Most Recent Platinum

[mundaney]

I've been playing Binding of Isaac on pretty much every system it's available for. After almost 4 years of owning it on PS4, I finally decided to knock out the last trophies I needed. A few of them glitched for me initially, but I've finally unlocked the platinum. Absolutely love this game!
 

#7 - Binding of Isaac: Rebirth

[Jermster_91]

God of War III Remastered 

[locutus442]

Platinum #49:

 

Arcade Game Series: Ms. Pac-man

 

Retro Gamer

Earn all other trophies!

[Lilia_Skye]

Final Fantasy VIII Remastered

Platinum #23

 

Gameplay 10/10

 

Definitely would recommend this game to others, it's my first Final Fantasy game that brought me into the series. Loved the characters the story & would have to say this is my favorite of all the Final Fantasy games i've played so far! 

Edited September 18, 2019 by Lilia_Skye

[yellowwindow7]

On 15‏/8‏/2019 at 2:24 AM, ScarecrowsFate said:

Bleh, bleh, bleh!

  #199 - Hotel Transylvania 3: Monsters Overboard

 

I'm completely unfamiliar with the franchise, but couldn't resist a fun and easy platinum. This title certainly met those criteria, despite having the flaws you'd expect to find in a licensed kid's game.

 

The biggest problem is the total lack of an in-level map—you can only view the map when on the cruise ship, between timed excursions to the game's three islands. Coupled with the claustrophobic, isometric camera perspective, this can make navigation a real headache. What a puzzling design choice! It doesn't help that the player character tortures you, by endlessly repeating the same voice lines as you wander about.

 

I've heard the gameplay in HT3 is similar to Pikmin, but I've never played that, so I can't comment. In any case, you command a small army of four different "Impa" creature types in an RTS fashion, each with unique abilities, to defeat enemies and solve simple puzzles. Unfortunately, they tend to get stuck on the environment and disappear, especially on the final island. The control scheme is also pretty clunky, and makes recalling each type of Imp to your side a chore. There's no challenge to speak of, either: once you find a few upgrades, your little monsters annihilate everything. It's still pretty satisfying to sic your horde on the limited enemy varieties, though.

 

As simple and repetitive as it was, I nevertheless found this jaunt to another platinum quite relaxing and enjoyable, for whatever reason. I'm really glad I got over the need to have only "hardcore real games" on my profile a long time ago. In the past, I would've have been irrationally embarrassed to play stuff like this, and would have missed out on a lot of interesting games as a result.

 

From beginning to end, my total time was 3 hours, 27 minutes (1st place). I don't know how I managed to be the fastest achiever for 3 platinums in a row, but it'll probably never happen again!

 

I was the other way around, used to be a junkie for movie tie-in games, good or bad I nearly played everyone of them on the NES, Sega Genesis, ps1, ps2.

 

each time I'm getting older I started to realize that they're kinda cheaply made just to cash-in for the movie it's going after, I could rack up some serious easy platinum trophies, 5 to even 10 in one or two months with these games especially on the ps3 which had a lots of them, but I stopped buying these games since the ps2 which the last movie game I ever got was Coraline and dear god it sucked ?

 

the game ran at like15FPS i don't know, maybe it's trying to mimic the stop-motion of the movie or something.

and it's textures was like it came from the N64 era by mistake.

 

and since I stick'd to my promise I never looked at them ever again, though I kinda regret it from time to time nowdays as I really liked some of the newer ones at the time, don't know if it's good or not but I liked the Toy Story 3 game on the ps3 and I'm a sucker for cutesy 3D platformers and I heard one of the Disney's Cars games on the ps3 was really fun and I decided to no longer buy these games.

 

X-Men Wolverine on the ps3 I played it by force where a friend of mine visit me one day and intentionally played it on my account wanted me to check the game out saying it's a really good game, and once I played the first chapter I liked it really quick, I watched some reviews at the time and everyone is giving it a really good scores and reviews, one reviewer called it the Simply the Last Very Good Movie Licensed Game Ever!

 

i'm planning on getting the Ghostbusters Remaster since I don't consider it a 100% movie game, they just have the license of the characters and the universe and made a stand alone game of it, I played the ps2 version but never got the chance to play the ps3 version as I didn't have a ps3 back then.

[Jamescush147]

  Platinum 179

Platinum
Unlock every Trophy.

 86.84% Common

 

The crystal ship is being filled
A thousand girls, a thousand thrills
A million ways to spend your time
When we get back, I'll drop a line

 

I wanted to get these two Plats (Lost Grimoires 1/2) done before starting a new game. I'm surprised that the third game in the series isn't in the PS store.

Edited September 18, 2019 by Jamescush147

[Gommes_]

                                                                                                              Ys: Memories of Celceta                                          

 

                                                                                        

 

                                                                                                       #103 - Timeless Adventurer

 

                                                                                             

 

 

I finally played an Ys entry and I gotta say, I really like the game. However, the story wasn't that great and the characters could need a little more soul but in general I had fun with it. The fighting is amazing and plays really well. Exploring is great and the music is one of the best I've heard. Seriously, the mix of fighting and listening to these uplifting tracks really puts you in some sort of flow which I really enjoyed!

 

Btw. the next screenshot has nothing to do with this platinum thread per se but I thought it was funny. Maybe my brain just functions like the one of a 12 year old but oh well.

 

 

Edited September 18, 2019 by Gommes_
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[Ala-Arska]

Dark Rose Valkyrie

 

All Complete!

Obtained all trophies

 

Yeah, I have a small penis too.

 

This is a game I just picked out without thinking too much into it.

All I knew was that it's a turn-based JRPG. And I liked the word 'Valkyrie' in it 

DRV has a way too complex combat system for it's own good. Took me a good day to figure it out.

The game just throws different tactics, combos, attack patterns and micro managements at you, all at once.

It doesn't help that the tutorials are just as baffling as the mechanics themselves. You just try different shit and hope it works out.

Maybe that's one of the reasons why this Valkyrie seems so unknown. That and the quite honestly bland world map 

The overworld is basically a flat surface where you roam about at snail's pace, battle enemies and enter dungeons.

About those dungeons...they all seem very lifeless and you get lost in them often. Which only frustrates you more.

I did like the music, though. Too bad the default settings have it so low that you can't hear it. For reasons, I guess 

And of course, this being a JRPG, there is a hot bathhouse scene where all the girls compliment each others breasts. Just saying.

Lastly, some unnecessary grinding is involved. Killing 10,000 enemies when you have 4,000 after doing all is slow murder.

I did get to listen to some cool podcasts and great albums while chipping away, always keeping the glass half full 

Dark Rose Valkyrie is pretty mediocre in all ways. Nothing too offensive, nothing extra cool either. It just...exists 

 

 

[Geiita]

Enlightenment

Acquire all trophies

6.30%

Time: 1 Day, 1 Hour

Enjoyment: 9/10

Difficulty: 5/10 

Opinion: Masterpiece

 

"It's hard to think of a concept more simple, or effective, than a boy and a girl holding hands." - Matthewmatosis

 

Edited September 18, 2019 by Geiita

[IceSoul21]

Dragon's Dogma (Dark Arisen) 

The True Arisen

Collect all other Dragon's Dogma trophies

 

Enjoyment: not sure as to how to rate it. Maybe a 7 or 8/10.

Difficulty: 5 (mostly because of the very missable "The Hero" trophy)

Rarity: Very Rare (8.67 here on PSNProfiles)

 

The plot of the game is similar to the Souls series in the way that it's minimal. You play as the "Arisen", a chosen one by the Dragon. Their adventure begins when the Dragon attacks their village and they try to fight against him. They're defeated and the Dragon takes their heart.

However, they somehow survive and are later contacted by the Dragon who tells them that their journey has began since they have been chosen as the Arisen. From that point on, they've to fight their way until they reach the Dragon, regain their heart and learn more about the secrets of the world.

 

Well, I'm not sure how to describe this game. It's not terrible, it's not great, it's just...a good game. I think Angry Joe's review of the game can be applied here even if the DA edition made improvements on the base game.

You're given the choice of selecting between 3 vocations, which you can later change to different ones and find the one you feel most comfortable with. You can also have 3 partners during your game which the game calls "Pawns", and you can change them until you find the "best" combination for your Playthrough, but they were useless sometimes. I remember climbing one of the bosses, and while I was attacking it, they just stood there running circles around it even though I was asking for them to help me ?

 

I tried to play the game 3 times before I actually sat down and played it from start to finish and I always chose the "Fighter" class, but during my 4th playthrough, I started as a Strider, which I found to be a good vocation since you can do long range combat and can defeat the flying enemies without too much trouble.

 

Now, I'll say that I ended up checking Trace's (or AKA known as LPDarkSouls HD) let's play of the game since I didn't want to screw up my "serious" playthrough. He was a great help when I was playing Demon Souls & Dark Souls and his DD's let's play was really helpful too, as well as the guides written here in PSNProfiles, which helped me get the remaining quests in order to get the "The Hero" trophy.

 

Since I've the Dark Arisen version, I decided to go to BitterBlack Isle before playing the final part of the game...the place was a nightmare. I had "Assassin" as my vocation and it was hard getting through the areas, until I changed to Magic Archer and, OMG, what a change it was. The enemies (except for Death) were so much easier with that vocation. I ended up speedrunning the place during my 2nd playthrough and was able to defeat the final boss of the place after using some items to increase the stats of my character and having a team of a Sorcerer, Fighter and Warrior.

 

Well, I guess that's it. If you took the time to read this, thank you ^^

 

[FluffyAssassin64]

 #117 - Borderlands 3

 

"Ultimate Vault Hunter"

Unlock all Borderlands 3 Trophies.

 

I'll keep this one short and sweet - Borderlands 3 is a heck of a lot of fun, but it's probably not for everyone. If you've played / enjoyed any past games in the series, you'll feel right at home here. Apart from a few minor tweaks (sliding, mantling, visuals, etc.), this is more of the same; for better, and for worse. The gunplay is solid and incredibly fun; especially when you start getting all sorts of crazy weapon combinations. I've only played 2 characters so far - Fl4k and Moze - and they are both a blast, with a ton of variety within their skill trees. The trademark humour is still here too; even if it sometimes misses the mark. Overall, it's ultimately very similar to Borderlands 2.

 

That said, I found myself a bit disappointed with the game. It was fun, sure, but the story, characters, and locations felt a bit 'meh' overall. There were some excellent missions / bosses sprinkled in there, but there were also some real duds. Side missions were either funny and interesting, or just plain boring or frustrating (like some certain VR ones...). Some of the new characters were interesting, but none of them were fleshed out enough to make me really care about them. Of course there were many returning heroes - no spoilers - but the new ones were a mixed bags. The 'baddies' - the Calypso twins - were also just 'meh'. They were frustrating more often than not... especially when compared to the absolutely amazing villain of BL2 in Handsome Jack. I also encountered numerous bugs and glitches; from audio issues, to menu issues/jumping, and the UI is poorly optimised.

 

Trophies were all pretty straight forward; the completion % will continue to go up and up as more people have a chance to play more. I played basically entirely solo - taking my time and enjoying the experience, though you can certainly rush through with friends if you want. Some later rounds in the 'circles of slaughter' were a bit tough, but if you've got experience with shooters (or a mate or two to play with), you'll have no troubles at all.

 

Overall, while I had a lot of fun with BL3 - and will continue to play with mates for the foreseeable future - I find myself slightly let down when comparing this game to its predecessor. There are numerous improvements, sure, but there are also a few areas when it falls short of the mark. With Iceborne (loving it!) and Shadowkeep (D2's new expansion) out soon, I can't see myself spending an insane amount of time with Borderlands 3... but if you love Borderlands, you'll have a great time

 

Game rating: 8/10

Plat difficulty: 3/10 (solo)

 

Edited September 19, 2019 by FluffyAssassin64
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[Crashy567]

#36 Borderlands 3

Difficulty 4.5/10 pretty easy.

Enjoyment 8/10 2nd favorite game this year.

 

[StilRh]

Plat #158 The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince

Time 6 hours

Difficulty 4/10

Fun 8/10 I have always loved the story, story telling, art and music of NIS games and they hold a special place in my heart. The Liar Princess is no exception to that, being one of the most charming titles I have ever played. This is a simple escort adventure game that slowly adds more gameplay elements to consider as the game goes on. Each stage is short but sweet as you juggle your wolf form, human form and the prince through level. Collectables are fun to locate and the pacifist and speed run trophies very manageable.

[Afc_Ness]

Borderlands 3, 67th platinum ? definitely the best game of the year imo. 

[Amonares]

Assassin's Creed: Odyssey

 

 

Epic Cycle

 

 

Enjoyment: 9/10

Difficulty: 3/10

Edited October 25, 2020 by Ember-Man

[Don_carlito94]

 #53 Spyro 3: Year of the Dragon

 

 

Party like it's 2024 
Win all trophies in Spyro 3

 

Spyro series on PS1 was a part of my childhood, so naturally I had to pick up the Reignited trilogy. The 3rd game was always my most memorable out of the 3, so I had high hopes for the game. It's hard to rate this game objectively since alot of nostalgia comes into play. I still prefer the PS1 version because of nostalgia, so as much as I like the PS4 version, they changed some things that just didn't give me that Spyro vibe I once knew. I was really looking forward to face Spike which was my favorite boss in the game (used to intimidate me as a kid), now he looks smaller and weaker somehow.

 

Regardless I still enjoyed the Reignited version and this was probably the easiest platinum out of the three games and I went for 100% even though the platinum didn't require it, I still wanted to unlock the bonus world. 

 

Enjoyment: 8/10

Difficulty: 2/10

 

 

[KaiserVendrix]

Platinum #19 - Batman: Arkham Origins

 

 

Enjoyment: 7/10

Difficulty: 6/10

 

I thought I'd get myself stuck into the Arkham series, I like to go in order so I started with this one. This game gets a lot of hate I've noticed and I don't see why, it's a solid game and I enjoyed it. I understand It wasn't Rocksteady who made this one unlike all the others but I still thought it a a nice ride.A lot of time was sunk into the challenge rooms though, also making 2 DLC trophies doing the challenge rooms again with just a different character wasn't great. But I enjoyed it and look forward in continuing the series. 

[MidnightDragon]

#50

Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag

 

This is one of my favorite titles in the Assassin's Creed series. One of the best parts is sailing the seas, plundering ships, and exploring every nook and cranny above and below the water. The story is pretty good, too. It starts pretty lighthearted, but has a serious undertone. The seriousness comes and hits you in the face with a baseball bat about 2/3 of the way through the story. Even though you're not really an Assassin until late in the game, the feel is familiar and it's still a lot of fun. Some of the optional objectives are a pain in the ass, but they do make it so you don't have to complete them all in one go,unlike Assassin's Creed III, which is nice. Wolfpack is quite enjoyable. Due to its age, getting the MP trophies will take some patience, but not bad. The Sharing is Caring trophy can either be easy (unlocked it at the start of sequence 4) or a total pain in the ass, but don't go too crazy trying to get it. I went for 100% in game (though not required for the plat) and loved every second of it. Needless to say, greatly enjoyed the Assassin pirate life.  

 

And yes, played it out of order, but who cares? 

Edited September 19, 2019 by MidnightDragon

[ArmoredSnowman]

4 hours ago, KaiserVendrix said:

This game gets a lot of hate I've noticed and I don't see why,

 

The pointless multiplayer and the no-death playthrough. 

[Baker]

 

Transcendence.

 

#227 WipEout Omega Collection

 

Difficulty: 8/10

Enjoyment: 8/10

Total Playtime: ~50 hours?

 

My first ever WipEout game. Although I have a faint memory playing WipEout on PS1, maybe it was on a Demo? Anyway, as a free game from Ps Plus I had a lot of fun with it. It’s a collection of WipEout 2048 and WipEout HD with the Fury expansion. I think 2048 was the better game, it just felt a lot easier controlling the ships, wider tracks and lots of shortcuts. The zone modes were hard for me to do, with insane speed and hippie colors I had a hard time following the track. It basically came down to muscle memory for me. In HD the Elite AI got me really frustrated at times. Now everybody says the AI was toned down in this version so I can’t imagine how hard it was on the PS3 version. They relentlessly attack you all the time, pushing you of the track all the time, but as soon as I got into first position it was smooth sailing as just following my racing line was enough to win. Nothing too difficult in Fury as it seems the AI was weaker. The Zico trophies were pretty easy to do too, in fact the 2048 one was harder for me than the HD one. To sum up: A fun, fast, sometimes frustrating game with a decent challenge.

Edited September 19, 2019 by BB-BakkerJ

[aldreezi]

#277 - Brawlhalla

Brawlhalla-fame (1.20% Ultra Rare)

 

Time: +130 hrs

Enjoyment - game: 6/10 Platinum Grind: 0/10

 

Found about this smash like game months back and started playing with friends, it was fun until I finished all character specific trophies with around 30-k gold. Then the long grind to 100-k gold began and took me +70 hrs to get there using all available challenges and weekly brawls. If you are going after this platinum just use the bot method mentioned in the trophy guide once boredom hits you.

 

Spoiler

 

Edited September 19, 2019 by aldreezi

[CalicoReidso]

 

The Shapeshifting Detective

 

 

Purchased this and Platinumed it today. Very enjoyable game.

Edited September 19, 2019 by CalicoReidso

[JaM]

#295 & 296
Bonds of the Skies

Complete Conquest 
Obtain all trophies.

 

 

Alvastia Chronicles


Alvastia's Hero 
Obtain all the trophies.

 

 

My last 2 games played my first Vita. Thanks for the 6 years of fun Vita-tan.

Edited September 20, 2019 by JaM

[El Duderino]

 

Since I'll switch to Xbox next month for quite a while, I decided to get rid of as many Telltale games as possible. Unfortunately, games like this bore the living crap out of me and are a chore to play. I hope to at least finish the zombie games until the end of September. Well, at least the characters are decent.

[EcoShifter]

A bit late.

  Party like it's 2024

Win all trophies in Spyro 3

 

Spyro 3: Year of the Dragon

Edited September 20, 2019 by EcoShifter