS3)

#208: LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham (Vita)

#410: LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham (PS4)

 

I liked the variety of characters, the idle animations, vehicles, the story, the voice actors, and all the DLC content but the collectibles were once again of the more boring "do x amount of stuff to unlock one gold brick" type.

 

 

#414: The Walking Dead Collection

The Long Walk

Collect all Trophies

 

Previous Telltale's Walking Dead platinums:

#76: The Walking Dead (PS3)

#128: The Walking Dead (Vita)

#195: The Walking Dead (PS4)

#329: The Walking Dead: A New Frontier

 

Took me almost 10 months to finish this thanks to getting side-tracked by other games It's sadly a disappointingly buggy mess with seasons sometimes ignoring choices I've made and season 3 even changing my season 2 Clementine ending entirely to a different one (ended up restarting that season and using the story building option). Ended up thusly not getting my "perfect" save for the Final Season using the Collection, so I'll likely either use the ANF save I have or just use the Story Builder again.

[FireFoxie]

~*Platinum Trophy #76*~

 

 

Learn to Survive 

Survived the nightmare, and everything in between.

 

Edited June 13, 2019 by FireFoxie

[trophyhuntin749]

Enter the Gungeon

 

Dat Plat

 

My 5th platinum and right now my proudest one

[Sofa King]

  #115

 

Burnout Paradise Remastered

 

 

 

Burnout Paradise Elite

 

Never played this when it first came out on PS3, and while I'm not really into racing games this was a lot of fun. All the over the top stunts, violent crashes, ridiculous speed into oncoming traffic... everything I've ever liked about the Burnout games was here and then some. A few grindy trophies but nothing outrageous. I got lucky and knocked out all the online trophies for the base game in just a couple of sessions with some surprisingly helpful randoms.

Edited June 13, 2019 by Sofa King

[IntroPhenom]

Platinum #46 (PS4)

 

 

Minecraft: Story Mode

 Chip Off the Old Block

Current rarity: 22.85%

Enjoyment: 10/10

 

When I heard of the Telltale Minecraft games having their plugs pulled at the end of the month, I hopped on eBay and bought both seasons.  One down, one to go.

Telltale can (could) do more with simple left and right swipes and a few button clicks than some AAA developers can do with their teams of hundreds and their piles of cash.  I've enjoyed every Telltale game I've played, including perhaps my favorite game (Walking Dead: Season 1) and I will miss them.  When that last one (out of several) in my backlog is platted, I may just step away from trophy hunting for a while, to quietly pay my respects to a great developer whose time was cut far too short.