Most Recent Platinum

[GhostNinjaKidd]

World of Final Fantasy

All 49 Trophies

29^th October 2019 • Platinum in 5 days, 3 hours

[Undead Wolf]

 #288 - Corpse Party: Blood Drive

Finality

Obtained all other trophies.

 

This was the game I decided to play during Spooktober™️ this year. Knowledge of the previous games is required to enjoy this one to its fullest which is the reason why I held off on it for so long (I've owned it for years but only recently got into the series). There were a couple of frustrations along the way such as with the prolific and lengthy loading screens (even when bringing up the menu in-game), but by in large, this was a really good experience. Anime + horror is a combination that really appeals to me when done right. Probably my favourite part of these games are the bad endings because I love to see how gruesome and creepy it gets - even just the way some deaths are described were enough to make my skin crawl. ? Oh, and another really cool thing this game does is the so-called "binaural 3D audio" that makes sounds come from all different directions. Sometimes I genuinely couldn't tell if I had heard something in-game or in real life, and that really enhanced the immersion. I've never seen that done in a Vita game before. 

 

 #289 - Habroxia

Habroxia Platinum

Earn every other trophy

 

I don't have much to say about this one really. It's a pretty basic arcade-style scrolling shooter. Short but inexpensive. I mostly just wanted something to play at work and while listening to a podcast today. It's made by the developer who is also making the upcoming Sacred Symbols game which is a good enough reason to support them. I still feel kinda dirty for playing a game with such an easy plat, but I guess there are more extreme examples out there. I'm not going to bother stacking the PS4 version's plat even if I could do so for free. I'm not that much of a degenerate. 

[Dauersack]

#33: Gnasty's Demise

A return to one of my childhood series through a remade trilogy, this being the first of the three games, and how great this first game was. The game looks gorgeous with a lot of attention to detail and very good colors, the worlds are almost all designed very nicely too and the characters all had a lot of work done to make them presentable. Controls felt a bit weird at times because I could actually move my camera freely and the charge felt a lot quicker than in the original games, but I got used to that after a while. The game has a very basic story and simple characters, but depth in terms of story is not really the thing people would look for in a Spyro game. In Spyro you have many enemies to fight, worlds to explore and a lot of gems, dragons and eggs to collect, and it is amazing to play. The very simplistic gliding mechanic does its job quite well to introduce some platforming that is a lot of fun to do.

The game was extremely easy, like a legit 1/10 in almost every way with nothing even resembling a challenge, which was fine by me because I do not really look for a big challenge at the moment. The only reason it did get a difficulty 2 rating instead of 1 was probably due to 1 slightly tricky flying level that someone completely inept at inverted flying controls would probably have a bit of a hard time getting through, and the tree tops level that had some horrendous level design for getting through the locations via suparcharge, which was not technically hard but you felt the devs intention to make this somewhat frustrating on purpose. The tower level was easy but it is a good example of the game requiring a lot of thinking around the corner to reach all the locations with supercharge, making it necessary to look around for long or looking it up to get it done quicker, but once again nothing difficult. Collectibles even are easy to get due to your companion showing you the direction, so no needlessly long backtrack to search for missing gems.

I enjoyed this game a lot even though I haven't played it more than once in the past because I was more drawn towards the amazing Spyro 3, so this one already being this good makes me really excited for the third one, and I know the third one had some more difficult things so maybe I actually need the practice of the first two for that.

[percy547389126yv]

#451 Delta Squad

[timpurnat]

Platinum #277   Distraint: deluxe edition

 

Difficulty: 1/10

Time to platinum: 1-2hrs with a guide, 3-4 without

 

Actually enjoyed this one, it has a very dark and depressing story, it was easy and quick with a guide

Edited October 30, 2019 by timpurnat

[cik93]

 

                     
                                                                    

 

                                

                             
                              #175

                Savior Of Gallowmere

 

                       Difficulty: 1/10

                    Enjoyment: 10/10

 

One of best PS classics, enjoyed the new Lost Souls feature.

Worst thing in the game: the camera ?

 

 

Edited October 30, 2019 by cik93

[juakofoo94]

 #49





 Legend of the West  
Legend of the West

1.81%
ULTRA RARE

I really enjoyed this game playing the story mode, Arthur is such a good character and being in the gang makes you feel that you are not alone. It was satisfying that we could fill all those blank spots that John talked about in the first game. At first I thought that making a prequel wasn't a good idea but Rockstar never seems to let down. The online was ok but not as fun as GTA IMO. The 3 hardest thropies (Zoologist, Skin Deep and Gold Rush) can be a nightmare, almost made me hate the game lol. I gotta say that this was the platinum for what I suffered the most, and I have achieved MK X, GTA V, RDR1, SWBF 1 and SWBF2, so I'm kinda proud of it lol.

[Viper]

 #176

Days Gone

One Percenter

 

This game probably had one of the worst opening few hours I've ever played in a game that was such a promising AAA title. But then one day something clicked...I went from hating this game...to absolutely LOVING IT! I went from not wanting to play it anymore to being completely addicted.

The game has a great way of instilling fear in you as well. Not so much like a classic survival horror game...but just like you're watching this really good action horror film and you don't see something coming.

I had this moment about mid way through the game, where I decided to drive my bike from one corner of the map to the other, no fast travel. I'm riding a long, and I accidentally crash my bike. As Deacon is making his way to his feet and you're waiting for that animation to end, I hear something, so I pan the camera around and there's a horde...RIGHT THERE IN MY FACE! I'm not talking across the street and I need to prepare myself...I'm talking, if I didn't pan that camera I would have been dead. I had to leave my bike, there was no time to pick it up and I hauled ass. At this point in the game, you're not equipped to deal with hordes yet. I ran in one direction for a good 7 minutes straight, I could hear the horde dying down, I knew I finally outran them...and then I accidentally fall off of a small cliff, not enough to kill me, but I was a few HP away from death, I turn around and THE FUCKING HORDE REFORMED! I probably ran another 5 minutes at that point before I finally got away.

It was moments like that that made this game soooooooo goddamn amazing. From the adrenaline pumping in your veins, to the fear of possibly not getting away, to the music that plays in game during this moment. It was just an amalgamation of awesome shit I haven't experienced in a game in a long time.

Once you get passed the opening few hours, the game really comes alive. The story is a bit contrived, but it has it's moments of greatness and Deacon is a great character as well. They even make him mumble to himself a lot while you're out doing stuff, as it shows that he's probably not all there anymore living in this world this long, and I thought it was a nice touch. The Bike takes a little getting used to, but you'll learn to love it too...I can't recall a game where your vehicle is just as important of a character as you are, and you'll really find yourself taking care of it as you upgrade it. After awhile you even start to admire having to repair it and keeping an eye on your gas tank. Most games I would just fast travel in as much as possible...but I really enjoyed riding in this one.

Highly recommend this to people, I feel like it's getting a bad rap because...like I said, the opening few hours are tedious, mind numbing and not much fun at all...but if you can stick with it, it gets so much better, and I'm willing to say this is one of the brightest stars of the PS4 era.

[DesmaBR]

Platinum #105

Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour

 Hail to the King!
Completed all trophies for the game!

 

I played this game for one hour and it crashed on me twice.

[MilanYildirim]

#161. Call of Duty : Modern Warfare. A tribute to old friends.
A rare for now, and uncommon will be platinum for Call of Duty. Joke of the year. Did they influenced by Ratalika games when they did the list? I was soo looking forward to have some spec ops related trophies to platinum, so disappointing there wasn't any.

[Kuzigari_]

#65

Platinum trophy-Unlock all trophies

 

Man I remember playing this as a kid and getting stuck at Nelo Angelo #2 on Normal. This game was a nice nostalgia trip. Other than Phantom, the bosses on DMD kicked my ass. Nightmare #2 and #3 made me rage too many times. Mundus #2, oh my god Mundas; I was stuck on this boss for days. I didn't have enough items to cheese through it, I only had 1 untouchable and 4 Devil Stars. My lack of items made me contemplate starting a new game just so I could rack up on untouchables for this boss but after hours of studying various videos and many many deaths, I finally did it without starting over. Its been a whole since I've felt this sense of accomplishment from a game.

Edited October 30, 2019 by Kuzigari_

[DarkSoleride]

Golden Completed!

Persona 4 Golden

Grade: Platinum

PS Vita

Date Achieved: 16/10/2019

Final time: 160 hours

Milestone Trophy No. 125

 

I do not know where to start with this game. I picked this up back in 2013 sometime and started just a general playthrough, this was before i was into trophy hunting as a whole as well so i just sort of played the story. I did not know what i was getting myself into as i had never played the Persona series on the PS1 & 2 so this was my first entry, i just loved JPRG's and every website i visited regarding the Vita pointed to this game to be the one that needs to be played. Fast forward a few years i have been going though my PS Vita backlog to whack out some plats and to cut down on it as i find myself to be buying more physical PS Vita games due to its life ending now and this game was on my list.

 

Starting fresh because i could not remember what i did back in 2013 i went through this game and i must say it was a love hate relationship with it. The love is there for all the characters i became so immersed in the world of Inba and their characters lives i have only played a few games in my life where i genuinely gave a damn about what happened to them and this game gave me that feeling too. Trophywise i used a guide of gamefaqs which is a complete walkthrough from a fella named Zoelius (https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/vita/641695-persona-4-golden/faqs/64387) 

 

This guide and the hardcore Risette trophy by KADFC 

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/vita/641695-persona-4-golden/faqs/65615 

these sources were invaluable to my journey to the plat. 

 

The battle system i loved because turnbased battle systems is totally up my street the most annoying things i personally found were the bonding events getting all the favourability ratings up and filling the book urgh it felt like such a slog of work. Only thing that made it easier i believe is because playing through Trails of Cold Steel 1&2 and Tokyo Xanadu eariler in the year you have to do a lot of bonding events and it made it more bearable with Persona 4 Golden. Also another note i do not see how this was a home console game from the PS2. It just feels so right playing it on PlayStation Vita with the fact you need to be eyes glued to a guide 24/7 is the only thing that drags this game down in my opinion if you are going for the platinum trophy. 

 

Otherwise i would give this game a 9/10 (it would get a 10/10 if i did not need to be glued to a guide for the whole experience) for enjoyment and 3/10 for difficulty.

 

 

100% Clear

Grade: Platinum

Date Achieved: 28/10/2019

 

This game is part of my own personal project to get a unique platinum trophy in every PlayStation exclusive IP. I have never played Fat Princess before in my life (seeing a trend in the post?) so i originally jumped in to Fat Princess: A Piece of Cake a free-to-play game on PS Vita i had in my download list (since it was delisted in Europe) and playing through it prompted me to buy Fat Princess Adventures! Luckily it was on sale too for a fiver. I would not be with this platinum trophy if it was not for the valiant efforts of @Risso1980 i started a PSNP Boosting session for the "Winner! Winner!" trophy which requires a coop partner to do and it turned into us going through "Cakemare Difficutly" where Risso1980 basically carried my ass most of the way with me occasionally getting a potshot at the boss making me look like the hero lol. This was such a fun game to play and boost too an i am looking forward to doing the PS3 version one day too. The campaign is short and just mindless fun it gets a bit repetitive after a while but otherwise it did not overstay its welcome at all.

 

I would highly recommend this game even if it is not on sale £15 is pretty reasonable. 

Fun 10/10

Difficulty 3/10 (if you have a dedicated coop partner)

 

[VigilantCrow]

 Bloodborne's Platinum:

 

   Bloodborne
 

Game #16 knocked off. ?

[tjoe1bkhjtqxm]

My Platinum #150:

 

 

 

Tier 1
Unlock all Trophies

 

Easiest and fastest platinum of a triple A game so far.

[Sagaan]

#140 - Samurai warriors 4

 

The plat took me 142 hours, nothing is missable. But goin 4 the plat is a huge grind, since ima big fan of the sengoku/early edo period i had to do it XD. Chronicle mode is the biggest grind 4 get the plat. U need 1050 biographics, 55 r famous officers resr r feetsoldiers. Plus they r rng like to get. I had luck to get all by maxing all friendships to max. So i had no extra farming for them. I hope we get samurai warriors 5 for the ps 5 and dynasty warriors 10

[Kristycism]

#117 - Dusk Diver

The King of Youshanding

 

Time to plat: 25-30 hours

Enjoyment: 9/10

Difficulty: 6-7/10

 

Why haven't more people picked up this brilliant game yet!? I know it's a new release, and it came out at the same time as MediEvil and The Outer Worlds, both of which had a lot of people excited for them, but still! Try this game out, people!

 

The game is a kind of hybrid of Musuo-style games and Persona and it's made really well. I'm making a longer review in this thread broken into the different parts, since it seems there's not a lot of people talking about it. So here goes - apologies in advance for the length.

 

 

Story/Setting

So the game is set in a fictional version of Taipei which has been recreated so well - they managed to get a lot of licences to represent the real stores to give the actual feel of Taipei, which is really need. I mean, we've all played games set in Tokyo with faithful recreations, and while that suits me as I love Japanese culture, having somewhere totally new was kind of cool.

 

The premise of the game centres on the battle between Gods (Kunlunians, in the game) and Demons, with the mortal realm often caught in between in their struggles. The Gods managed to seal the demons in a Chaos Realm where they cannot harm humans, but every day at Dusk, the seal weakens and the realms collide in the realm of Youshanding. The main character, Yumo, accidentally gets pulled into Youshanding one Dusk, and ends up teaming up with the Gods to find out what's going on.

 

I don't want to say much more than that about the plot because spoilers (the above is all covered in the intro), but it's actually fairly decent for a Musuo-style game. I mean, sure, it's nothing groundbreaking, but it's good enough that it makes you rethink who the good guys really are in this.

 

The city is fairly small once you're used to it, but I don't feel the game suffers much for it. Even though Youshanding is basically just small subsections of the base city's map with a different visual, the pathing through it for each mission changes so it never feels like you're constantly repeating the same mission, which is good.

 

 

Gameplay

The brawling is really fun in the game - as you'd expect from the style, it's all about stringing together long, satisfying combos as you take out large groups of enemies. It's the usual weak/strong attacks with special moves that you'd expect from the game's style. But majority of the special moves are actually you summoning the Gods to attack for you - which you can use to continue an assault on other enemies whilst the Gods take care of the previous ones. Each different God has different effects with their attacks, which you can build in to your combos to give you the biggest advantage in each combat situation before switching to another to have a different effect. You can also mix in perfectly-times dodges to up your damage output for a few seconds whilst slowing down enemies, which is pretty vital in later boss fights to give you the advantage.

 

It works really well on the whole, though if there is one thing that takes some getting used to it's the camera. It's generally alright if you're not locked on to an enemy, but locking on can be....weird to get used to. Even after getting the Plat, I'm still not a fan of the lock-on camera.

 

 

Progression

This is something I've seen complained about in reviews, but they seem to have missed the point, so I'll give my own two cents here.

 

To progress forward in the story, you must collect enough "Dragon Vein Shards" to enter each dimensional rift for the story. To acquire them, you can find 3 inside each of the story missions, which you can replay at any time, get S Ranks in any mission, find them around Ximending, or complete side content (for example, you gain 1 each time you max out a vendor). The game doesn't make this entirely clear, and the Reviews I've read seem to think you need to perfect every single mission before moving on - which would definitely suck and ruin the experience of the game, but this is not true. I only got one or two S Ranks until my Platinum-cleanup, as I completed the side content as I went along, so the game progressed nicely and I never felt like I had to continuously repeat any content.

 

In terms of how enemies change as you progress - visually, they look like just recolours of previous enemies after a certain point, but their moveset changes up so that they do feel like new enemies each time.

 

You also choose how your character progresses as you go through the game - would you rather upgrade your summonable Gods to improve their damage, improve your own damage, give yourself more combo options, or improve your survivability by improving your health/dodge ability? Each upgrade has noticable benefits, so you can improve based on your own personal playstyle and actually feel the difference.

 

 

Side Content

There's a decent amount of side content throughout the game too, including sidequests (called LINK Quests in the game) where you help out citizens (there's a decent variety to these too, it's not all "beat up more things", don't worry!), finding shards throughout the city, maxing out the food vendors, and bonding with your Gods to improve their skillsets after completing their missions.

 

A lot of the sidequests are broken up into several different parts to make their own stories once you complete each part, though you will often need to progress in the main story before the next parts of sidequests become available. Which actually works well so that you're mixing up content enough to never get bored of repeating the same thing.

 

 

Getting the Platinum

Basically, to get the Platinum you need to do everything in the game - which I actually like in a game, but I know it can turn some people off. The main problem with it is the Dragon Vein Shards, some of which are hidden well inside the story missions, but also the ones you get from earning S Ranks can be...tough. Most of the S Ranks are okay once you've powered yourself up enough, but some of them have very, very tight timing, and will take a few attempts to achieve. I'm still not sure I can reliably do them all even now after finishing the whole game, to be honest.

 

Still, I actually think getting S Ranks in tougher missions is satisfying as you can feel that you've personally improved in terms of how you deal with enemies. And it's one of the better parts of the genre imo.

[sunnydaleAlumni]

 

 

Death Mark Platinum # 46 

 

Went back and completed this after finishing Spirit Hunter: NG. Really enjoyed so much more after playing the sequel, was fun to see the little things from Death Mark that were carried over into Spirit Hunter. Hoping for a third game in the series! 

[GhostNinjaKidd]

The Witness

All 14 Trophies

30^th October 2019 • Platinum in 20 hours, 28 minutes

[Afc_Ness]

The outer worlds - Platinum 69 ? one of my favourite games of this year, gameplay and story were both fantastic, supernova mode isn't as bad as I thought it'd be the only tedious part is fast travelling to the ship to save/sleep. Enjoyment 9.5/10 difficulty 3.5/10 

[timpurnat]

Platinum #278 Persona 4: Dancing all night

 

                                  

                   ダンシング☆オールナイト
                  全てのトロフィーを取得した

 

 

Very enjoyable rhythm game, since I finished with project diva games, I wanted to try other rhythm games on ps. Sadly I didn't play other persona games and I imported this one from japan, so I didn't really know what was going on with the story lol but the rhythm game part was awesome. I know this is just a spin-off but I think project diva games are far superior gameplay wise. It was quite hard to get used to gameplay because I played A LOT of project diva before and gameplay is a bit different lol. I will probably buy other stacks for it since I really miss rhythm games ?

Difficulty: 3/10
Time to platinum: 10h

[Di_Martins_2]

  

 #125- MediEvil

 

Such a nostalgic game.

 really loved re-playing this awesome game!!

[Oturan]

 

Ruler of Earth- Unlock all other trophies

[damage_6-9]

Had my own little Platinum rain day yesterday, popped 50 of them:

• #410  Devious Dungeon 2    Vita AS
• #411  One Word by POWGI   Vita AS
• #412  Word Sudoku by POWGI   Vita AS
• #413  Hoggy 2    Vita AS
• #414  Mochi Mochi Boy    Vita AS (100th Vita plat this year)
• #415  Super Willoo Demake     Vita AS 
• #416  Back in 1995     Vita AS 
• #417 Mixups by POWGI     PS4  AS  (PSN LVL 77)
• #418  Devious Dungeon 2   AS
• #419  I and Me
• #420  Super Box Land Demake
• #421  Habroxia
• #422  Grass Cutter    NA
• #423  Mekabolt
• #424  Gravity Duck   NA
• #425  Paradox Soul    AS
• #426  Bouncy Bullets   NA
• #427  Mochi Mochi Boy
• #428  Cybarian: The Time Travelling Warrior   AS
• #429  Attack of the Toy Tanks   NA
• #430  One Word by POWGI   NA
• #431  Neon Junctions   NA
• #432  Super Willoo Demake   NA
• #433  Distraint Deluxe Edition     Vita
• #434  Super Box Land Demake  Vita
• #435  Habroxia   Vita
• #436  My Big Sister   Vita
• #437  A Winter's Daydream
• #438  GhoulBoy
• #439  Mekabolt   NA
• #440  Gravity Duck   Vita NA
• #441  Mekabolt   Vita NA 
• #442  Super Willoo Demake   Vita NA  (200th plat this year)
• #443  Hoggy 2    Vita NA
• #444  Bouncy Bullets   Vita NA
• #445  Mochi Mochi Boy   Vita NA
• #446  One Word by POWGI   AS
• #447  Energy Balance   AS
• #448  Distraint: Deluxe Edition    (PSN lvl 78)
• #449  Fill-a-Pix: Phil's Epic Adventure   NA
• #450  Black The Fall   NA
• #451  Paradox Soul
• #452  Bouncy Bullets   AS
• #453  Bouncy Bullets
• #454  Mochi Mochi Boy   AS
• #455  Hoggy 2   AS
• #456  Hoggy 2   NA
• #457  Hoggy 2
• #458  My Big Sister
• #459  Paradox Soul   NA

Edited November 1, 2019 by damage_6-9
correction

[timpurnat]

      

Perfect Heaven
Get all the trophies

 

Actually really enjoyed this one, it's probably the best game published by ratalaika

[Cmoud13]

Bloodborne. Enjoyable run, but get to the Blood Queen was lighty annoying