Most Recent Platinum

[EIdain]

 Platinum #44 - inFamous Second Son

 

Enjoy Your Powers

I've had this sitting in my backlog for years from PS+, it released at a time my gaming interest was more casual and I didn't know much about it. I thought the story was a bit forgettable and if you'd have told me this was a Ubisoft game you could've fooled me with all the open world checklist side content, which got old just over halfway through. But the moment to moment gameplay is fantastic, the super powers are a lot of fun. Technically the game holds up amazingly well, it looks like a recent release not a 6 year old game from the start of the generation. I've been told it's similar to Spider-Man but a slightly lesser version, so I'm looking forward to playing that eventually.
I'm sure most of you reading this have already played it, but if you haven't it's a fairly short game with a pretty decent trophy list. It's not very difficult either, even on expert difficulty.

Edited January 22, 2020 by EIdain
Grammar

[Ragtag_Dude]

                                                                                            

 

 

                                                                                                  # 10 - Final Fantasy XIII

                                                                                                             Difficulty - 4/10   

                                                                                                            Enjoyment - 10/10

                                                               Time for completion - 71 hrs ( 2hrs just for idling in Oerba, listening to it's theme ) ?                                                                                          

                                                                                                                                     

Edited January 22, 2020 by Paramnesiac86

[Masamune]

 

Tier 1
Unlock all Trophies

 

Difficulty: 5/10

Enjoyment: 6.8/10

Playtime: N/A (19 hours, 1 minute, 4 seconds)

Screenshot: Actually got a pretty good platinum shot for a change...

Spoiler

Happy Price with a cup of tea! ?

Yeah, that's probably one of the easiest CoD games I've done yet... the only reason I gave it a 5 myself is because I did all the miscellaneous trophies the same time as my Veteran playthrough, so that made some of them a bit more difficult than they should've been. ? The only trophy I did on Recruit was "Tunnel Rat", & that was only because I actually missed it in the trophy guide when I first went through the stage (I got half way through the final stage before I noticed).

 

I was a little disappointed in the story though, I just didn't get into it very much. I was also hoping you'd be able to customize your guns like you can in multiplayer... nope (you don't even get to pick a loadout beforehand). Gameplay was good though, even if it has to be one of the shortest ones yet. The hardest trophy would probably have to be "Golden Path", I had to reload my checkpoint A LOT for that one (again, it probably would've been easier on Recruit). Veteran difficulty wasn't near as bad as some of the other CoD games, they give you a crap-ton of checkpoints in it... sometimes not even a minute apart. ?

 

Overall I enjoyed it enough, but if Activision keeps up this stupid shit with having to download a patch for a PHYSICAL game just to play it, I'm going to be done with them. I mean, by the time I got the game, that damn patch was up to like 100GBs, you know how long that takes to download with satellite internet? About a month (if not longer), & that's just not worth it. So whoever the genius was who thought of that, here you go:

See, I knew I'd get some more use out of that GIF.

[madbuk]

#354 - Zero Time Dilemma

The progression of styles used throughout this trilogy has been interesting, going from 2D models in a regular VN format in 999 to fully animated cutscenes in this game. In terms of presentation I think I prefer this game the most. I also liked how many puzzles were in this game that weren't solely based on having the right object or using environmental clues to solve (for example, a sliding block puzzle.) Being an escape the room game there was still plenty of environmental and object puzzles, understandably, but I appreciated the variety.

 

I don't like how this game splits up its story though. 999 and VLR both had a flowchart that you travel down in a linear path, reach an end, and then jump back to a decision point on the chart. In this, you go all over the place and it's hard to track which timeline you're in or where in that current timeline you even are. I did eventually adapt to it but I still much prefer the (relatively) linear storytelling of the other two games.

 

I don't think this was as bad as people made it out to be. It has some interesting ideas, fun escape rooms, and an interesting presentation, and the actual story itself isn't terrible. Honestly after playing all three I think it probably should've stopped at 999, the sequels felt rather forced (almost like how Hunger Games could've been a standalone story and then they added Catching Fire/Mockingjay anyway) but I enjoyed my time with them regardless.

[Phoenix_argentea]

Platinum trophy No. 150! And new milestone!

 

Tales of Berseria

Champion of Berseria

 

This is the 3rd Tales of platinum that I put in the milestone trophies! Actually, I wanted to put also Xillia as 75th platinum, but I really wanted to finish it. Then I tried to put Outlast II (never managed to do it), and finally I moved to Secret of Mana. But up to now I have 3 Tales of milestones (Vesperia, Hearts R, Berseria).

So, where should I start? I liked everything of this game: plot, world, characters, sidequests (these are "only" 6, one for every character), skits (almost all of them made me laugh! ) and (obviously) the soundtrack. I read some reviews about the ost, some of them said it was forgettable, weak, etc. But I really liked it. Especially the opening theme, which is quite similar to Kingdom Hearts Dearly beloved, some town themes, and the characters themes, like Eleanor and the Velvet variations. This is my favourite!

And this theme was special, because it played during a couple of parts which were really difficult for Velvet. Be careful, :

the first is after they recover the 6th Therion in Velvet hometown, and after she breaks the dream trap. Just after the two dogs bosses, and then you just stay there, watching the dark pit which changed her life... Oh, and I forgot the silver skeleton which was behind me.. That was alittle bit scaring, because it appeared and then it disappeared...

And the second is after the battle against Oscar and Teresa in the Baird marsh. I really didn't expected how this battle could end, and it was a punch in the stomach... Actually I didn't care about Oscar, but whate Teresa saw and her final fate, well, that hit me. And after the battle this theme kept playing in the marsh field and also during the battle. I think I spent a couple of hours wandering in the marsh, killing monsters (and praying for some rare drop), just for this theme...

Ok, enough with sadness!

Then, I also discovered that a couple of tracks came from the Zestiria ost, like Zaveid the Wanderer and The way of Katz. Seriously, the second track is a must for cat lover! Too bad these tracks weren't added also into the official Berseria soundtrack...

About the characters, my favourite were Velvet, together with Eizen (seriously, he's quite similar to Sterk form Arland Atelier. He never smiles! And in the manga version he's always grumpy...) and Magilou (she's the party buffoon. Nothing more to add!)

This title managed to become my favourite Tales of game, surpassing Xillia! Maybe I really didn't like this combat system (I think is too button smashing), but now you can freely run in every direction during the battle, without holding any button of the "third dimension" (or z-axis), but the story and the characters really captured me until the end. And also some dungeons could be really boring, because they are long corridors (especially the Morgana woods. That was an endless corridor). Unfortunately, there's an option which can't let you take game screenshots, except in the Class 4 areas (which are some kind of "Coliseum" battles), so this is the only place where you can acquire the platinum screenshot.

The platinum screenshot isn't really great, and I thought there was the party member, but I was wrong!

And this was a funny bug that happened during the Solid B grinding. I don't know how it happened, but Magilou managed to go under the floor!

Well, I was sure that Magilou could mess up everything...

I really hate having so few game screenshot. So I picked some of them with my phone. And my favourite is this one!

I really love the final town hidden in the snow... Especially the northern lights. I'd like to live here!

But also Taliesin isn't so bad, since here there are a lot of cats!

[AccessEngage21]

                                                                                            

                                                                                                                     #123 Adventures Of Mana

 

                                                                                                                 

                                                                                                                                The Hero Of Mana

 

                                                                                                                           Difficulty: 3/10

                                                                                                                           Fun Factor: 6/10

                                                                                                                           Rarity: 25,94%

                                                                                                                           Time in Total: 1 Day, 16 Hours

 

Now here comes a dandy, after beat Hyperdimension Neptunia Rebirth 2 100% (this time i got all of them ^-^), is time to go back to the previous plat i got and this one is really odd to me.

 

So this game for my undestanding, is a "Remake" of the game Final Fantasy Adventure back in 1991 for the gameboy, now, i never....and i mean the never even touch the game for the original gameboy., to be fair i barely play anything on that thing with the exception of Super Mario Land 2 and Killer Instinct, i also hear about the first remake for the gba (sword of mana i think) but still no interest, is funny too to know that this game alone create the mana series in general so kudos for that.

 

So the game mainly play like a legend of zelda type game (you in a giant map with no real direction but the little pieces of story to guide you, squares of map you enter over and over again, sometimes for accident, and lots of farming), so pretty standard to what im regularly play, to undestand better, this game is just a ios port (the game was made for mobile) and that implies that graphically looks like a ios game (pretty poor but funny enough, no crashes at all), the music is fine for what it is, is good but really repetitive, to the point to be irritating sometimes, but in quality all of them are good (by the way, the game give you the choice to use the arranged or the original 1991 soundtrack at any time, nice touch there) and the gameplay was typical for this kind of action rpgs of sorts, in moments i got all i need to advance and others one i got to use tutorial to understand some mechanics in general (the fact to use keys each time you has to go to a closed door really piss me off for some reason) and that 8 palm puzzle, i hear horror stories of people in the pass try to understand that thing, to discover that you have to do a literal 8 on two pamls to get the door open must feel like discover god to something back then..................i waste 2 hours running around that desert until i give up and ask for help to that puzzle XP, other than that, gameplay was pretty solid, i love the fact that every weapon got other uses that just attack (the axe cut trees, the giant ballchain destroy rocks, walls, pots, etc....and make me happy because i dont need anymore pikes to do that, the sickles cut plants, the flairs grab ledge to other sides, the spear help with long distances and the sword do things i guess), you can also do magic to attack enemies but to be fair, i barely use magic for that, instead i use it for cure HP and poison, a lot of poison.

 

Now is funny how technically this is the second Final Fantasy game i beat without play main games (i have Final Fantasy Tactics for the PS1 and this game is in essence is FF) and is was a fine game in the meantime for the main dish (HDN Rebirth2), and still pretty satisfied to play it, of course i wish to see a better port than just take the ios port and put it in the vita (in my case the PSTV) but still happy to give it a chance, now before i go, here some tips if someone want to give it a go to this game. (and because i enjoy give them the last review i did here)

 

-In the beginning, please buy mattoks (pickaxes) and keys in general since you going to need it advance in the dungons, once you got the Morningstar (can destroy rocks, wall, pot in general) the mattocks became useless, but you still need keys sadly.

 

-If you play and beat the original, i guess that you got it pretty easy to beat it, since this game, follows the original almost to a 100%.

 

-Use the chocobo to ride and advance fast if you got no need to farm enemies or just move to the world fast.

 

-All the collection trophies are follow by the game, if you got a armor, shield, or helm that you dont need, you can sell it or discard it to make space for other ones you find on the road (the weapon got all the slots you need to get all of them).

 

-knight for a day.........................

 

-Only one weapon is unable to get after a certain point and that is the blood sword in the Glaive Castle 2F in half of the main game, if you get there, dont finish the boss until you get the sword (the sword also is good since gives you HP for attacking the enemy).

 

-Shop.....................

 

-If a boss is given you problems, you can (in some battles by the way) get away for the boss, that gives you some time to breath and try to think a better strategy to fight it, but dont really worry if you die, you start one block before the one you die......yeah, no big consequences, also some weapons do more damage to certain enemies that other in general, keep that in mind.

 

-Code........................

 

-In serious mode, the only good item aside the two i mention in the first point are medicine, since poison can kill you really quick, especially in early stages, but when you start gain levels, you gain spells, and the only two you need are CURE (HP) and HEAL (STATUS), and thats is, the others ones are just useless......at least to me.

 

-when you level up, they give you four types to level (Warrior, Monk, Wizard and Sage) that give you some attributes (Stamina give you more HP, Power more ATK, Wisdom give more MP and more power to your spells and Will increase the speed of the special attack bar in the bottom line of the screen, the red bad, that give you special attacks for your weapon a lot sooner) if you want a 99 in each of the 4 attributes just level up each time between Warrior and Wizard and thats is, for example, you current level is pair level Wizard, and if your level is uneven Warrior, or try to see what order you like better.

 

-Finally, the elephants at the road to the mana shrine is the best place to farm endgame, just do like 3 hours of farming and i got 99 pretty quick, just be calm and patient when you do that and try to kill them fast and then before they fully die, goes to the other block and goes back to spawn them again.

And thats is, pretty happy to play it, and i hope that others enjoy it too, now i going back to parasite eve (i beat the game fully two years ago, but i want to do the extra dungeon again, you know, The Chrysler Building to see the true ending again to make me hype.....i wish to play a remake of that game some time in a future) and Prepare my Hyperdimension Neptunia Rebirth2 Platinum journey here, with that saying, we will seen again X-X.

 

 

                                                       

                                                         

                                                                                   

 

                                                                      

                                                                   

 

                                                      

 

 

[Fleks_Mhteam]

 

 

 #260 GUNLORD X 

 

 

 

KING OF GUNLORD

 

Enjoyment: 8/10 If you like games similar to Contra or Turrican you should definitely give this little retro gem a go ( 9,99€ in the eu store). Controls are super responsive, the soundtrack has a nice nostalgia vibe and the game overall plays great.

 

Difficulty: 3/10 ( Subjective ) Gunlord X is a fairly easy plat with a few tricky situations but no road blockers at all. The game is generous with continues and will Respawn you right where you died making it a smooth ride. On top of that you will find a great guide by @OniWalker here on the site.

 

Time to Platinum: 5-10 hours It is on the shorter side but worth every penny. If you are on the look for some arcade nostalgia go grab it!  

Edited January 23, 2020 by Fleks_Mhteam

[Cave Johnson]

On 1/21/2020 at 6:45 AM, Piggie_Pie said:

It is my understanding, from what I read, the Arland series was one of the most loved before the "dusk" and "mysterious" series so they decided to bring it back by popular demand.  I personally happen to love Rorona, Totori, and Meruru games more than the later.  I tried out the Dusk series but it just didn't have the same charm.  the Mysterious series had some promise but I never finished them.  I plan to get Lulua just to complete my Arland series but I'm not sure I will get the newest of the series unless they are closer to the Arland recipe.

 

Arland is actually my favorite, I just didn't think it needed another sequel. There are no rules stating that there cannot be more than three games in one arc (of course). However, it seems odd that there would be a sequel long after its supposed completion. Anyway, I think it's worth giving Dusk and Mysterious another shot; they're not perfect, but I've never played an Atelier game I didn't enjoy to some extent. Even Shallie was fun despite being a very poor conclusion to the Dusk series.

[Undead Wolf]

 #304 - NieR: Automata

Final Words

Thank you for playing.

 

This is a game I had been looking forward to playing for quite some time, especially as a big fan of Drakengard 3 and the original NieR. I can appreciate the messages/themes it was trying to get across, it has a great soundtrack, and 2B's butt is another plus of course.  I'm just disappointed at the game from a trophy hunting perspective. Knowing that I could just buy all of the trophies not related to the story in a in-game shop meant I had very little motivation to do anything other than the main story. I hate to admit that, but I guess that's just the kind of gamer I am. I like that trophies encourage me to experience a game to its fullest, and not having that in this game affected my enjoyment of it.

 

My experience in a nutshell.

Edited January 23, 2020 by Undead Wolf

[erickt123]

#56 - Counter Strike: Global Offensive

It's a good thing that all the trophies are still obtainable with offline bots, since the online servers have shut down due to GDPR compliance reasons back in May 25th, 2018. I don't understand why Steam was even required to play online since there is no cross-platform play but oh well. Most trophies are real easy to do and take little time to get. Some are annoying to get though, one of them was Rampage!, which requires winning an Arms Race game without dying. Another one was Bunny Hunt since bots don't exactly jump off a ledge often and aiming with a controller isn't exactly pretty, so I just played Arms Race normally until I eventually get it. And the last one was Make the Cut, bots rarely pull out their knife and it has to be a "knife fight", so I threw a molotov in a hostage map and got a bot to pull out their knife, hit me once, and I kill him there. Overall, pretty fast but not worth $15 just for a quick platinum. I think I'll stick with Counter-Strike on PC, Global Offensive is free over there.

[BlackSnake1435]

Platinum #35

Sekiro: Shadows die Twice

 

Difficulty of platinum: 6/10

Enjoy: 10/10

 

After playing and getting 100% of Bloodborne I hardly though I would touch a from software game ever again, considering how much I suffered during my entire walthrough and specially getting the dlc trophies, but I broke my promise and definetely don't regret I did it. Sekiro is an amazing game, deffinetely one of the best of the last year, I like how many thing I could do on this game, the enemies and much more. I should keep trying to enjoy similar games.

Edited January 26, 2020 by BlackSnake1435

[Lordguwa]

platinum #409 The Liar Princess And The Blind Prince

completed in 1 day and 7 hours

platinum rarity 50.39% common

platinum name: My Truest Self

 

there was a couple challenging parts to this game but nothing hard. getting closer to the next boss game but wont be until i complete Red Bow (ps4) which will be begun in the morning think it's time to turn in.

Edited January 23, 2020 by lordguwa

[Sword]

Sekiro (隻狼): Shadows Die Twice

 

#13: Sekiro (All trophies have been unlocked).

 

Flames of war drown out screams of death in feudal Japan as Isshin Ashina spearheads a campaign against adversaries of Ashina. When the dust finally settles, silence overtakes the land. Amid hollow silence of forgotten souls, one young cub quietly surveys the devastation laid out before him. Orphaned from purpose, this young shinobi has little left to live for. Owl, battle hardened master Shinobi, finds the young shinobi. When threatened by Owl, the young cub wraps his own hands around the old masters blade, determined to meet the end without a word. Impressed with the young cubs fearlessness, Owl takes him as his own, bestowing him the name "Wolf". Swearing allegiance to the Iron Code, Wolf takes this mantra: Obey your Father, protect your Master and if taken, bring your Master back at any cost. Now, twenty years later, Wolf finds himself at the bottom of a well, unable to remember anything except for one glaring reality: his master has been taken, Wolf has failed. Slowly losing the will to live, Wolf hunches down, determined to die... until a note descends to his feet and a soft voice calls out to him...  

 

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Sekiro (Sekiwan no Ōkami; The One Armed Wolf) is a tale of a Shinobi who, from utter sorrow, rises again to wield power greater than any in Ashina have ever seen before. Sekiro maintains a look and feel that honors Japanese culture and customs, from the way the characters are designed, areas are laid out, even the way people talk and interact with each other. Sekiro features beautiful graphically designed landscapes, including one of (in my opinion) the best looking areas in any FromSoft game to date. The beauty of Sekiro's gameplay loop is taking a simple concept of level traversing and transforming it into something that is fun all the way from the start of the game until the end. You will unlock the Prosthetic Arm early on, quickly learning how to use the grappling hook. This simple tool expands your gameplay decisions/level traversing in such a dramatic way. While you can fight enemies head on... you can also stealthily grapple to the top of a nearby building, walk across the roofs and perform a stealth-jump kill to slay the enemy that was in your path. The choice is up to you. Never has figuring out all the little tricks and pathways of a level been so fun to master until now.

 

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Sekiro is a game that does not hold your hand. It will not tell you how to kill enemies, where they are located, what they are weak against or even what path to take. You must discover all these things for yourself. As is classic in FromSoft games, it can get a little frustrating and tedious at times to constantly fail and have to try again. Death is a part of this game. Unlike other titles in the genre, Sekiro features rechargeable self-resurrection system which greatly enhances the learning opportunities on bosses and helps ease the tension of having to have "the perfect run all the way through the fight". Sekiro is challenging, but fair in most cases (some exceptions included). Sekrio can be as fast paced or as defensive and slow as you want it to be. Each strategy has its pros and cons. Every boss in the game can be beaten using either strategy, so exploration is encouraged to find a fighting style that suits you. Every boss has different weaknesses and openings that you will have to find depending on your approach to combat.

 

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After a bit of early exploration, you will begin finding upgrades for your Prosthetic Arm and unlocking skill nodes to enhance your character. Prosthetic Arm upgrades further enhance the way your character fights, allowing you to use special tools to sway the battle in your favor or expose your enemys weaknesses for easy kills. You can equip up to 3 tools at a time and swap between them. Additionally, you can equip 1 combat art and 1 Ninjutsu art (special combat techniques unlocked through the skill tree or by meeting special requirements). This adds a lot of flexibility and versatility to how you tackle the games many challenges. Unlike traditional RPG's, Sekiro does not have a direct "Level up" system. Stats are increased by finding special items in the game world or by slaying bosses. The skill tree, while it does offer some passive combat boons, will not directly power you up to overcome a boss by raw power alone. Most of this game will require learning the bosses to beat, you wont be able to "Level up" past a boss in this game. As a reward for defeating major bosses, you'll be awarded "Memories" which you can meditate on to directly increase your power. So, Sekiro supports a "Learn the game, get rewarded for it" sort of loop.

 

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Trophy wise, this game has story related, misc related and some completion trophies to accomplish. Most of the trophies can be unlocked by facing every boss in the game, visiting every area, maxing out particular areas of your arsenal. Some grinding will be required to obtain all the skill points needed to unlock all the nodes. At least 2 playthroughs are required for the platinum trophy. 

 

Overall Sekiro is a must have in your collection if you love FromSoft games. It ranks a little on the easier side of FromSoft games, due to how the combat system works. It can be very challenging but also extremely forgiving compared to other games. The fact you can jump, block, parry or even run around really fast just to see enemies attacks makes it much easier to learn the game. 

 

Final Verdict:

10/10 Overall Enjoyment, 3-7 Game Difficulty (Skill Dependent, Boss Dependent), 9/10 Trophy Enjoyment 

[Rias Gremory]

Deponia Doomsday, Gravity Duck 6x and Energy Cycle 6x.

Edited January 23, 2020 by UltraFire121

[Guest]

 

Finally bit the bullet and did it. Don't even remotely regret it. Don't at me.

Edited January 23, 2020 by ChunkyKong64

[TazDevilz1986]

Samael Legacy of Fury  # 411 (Achieved 2 January 2020)

 

CREATURES
Unlocked All Trophies

 

A quik fast platinum to breeze through. I did it for the meme, but luckily it was a nice quik platinum.

 

 

Nickelodeon Kart Racers (US)  # 412 (Achieved 15 January 2020)

 

MASTER OF THE TRACK
Unlock every trophy.

 

I decide to stack this again,it wasn't that bad actually for the second time.

 

 

Jak X: Combat Racing  # 413 (Achieved 22 January 2020)

King of the Road
Unlock all trophies.

 

One of the worst kart racers i ever played. The controls everything is terrible in this game. AVOID this crap.

[SilentMake1992]

Plat #154 Mass Effect 3

N7 Elite

Acquire all trophies.

 

Cleaning backlog. Finnishing up the shepard saga. Had left Insanity run, kills and DLC. The insanity is pretty easy in this one, there is only one enemy type that is hard. DLC has good content but they were very overpriced. Skill system i felt is better than mass effect 2, even even though attack skills still share cooldown. Story and characters are good and especially the crew mates who have stuck since mass effect 1. 

 

[PillsOfDarkness]

 #153  

 

 

 

Platinum
Unlock every Trophy.

[Amonares]

#119 Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel

 

 

 

Borderland Defender Round 1.5

 

 

Enjoyment: 7.5/10

Difficulty: 6/10

 

 

Edited July 20, 2021 by Amonares

[BadRep24]

 

Platinum #12:

 We Always Had Faith in You

Obtain all the Trophies.

 

Overall, this was an enjoyable game I have touched upon. The campaign was a blast, with some of the best characters I have seen, but the resistance meter is a mixed bag, due to its a-teensy-bit grindy nature.

Edited January 23, 2020 by BadRep24

[RoloBabs]

2064 Read Only Memories

#57 plasteel and silica 

 

 When your going for the Threat Neutralized trophy, use the touch pad. Youll  get it after a few attempts. Do not use the D pad, youll fail 99% of the time. Your shots wont register sometimes and it will let the enemies hit you. 

[Lordguwa]

platinum #410 Red Bow

completed in 3 hours and 30 minutes

platinum rarity 83.87% common

 

one more game down. time to start a big one thought about the walking dead but another idea came into play it's going to be Lego DC Super-Villains (ps4) with DLC content.

[JoeriVR98]

 

 

                #26 - Mortal Kombat 11

           Elder God - Komplete all trophies

 

           

[Condemned09]

 213 Resident Evil 2 

 

 

 

 Raccoon City Native

Obtain all trophies.

 

Difficulty: 5/10

Enjoyment: 9/10 

 

Resident Evil 2 is without a doubt the greatest remake I ever played I love everything about Resident Evil 2 the atmosphere, graphics, gameplay is just incredible. 

 

The platinum is not really hard, once you get the infinite handgun you can use it on your hardcore playthrough. 

[OniWalker]

On 22/01/2020 at 4:59 PM, Fleks_Mhteam said:

 

 

 #260 GUNLORD X 

 

 

 

KING OF GUNLORD

 

Enjoyment: 8/10 If you like games similar to Contra or Turrican you should definitely give this little retro gem a go ( 9,99€ in the eu store). Controls are super responsive, the soundtrack has a nice nostalgia vibe and the game overall plays great.

 

Difficulty: 3/10 ( Subjective ) Gunlord X is a fairly easy plat with a few tricky situations but no road blockers at all. The game is generous with continues and will Respawn you right where you died making it a smooth ride. On top of that you will find a great guide by @OniWalker here on the site.

 

Time to Platinum: 5-10 hours It is on the shorter side but worth every penny. If you are on the look for some arcade nostalgia go grab it!  

Glad I could help!!!!