Most Recent Platinum

[julianegan]

8th platinum: my name is mayo

[Godo Fwar]

 #305: Beyond: Two Souls

 

 

BEYOND: TWO SOULS™ MASTER
Collected all trophies!

[Lordguwa]

platinum #440 Wordsweeper By Powgi (ps4)

completed in 7 hours and 9 minutes

platinum rarity 83.73% common

platinum name: clean sweep

 

5 game round is done. going to have to search my trove of games for the next one and it's going to be Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist Of Dusk (ps3) the first in the dusk series.

[Hanzoadam]

 # 388  Soukai Buccaneers

 

 

伝説のバッカニア                                                                                                                                       すべてのトロフィーを獲得した。

 

 

 

# 387 ROOT∞REXX

 

 

MASTER OF ROOT∞REXX
全てのトロフィーを獲得した

 

 

 

 

Just some old Japanese VN's I had lying around thought I'd better finish them

[percy547389126yv]

#543 PS4 version of Root Letter

[HollowedIchigoo]

#67 - Yakuza 0. As this was my first yakuza game, at first I felt completely overwhelmed with how much the game offers and all the tasks you are assigned to gain the 100% and upon completion I must’ve clocked in over 200hrs so I’m very proud of this one.

 

[cronocyde]

Platinum #145: I Am Setsuna (PS4)

First trophy: 29th Feb 2020 10:32:12 PM

Time to platinum (real time): 3 months, 6 days, 19 hours

Time to platinum (in game time): Around 30 hours

Platinum rarity (PSNProfiles): 17.78%

Game rating: 6/10

Trophy rating difficulty: 4/10

 

Well, let's say I'm disappointed. I've been eyeing this game for months now, thinking this was exactly what I needed: a JRPG based on old-school JRPGs with tons of reference, good music and a great gameplay. Let's say that the only good thing about this game was the combat system. The story was boring and convulated. The fact that there's no voice acting really hurt the game in my opinion. The game was so generic, there's literally only one setting and all the dungeons looks the same. I feel like this game started with a good idea but the devs ran out of time and decided to cut a lot of content. There's literally empty towns on the map that don't serve any purpose. My recommendation would be: find yourself a better JRPG, there's tons around!

[sk_lp_him]

#59 - Days Gone

 

 

One Percenter
Go above and BEYOND, unlocking every trophy in Days Gone

 

It's an okay game - a mash-up between Mad Max, Horizon Zero Dawn and Dying Light. Even the final boss is a QTE just like Dying Light. I don't know if I suck so bad but the shooting in this game feels so off and unresponsive. Ah well now onto NG+ and the challenges.

[voodoo_eyes]

#466 - MotoGP 18

 

Was decent enough. It definitely didn't need the kids GP added, as racing all tracks three times was plenty already. The load times at least seemed to be a bit shorter than in some of hteprevious games and there were also less connectivity issues. Well, Well there were issues, but it didn't kick you out of the races at least.

 

Shoutout to @DaKultOfSpeed for helping out with the online boosting.

 

 

Enjoyment: 6.5

Difficulty: 3

[StraightVege]

 

Chalice of Torment

 

  #227

 

‘Adequate‘ is the first word which comes to mind in describing Lara's third reboot outing. It has all the expected trappings of a modern, AAA action-adventure title: super impressive HDR visuals, plenty of extra busywork to fill time, lots of linear climbing sections that practically play themselves, and hordes of braindead enemies to abuse with the many unlockable combat options (far too many, in fact; you'll never need most of them). Sure, sometimes Lara's climbing axe inexplicably misses its mark, causing a death at no fault of the player. And, yeah, the fighting largely feels limp and unsatisfying. But, it's a competent product for the most part, just not a particularly memorable experience.

 

Lara even does the cliché forced slow-walking while generic dialogue plays in her earpiece, and every few minutes, there's a tight gap for her to squeeze through at a painfully slow pace. These are just wonderful methods to hide loading and extend playtime, and absolutely every game needs them, am I right? Speaking of loading, this game has tons of it—we're talking early PS1 era load times. What's with all the loading? Most cutscenes are actually unskippable, because they're loading something in the background. It brought back repressed memories of Max Payne 3.

 

What amazes me is how this Lara somehow manages to be even less sympathetic than the cold and ruthless version in the old series. She's a clumsy, psychopathic mass murderer and thief, with a white savior complex. This woman brings utter catastrophe to people and animals everywhere she travels, yet inept indigenous folks still seem to require the magnificent Croft's assistance with everything. The bog standard story makes a half-hearted attempt to address these issues, but I don't think it succeeds. At one point, the villain even spouts the old "and how many people have YOU killed, Lara?!" line that we've all heard in every movie and game, so I had to laugh. Equally amusing is the fact that a British white woman is apparently able to fool an Inca cult just by wearing their clothes. Even after she betrays them multiple times while wearing the flimsy disguise, they continue to be oblivious. It's as laughable as some of the disguises in the new Hitman games.

 

As I said, Shadow is an okay romp overall, but this whole formula has grown tiresome and predictable by now, and I can't help but hold a bit of ill will towards Uncharted for popularizing it. One can only make so many scripted jumps, and collect so many trite artifacts before the game has thoroughly overstayed its welcome. I appreciated their effort to reduce combat and increase exploration (and swimming—there's so much swimming!), but if they want old TR, they might as well make another game in the style of Anniversary, which remains the best TR in my view. Some of the optional challenge Tombs were pretty fun, however, even if they are simply glorified obstacle courses. Probably the most interesting aspect of the game.

 

I actually haven't gotten around to playing Rise yet, so I'm curious to see if my opinion of that one is more favorable, and which of the three reboot titles ends up being my favorite.

 

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[iFraaN97]

 # 270 - Uncharted: Drake's Fortune Remastered

 

Enjoyment : 7.5 / 10
Difficulty: 5.5 / 10

 

 # 271 - Uncharted 2: Among Thieves Remastered

 

Enjoyment : 10 / 10
Difficulty: 5.5 / 10

 

 # 272 - Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception Remastered

 

Enjoyment : 8.5 / 10
Difficulty: 5 / 10

 

I had a blast playing the trilogy again, 1080p and 60fps definitely look amazing on them!

I played directly on crushing difficulty while collecting all the treasures which took me around 10-12h to plat each game. It surprised me how well  I still remembered  pretty much the entirety of each game after all these years, just goes to show the quality of this series  

[Crzy Minus]

#69

Death Stranding

Greatest of Great Deliverers

[Suminya]

#299 (+ 100%)

 

Undisputed
Earn all other Trophies.

 

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#300

 

The Song of Life
Obtained all other trophies.

 

[NurseTatiana]

My most recent platinum #154 from the VITA.

 

 Just a phrase by POWGI 

Well nothing special really regardless it was fun I enjoy puzzle games.

[Ghost]

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Edited June 9, 2020 by Ghost

[Upendo_Vitani]

Just got Bloodborne platted today. Already have the DLC at 100%. 

[yellowwindow7]

6 hours ago, ScarecrowsFate said:

 

Chalice of Torment

 

  #227

 

‘Adequate‘ is the first word which comes to mind in describing Lara's third reboot outing. It has all the expected trappings of a modern, AAA action-adventure title: super impressive HDR visuals, plenty of extra busywork to fill time, lots of linear climbing sections that practically play themselves, and hordes of braindead enemies to abuse with the many unlockable combat options (far too many, in fact; you'll never need most of them). Sure, sometimes Lara's climbing axe inexplicably misses its mark, causing a death at no fault of the player. And, yeah, the fighting largely feels limp and unsatisfying. But, it's a competent product for the most part, just not a particularly memorable experience.

 

Lara even does the cliché forced slow-walking while generic dialogue plays in her earpiece, and every few minutes, there's a tight gap for her to squeeze through at a painfully slow pace. These are just wonderful methods to hide loading and extend playtime, and absolutely every game needs them, am I right? Speaking of loading, this game has tons of it—we're talking early PS1 era load times. What's with all the loading? Most cutscenes are actually unskippable, because they're loading something in the background. It brought back repressed memories of Max Payne 3.

 

What amazes me is how this Lara somehow manages to be even less sympathetic than the cold and ruthless version in the old series. She's a clumsy, psychopathic mass murderer and thief, with a white savior complex. This woman brings utter catastrophe to people and animals everywhere she travels, yet inept indigenous folks still seem to require the magnificent Croft's assistance with everything. The bog standard story makes a half-hearted attempt to address these issues, but I don't think it succeeds. At one point, the villain even spouts the old "and how many people have YOU killed, Lara?!" line that we've all heard in every movie and game, so I had to laugh. Equally amusing is the fact that a British white woman is apparently able to fool an Inca cult just by wearing their clothes. Even after she betrays them multiple times while wearing the flimsy disguise, they continue to be oblivious. It's as laughable as some of the disguises in the new Hitman games.

 

As I said, Shadow is an okay romp overall, but this whole formula has grown tiresome and predictable by now, and I can't help but hold a bit of ill will towards Uncharted for popularizing it. One can only make so many scripted jumps, and collect so many trite artifacts before the game has thoroughly overstayed its welcome. I appreciated their effort to reduce combat and increase exploration (and swimming—there's so much swimming!), but if they want old TR, they might as well make another game in the style of Anniversary, which remains the best TR in my view. Some of the optional challenge Tombs were pretty fun, however, even if they are simply glorified obstacle courses. Probably the most interesting aspect of the game.

 

I actually haven't gotten around to playing Rise yet, so I'm curious to see if my opinion of that one is more favorable, and which of the three reboot titles ends up being my favorite.

 

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guess I wasn't exaggerated or hating on the game so much when I posted my platinum rant a year ago, this is exactly the same experience I faced and post about this mediocre game lol!

 

although I never played any of the DLC's as my copy was the standard version that me and my brother got a few weeks after the game came out, even if I do I would never wasted my time playing the DLC's, the base game have really put a soar taste in my mouth.

 

speaking of hiding load times I remember they still failed on that aspect as the game will still freeze with the word " Loading! " shows on the screen especially while exploring the big cities and villages.

 

the problem that hunt Eidos Montreal is that they have this ill of wanna beat naughty dog's uncharted series so bad as a revenge because the uncharted series took their " Indiana Jones " wannabe gal, gameplay and improve it and became the gaming standard for linear third person shooters in that style and since then they started to copy the Uncharted Series back.

 

in my opinion, I still think Tomb Raider 2013 reboot that I played on the ps3 is still the best one of this rebooted trilogy, legend will remain the overall best tomb raider game I ever played.

[snakebit10]

 

#308

One of my favorite games from the PS3 era, finally got a remaster and I bought it right away. I had just as much fun this time as playing as the leader of the Saints as I did the first time around. I guess were it had been so long there were parts I didn't remember. So that kept it interesting even a second time around.

 

I'll get to do the dlc this time around as I never bothered with them when I played on PS3. I personally will take Saints Row games over GTA. I like GTA but I get more fun out of the Saints games.

 

Fun 9/10

Difficulty 3/10

[Masamune]

Shadow Warrior

Trophy Hunter
Unlock all Trophies

 

Difficulty: 8/10

Enjoyment: 9/10

Playtime: 45:10:34 (1 week, 10 hours, 40 seconds)

Screenshot:

Spoiler

That was definitely a challenge, I haven't done something that difficult since Crash Bandicoot. ? Despite that though, this game was awesome (I'll definitely be getting the sequel eventually when it goes on sale again), how I never even heard of it before last month is a total mystery.

 

If I had to nit-pick some flaws in it, the first would probably be how you use your skills... you either have to double tap the L stick in a certain direction, followed by holding down or , or swipe the touchpad in a direction, followed by or . Both of these methods take some getting used to, & can be a bit awkward depending on your current situation in-game... also if you don't get the direction completely right, it won't work. The second thing I didn't care for was the ending, it's pretty depressing... but that's all I'll say about it.

 

My first run (on normal) through the game was a blast, the difficulty was just about right... I collected all the collectables, got all the "kill" trophies (that's actually one of my favorite types of trophies in games like this), etc... never got bored once. My second run was on Heroic mode though, things change... drastically here (& is the reason this plat is around 1%), the enemies get a huge boost the their HP & attack in this mode, to the point even the most basic enemies can pose a threat until you're maybe about half way through the game. That's not the worst part though, the main challenge of this mode is that you have to complete the game with no checkpoints whatsoever, meaning if you die, you have to redo the entire chapter (& some of them can get over an hour long). The most difficult parts to this are probably the beginning of the game (when you don't have any upgrades), & chapters 13 & 16 (the end of 16 is hell). With a bit of practice & some patience though, it's definitely possible... but you may question your sanity a couple times along the way. ?

[Mikel]

 #237 ~ Mortal Kombat X

Platinum Trophy

All Trophies Unlocked

Edited June 9, 2020 by Mikel

[Omelette Paradise]

 #360 - The Complex

 

 

I believe I'm now fully up to date with Wales Interactive FMV games now with this one.

 

It has a lot more in common with Late Shift than it does with the other FMV releases from the same devs in that it's a "choose your own path" adventure where you pick the main character's next actions and features no other interactions from the player besides that. It's also shot like a movie or a TV show just like Late Shift was.

 

It features 8 different endings so for that reason alone I recommend doing a blind first playthrough without using a guide. You'll need to do a further 7 playthroughs to get the platinum but these can be sped through in 5-10 minutes each with the skip option so trophy cleanup is very easy.

 

The acting is pretty cheesy (with the exception of Michelle Mylett who I thought was good as the main character Dr. Amy Tennant) but I put this down to the amount of retakes that likely needed to be done and filming the same scenes over and over with different context.

 

It's not for everyone but I'd say it's a perfect game to play with a spouse or partner.

 

Enjoyment: 8/10

Difficulty: 2/10

 

 

[DEsIx_KaerO]

#257 - Murdered: Soul Suspect

Moving On
Collected every trophy in the game

 

Spoiler

 

Edited June 9, 2020 by DEsIx_KaerO
+ Plat pic

[StraightVege]

8 hours ago, yellowwindow7 said:

speaking of hiding load times I remember they still failed on that aspect as the game will still freeze with the word " Loading! " shows on the screen especially while exploring the big cities and villages.

 

Amusingly, if you just jump over the stretches of deep mud which are meant to slow Lara down, the game will immediately freeze with the loading message.

[Viscera1900]

 #251  -  Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late[cl-r]

 

UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH Exe:Late[cl-r] - Rebirth of a Champion

"Unlocked all Trophies for UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH Exe:Late[cl-r]."

 

Enjoyment: 7/10

Difficulty: 3/10

 

 

[BADMUSTAFA]

Street Fighter IV : Platinum #5

Difficult : 8/10 ( High Skill Depending With Combo )

fun : 10/10 for me with my friend

Time : 5 Days 22 hr 

 

it’s really amazing fighter games I love this kind of game when I was a child and I am really enjoying this time with my friend he help me a lot in online to get trophy faster and he is not in site  , the game needed you know what you doing in every step also is really harder if you don’t Remember the Combo Character in every Fight cause if you miss hit you will die faster with computer combo High difficult

in end it’s awesome fight game , I want take break same day after back to play Super Street Fighter 

What are you waiting to play and have fun if you haven't tried it before?

Edited June 9, 2020 by BADMUSTAFA