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[Deluziion90]

Platinum #278 -  Need for Speed Payback + Speedcross DLC 

The Ultimate Payback
Collect all trophies 

 

Difficulty: 7.5/10

Fun: 2/10

Platinum time: 2 years and 1 month.

 

Oh god where to start. This game was one of my earlier ps4 games when I thought "I'm still missing a race game on my account lets grab this"

I was so wrong.. The racing and handle of the cars felt weird all the time even with upgraded cars. Before I finished the story I already had a maxed out car to get all drifting activities done and here everything went wrong with my "100%" profile. I just couldn't finish some and I kept getting so frustrated and angry. I've never got so angry before when it came to gaming. So I just threw the game away and put the trophies on hidden.

 

2 years later with all this Covid-19 stuff going on I platted a ton of games and was bored out of my mind so I took a EA-Access for 1 month and downloaded the game again. Somehow I felt much more comfortable with a controller but it was still f*cking frustrating to say the least. I managed to get it done and now I had a chance for the platinum. 2 days later and already a platinum. Thank god.

1 hour ago(by the time of typing this) I also bought the DLC because I wanted this junk on 100%. Funny enough the DLC was fun and really easy and I rushed through it in no time.

 

Big complaining whining rant but that's a relief. Goodnight 

 

[Nightstream88]

 

Platinum #89
Tales from the Borderlands
Out of the telltale games I've played so far think I liked this one the best.

 

Spoiler

Okay, so I was playing this and in one of the section between choosing to shoot the statue or tear the painting or picture anyway. I thought that statue was just a statue and didn't know it was going to be a horse now I kind of feel bad for shooting it. kind of hate when games do this to me.

 

 

Rayman Legends Platinum #90
Finally got the platinum after 6 years.
Never again.
And if I do play the game again probably will be on the Nintendo Switch.
I still like Rayman Legends, but have been quite a few times I wanted to snap the disc in half just because I didn't want to play the game anymore.
 

 

 

[jorgecarpio91]

Platinum #40: Resident Evil 2

 

I remember I had this game when I was really young on the Nintendo 64. Never finished it. Now I completed it, and talk about a great remake! Was about to buy Resident Evil 3 but I read that it was really really short and should've been a DLC of Resident Evil 2 and not a $60 new game. Regardless, I´ll probably buy RE3 at a discount.

 

[cxrflacko]

Platinum #30  - Far Cry: New Dawn

 

 

Conqueror

Earn all trophies.

 

Fan of the Fry Cry series. This is my 3rd Far Cry platinum (Far Cry 4 & Far Cry Primal). Next up is to finish up Far Cry 5.

[TENCHU_REPPA]

 #101 God of War 

 

 

Father and Son
Obtain all other trophies

[GTA_Darren]

#275 - Realm Royale- PS4

Not sure why I even started this FTP game last year. I am not a fan of the battle royale game. Even though this is considering one of the easiest battle royale games. However, by my standards it is still too challenged. I gave it up after 3 weeks. Recently I decided to come back to finish this. I select the region which has less players, so I can play with BOTs. Finally, I got platinum. I would say the 11 kills trophy is the toughest one.

Edited April 19, 2020 by GTA_Darren

[eigen-space]

Platinum #103 - Little Dragons Cafe

Little Dragon's Cafe, 3.27% Rarity

Difficulty - 2.5/10 , Time Spent - ??? Hours , Enjoyment 6/10

 

Little Dragons Cafe tells the story of a set of twins who must run their family's cafe and raise a dragon in order to save their mother. They meet quirky characters throughout the game who come to work in their cafe as well as an even more interesting set of regular customers.

 

I'm entirely shocked that this game has such a bad rap among gamers at-large (I can understand why it does from a trophy-hunter perspective-- more on that in a minute). I mean, you're running a pretty chill cafe, cooking dishes to a pretty fun rhythm mini-game, searching out ingredients, meeting some very interesting characters, experiencing some wonderful art and music, and raising (and eventually flying around on) a super awesome dragon! Perhaps the ease of the mechanics are too much geared toward children? I'm not really sure. I actually found the antics of the cafe staff to be rather funny having worked as a waitress before (some of the staff gets mad and storms off with a "smoke" cloud above her head, others start screwing around by playing guitar, the chef sometimes gets way too into dancing, etc).

 

There were a couple things that I didn't like about the game, though. Sometimes the controls with your dragon would be a bit wonky-- you'd try to jump on his back but instead he'd mow down grass, or you try to hop off him but the button press won't take-- not such a huge deal as it doesn't really get in the way of gameplay too bad, but still annoying. The other thing is that they could have made the game a little bit more sophisticated; my biggest complaint is that you're serving dozens of customers a day and aren't getting "paid" by customers (they just give you feedback on the dishes), and the game could have easily added in some sort of store mechanic where you receive tips from customers to buy ingredients for your cafe instead of simply searching out ingredients.

 

Honestly, though, the only thing that made this game less enjoyable for me was the most rare trophy of the game. No one is still 100% sure how to get it-- the general consensus is that you have to serve your regular customers X-amount of times to get them to give you a recipe, but some speculate that you have to serve them particular dishes each time, etc. Regardless, it's an annoying RNG-based grind trophy as the regulars don't always come into your restaurant, and it can take several in-game days for them to show up. Took way too long for what was otherwise a fairly easy trophy hunt (there were two hard trophies, but I made a trophy guide for the time-consuming collectibles one while chipping away at the grind-related trophy... that's how long that trophy took-- I had enough time to literally write a guide with ~150 screenshots while grinding out this trophy). I'm unsure of the exact amount of time it took as the game doesn't keep an in-game timer, and I don't remember how much time eactly I put into it before taking a haitus from it 1.5 years ago.

 

Overall, I enjoyed this game and would recommend it so long as you're not going for trophies (or are OK with a grind). I would highly recommend it for anyone with children.

[Lordguwa]

platinum #425 Atelier Totori: The Adventurer Of Arland (ps3)

completed in 1 week and 1 day

platinum rarity 12.17% rare

platinum name: First-Rate Adventurer

platinum time: 70 hours

 

completed the 2nd game in the arland series. i have plans to complete meruru but it won't be for a few game rounds. next game will be ACA Neo Geo Metal Slug and De Blob (ps4) going to take a chance on this one (seems easy) but time trials can be testing but i like this challenge.

[Kishnabe]

 Platinum #423/ Level 72/15,250th Trophy/3,000th Gold Trophy:Marvel Spiderman (PS4)

 

Perfect distraction/game during this isolation period.

 

Did Doc Ock better than Spiderman 2 Movie, IMO. It made you feel for him and their relationship.

 

The Batman Arkham only held my attention for 30 mins. Thinking of trying them again after this experience.

 

The DLC is worth getting. Around 2 hours of Story and 6 hours of playtime if you do everything.

 

Main Game: Story can sprinted in 5 hours. Everything could take around 16-20 hours, IMO.

 

 

[EIdain]

 Platinum #47 - Transistor | 3,500th Trophy | Level 21 Trophy


Plat()

Took me way too long to get around to this. Another superb game from Supergiant games. I don't think I liked it quite a much as Pyre, simply because I would've liked to have known a bit more about the world and the plot is a bit ambiguous in parts. But the combat is fantastic and encourages you to experiment. I don't think there's a studio that makes prettier games than Supergiant either. A great trophy to also be my 3,500th and 21st level milestone.
In terms of the platinum some of the tests can be a little tricky, the performance ones in particular. As well as finding a build that works with a lot of limiters activated. But it's not too difficult.

Difficulty: 5/10
Enjoyment: 8/10
Playtime: Roughly 18~ hours some of the tests took me longer than I'd have liked.

Edited April 19, 2020 by EIdain
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[Gommes_]

20 hours ago, Yoey_666 said:

#353 - Bioshock Infinite Remastered

 

What a goddamn sick and amazing story. Mind blown. Only thing I am missing is the connection to the initial games but hey, overall the series was an amazing experience. 

Then please play the DLCs

[Conor]

 #56 & Trophy #3000- BORDERLANDS (PS3)

 Borderland Defender  

 

Enjoyment: 7/10

Difficulty: 4/10

Time Taken: 8 months, 5 days, 19 hours, 14 minutes & 42 seconds (50 hours in-game)

Rarity: 3.9% Ultra Rare (PSN) / 17.81% Rare (PSNProfiles)

Hardest Trophy:  Ding! Champion- Earned level 50

 

"So, you want to hear a story, eh?"

 

Borderlands was the shit back in the day, when I had three buddies playing it at the same time as me. We each chose a different character and played together a few nights a week after school, sometimes online, sometimes through LAN. It was an absolute blast. But that was then and this is now. The game has held up well but it just isn't as riveting to play solo.

I went with Roland, probably the most casual-friendly character as he was my guy back when, but I just liked tearing through bad guys with my machine gun and Scorpio Cannon- which actually made the solo grind easier. The game is actually balanced very easy for solo players so it isn't too frustrating, but it isn't very exciting either. You're really just going to a place and shooting things ad nauseum. Such was the reason I took so long to plat the game- I could have easily done so in a week but I really wasn't willing to put so much time and effort into a game I'd completed already without the fun of co-op. The world of Pandora is great and the characters you come across are interesting, though the story is quite bare bones, which I guess was the accommodate the focus on co-op play. I really didn't feel very motivated to do anything and just throwing hordes of easily felled enemies at me just got repetitive. It was fun for a bit finding stronger guns but even by the time I hit Level 50 it had gotten tiresome. The DLCs address some of the story concerns at least since I never played those before, except for Mad Moxxi's Underdome which was a monotonous grind. I'll continue to reach 100% as much as I can, but I'm prioritising moving on to other games.

Still, a good game if a little co-op focused (and good luck finding anyone playing these days, I used a second PS3 and a friend's account and character to get the co-op trophies) and a good choice to do for my 3000th trophy. Looking forward to playing the others as I do like the series a great deal and I remember Borderlands 2 having a better, more engaging story for solo play.

Edited April 20, 2020 by Stan Lee

[Dantes_994]

STAR WARS JEDI: FALLEN ORDER

A New Hope
Earn all trophies

Difficulty - 7/10 , Enjoyment 9/10

Such a fun game with an awesome story! I cannot wait for the next one though if you could make getting back to some locations easier that would be great  

[Canario1988]

#128 Star Wars The Fallen Order

 

The same as the latest post ?.

 

Very good game, specially if you like Star Wars ambiance.

 

Also it is an easy plat

 

Btw this is my third plat during quarantine... 

 

Lets go for the next one!

[MilanYildirim]

#168th Doom Eternal.
Unpopular opinion but, l loved 2016 one better. Platforming on Doom? Give me a break. 
During my first pt, l found the game was really hard but on 2nd one l was able to beat the game without dying once. However, l still didn't have the feel of  " Doom guy " which means being OP as fuck.
Last but not least, fuck you Marauders.

[Dantes_994]

1 hour ago, Canario1988 said:

#128 Star Wars The Fallen Order

 

The same as the latest post .

 

Very good game, specially if you like Star Wars ambiance.

 

Also it is an easy plat

 

Btw this is my third plat during quarantine... 

 

Lets go for the next one!

hahahahahaha jinx! 

[Ala-Arska]

Livelock

 

Capital Intellect

Unlock all Trophies

 

I'm, umm, shooting the...invisible enemies! Yeah, they're invisible!

 

Another day, another twin stick at the office. Eww.

That's right, I happened to find a twin stick shooter, which is a genre I simply love.

And while Livelock is not up there with the best of the best, it still fulfilled my needs for a day or two 

Other than being pretty much what you see in the picture above, it's:

Graphically passable. Could've used more variety in levels and more details. And robots are kinda bland.

Slow on the move. Yes, there is a sprint button, but walking is like everybody's going to Rapture...in slo-mo 

Pretty basic and straightforward story wise. With a few "twists", if you could call them that. Okay, maybe just one, like, a slight turn.

Not difficult at all and quite short. It's a double-edged sword. 21 levels, each taking from minute to fifteen, with no penalty from dying.

That just turns it from Dead Nation to Live-LEGO-Lock. But, some may prefer the "just shoot stuff until it explodes" aspect of it all 

Online trophies, urgh. They're easy, but with few players it's boostboost to win. Thanks to @Infamousx201 and @DIEHARD2015 for help.

Livelock is a relatively good purchase, when on sale. It's fast food, if games were edible. Which they are not, of course. Just, just, don't eat them 

[xprzemo98]

The Last of Us Remastered

 

 

Platinum #42

 

Absolutely love this game since I played it for the first time in 2013, so I'm more than happy to finally get 100% in it. I'd rate it as 5/10, because even Grounded disappointed me in terms of challenge and besides cabin part with David I had no problems. Multiplayer is grindy, but definitely doable, a lot of people still plays online.

 

 

[Desmuria]

 #270 - The Secret Order: Shadow Breach

 

 

 

Platinum
Unlock every Trophy.

 

Enjoyment: 8/10

Difficulty: 2/10

 

Another month, another new Artifex Mundi game and I really enjoyed this one.

If you've ever read any of my other reviews of these games, you'll know that I much prefer the fantasy storylines.

This particular Artifex Mundi game did not disappoint!

I loved the story. The voice acting was decent (which is usually very hit and miss) and the puzzles were fun!

I've said it before and I'll say it again, I'll happily buy these games as long as they release them for PS4.

I gladly support Artifex Mundi and I highly recommend their games, even as a change of pace.

 

 

 #271 - The Complex

 

 

 

Platinum Trophy
Acquire all trophies

 

Enjoyment: 7/10

Difficulty: 2/10

 

Well, well, well... Wales Interactive have done it again! What a smashing game!

I've played all their other games and The Complex is definitely one of my favourites.

I thought they were very brave to release this amid the COVID-19 pandemic, so fair play to them.

The story is compelling and, thanks to the handy skip button, it made playing through the game to get all the endings a breeze.

The characters are believable and interesting and the twist at the very end of one playthrough had me shook.

It's really hard to give this game praise without giving away spoilers, so go see for yourself!

Highly recommended!

 

EDIT:
My platinum walkthrough text guide for The Complex has now been published.

You can find it HERE!

Beware for potential spoilers.

 

 

 #272 &  #273 - Just a Phrase by POWGI

 

 

 

Just Amazed
Collect all the trophies

 

Enjoyment: 6/10

Difficulty: 1/10

 

Possibly the easiest (and thus, most boring) POWGI game there is.

All you do is mash the  button over and over again and... that's pretty much it.

Not a whole lot to say, really. If you're after a mind-numbingly easy platinum, this is for you.

 

 

 #274 - Glass Masquerade 2: Illusions

 

 

 

The Final Illusion
Unlock all trophies

 

Enjoyment: 7/10

Difficulty: 2/10

 

Around this time last year, I earned the platinum for the original Glass Masquerade and I loved it.

I was extremely happy to see a second installment to this game and it didn't disappoint.

The trophy difficulty and time involved were slightly increased and I didn't mind at all.

You have to complete all 31 puzzles on Hard difficulty and you get a trophy for each one you finish.

They're absolutely stunning and kept me engaged.

As of now, I'm the fastest platinum achiever. It's easily done in less time, but I took long breaks between puzzles.

Beautiful game.

 

 

 #275 - Solo: Islands of the Heart

 

 

 

Platinum
Earn all trophies

 

Enjoyment: 7/10

Difficulty: 2/10

 

Milestone trophy? I've had Solo sat on my dash for months waiting for me to finally play it.

Today was the day and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

It reminded me a lot of Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles, just a tad bit easier.

The game explores the psyche of the player, by asking questions about their experiences with love.

As you progress through the game, you're asked more questions and the game creates a profile of you.

You constantly see a ghost that represents your partner, whether it's an ex or someone you're crushing on.

It sounds weird when I explain it, but it's actually a really thought-provoking game.

The puzzles are easy and the scenery is lush. I could happily just stroll around and take everything in, petting all the animals.

If you're looking for a total change of pace, play this game and get in the feels.

 

 

 #276 &  #277 - Blind Men

 

 

 

Platinum Men

Get all other trophies

 

Enjoyment: 4/10

Difficulty: 1/10

 

Another visual novel coming from Ratalaika Games.

The story didn't particularly interest me, so I just whizzed through the eight different playthroughs to get the platinum.

From what I gathered, Keegan wants to become a villain and needs to commit a heist before he's allowed to become one?

Just like Syrup and the Ultimate Sweet, the PS Vita version was so much slower to skip through all the text.

This was a total trophy whore game for me, I'm afraid. No regrets.

Edited May 10, 2020 by Desmuria

[M4gic4lTrevor90]

75 - Dragon Age: Inquisition

 

[Icymind25]

Devil May Cry 2

Platinum Trophy

Unlock all trophies

 

Even though this is the worst DMC, I still kinda like it, but I hate the underwater levels with Lucia and how the final boss of Dante's campaign attacks in its 1st form in the "Must Die" difficulty. You have very little room to do anything, and had to rely on Super DT to destroy most of the bosses.

 

Unfortunately for me, the cheat for Bloody Palace didn't work, so I had to do it legit (again since I've platted this game in my other profile). The timer said 5 hours and 20 minutes, but I was there for a lot longer since I took a couple breaks.

 

I was thinking about getting the HD port for the PS4 in the future (since I'm thinking about getting a PS5 at some point after it comes out since it'll be backwards compatible with the PS4 if possible), but I'll use the infinite DT for BP, cause thinking about making it again, legit...

[SirDave1988]

 # 113

 

Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered (PS4)

 

 

Is That All You Got?
Earn all available trophies for Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare® 2 Campaign Remastered.

 

I was super stoked when they announced this out of the blue as this is the game that got me into Call Of Duty and in effect, online gaming as a whole as it was the first one I played religiously back in the day.

 

While this remastered campaign is mostly the same as original with much, much nicer visuals, there are a few differences, such as altered gun sounds and animations and for some reason, much quieter background music during gameplay. This was a shame as the soundtrack for this game is one of the most memorable that I have heard over the years. The change in animations and sounds I believe is a carry over from the remaster of the original Modern Warfare. As a purist of the original, it was a small niggle for me but it's still a great campaign to play today.

 

There were 2 trophies that were tough to get in this, but for very different reasons. Beating the 19.7 time in S.S.D.D was very challenging, incredibly skill and luck based to beat but very rewarding when completed. The Immortal trophy however was a huge pain in the ass as the slightest misstep with it would cause you to lose track of exactly where you were and force you to blindly replay huge parts, not having any clue as to your progress. One of the most needlessly annoying trophies I've ever come across.

 

Also, it baffles me how they released this without the multiplayer. Did they not think that people would ask en masse for that? Oh well, still enjoyed this throwback nonetheless.

 

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Edited April 19, 2020 by SirDave1988

[Trophy Hunter]

 

 Platinum #69 - DmC Devil May Cry: Definitive Edition 

 

 

[CrimsonMercury]

                                                                                                                    #26 : Outlast 2

 

                                                                                                     

 

This game has been in my library for quite some time..and I only recently decided to give it a go. I'm glad I did, because I really enjoyed it. I like how the game makes you feel truly helpless and afraid due to not being able to fight back, thus relying on your ability to avoid enemies and hide. The story is.. well...interesting. It's very unique and open to interpretation. And unlike many other games, finding the collectibles here actually adds much to the story and background of certain characters. In fact, to come up with a sensible theory for the story, you're gonna have to find as many of the notes and recordings as you can.

 

As far as trophies go, there's two that pose a threat here, those being the Saint and Messiah trophies, requiring you to beat the game on Insane mode( no checkpoints) without reloading the camera battery. This game is really, reallyyy dark and I hate the idea of having to go through most of the game in complete darkness. 

 

I'm sure Insane mode is a walk in the park compared to Wolfenstein 2's Mein Leben difficulty, but it's still no easy task. I found myself dying at the first two chapters more than I would have liked but once I made it past the second chapter I made it all the way through. Every encounter can be beaten easily enough once a solid strategy is produced therefore it's recommended to practice the sections on Nightmare difficulty where there are checkpoints. Even with practice though, it's easy to   slip up and even the slightest mistake can cost you a run. Patience, Practice and Perseverance is key here.

 

I'd definitely recommend this to anyone who's a fan of horror games. It's a truly disgusting and terrifying experience - I found my heart beating out of my chest every time I was being chased by Marta ?. 

 

                                                                                                                     Difficulty : 8/10

                                                                                                                   Enjoyment : 9/10

 

                                                                                           #27 : Uncharted Drake's Fortune Remastered 

 

                                                                                                    

 

I do enjoy these types of games and the Uncharted games in general so I had fun with this one. Not much to say here...the story is quite short but the places and characters are very memorable, I actually played Uncharted 4 before this and am yet to play the other 2 so once I'm done with the entire series i'll be able to piece together the story and understand it completely.

                     

Trophy wise, nothing too difficult here. Even Crushing difficulty becomes trivial once you learn the cover tactic and play smart.

    

                                                                                                                       Difficulty : 3/10                                                           

                                                                                                                     Enjoyment : 9/10                                                                                                          

 

 

Edited April 20, 2020 by CrimsonMercury

[StewartBros]

#154

 

Platinum Trophy

Collect all other Battlefield™ Hardline Trophies

5.69% - Very Rare

 

Had fun with this game.  The only other BF game I've ever played was Battlefield 1943, which is a small-scale shooter, so I don't know how Hardline, being a police game, stacks up against its military brethren.  But I enjoyed it - the campaign is a bit on the short side, but there were enough varied locations to keep things interesting.  Being able to use stealth on so many enemies meant that the Hardline difficulty was a piece of cake, especially on the last episode.

 

Perhaps I'll check out another BF game sometime, but I have more than enough games as it is to occupy my time.