Most Recent Platinum

[Jermster_91]

#70 A Way Out

A easy platinum that you don't even need to finish the game, just got to play 60 to 70% of the story and assuming you don't miss anything, you will have a new platinum in just a few hours.

[BADMUSTAFA]

Super Meat Boy 

Time : 3 days 16 hr

Difficult : 10/10

Fun : 0/10 there is no fun i will explain why

But its really true challenge high skill depending 

Console: PS4

 

• It's been a while since the last platinum

I exercised a lot even though I got Platinum before, three times I know it' crazy but I like these kinds of challenges, the problem is I try to break the time when I leave the game for the time the skill goes you need focus and patience I tried hard 

less than this time but I couldn't

 

My roadmap 

 

1 - on your way collect the bandages and beat the warp-zone don’t care if you daying ( and try get A+) very important to unlock the DW 

2- beat the game

3- beat Cotten Alley and get A+ as well when you practice 

4- check and complete beat the warp-zone + complete collect the rest of bandages for make sure unlock ( trophy the kid + you need all 100 bandages for Golden God 100%

5- back beat the DW with the rest Warp-zone

 

*when you beat last Warp-zone in DW

You have now to beat all holly game ( no daying ) 

 

• i started with DW cause he always piss me off ( The factory DW - Salt DW - Girl boy LW - the rapture DW ) even I practice alot still I can’t beat them with first try even I beat it before alot but each time when i wanna try my skills be weakness 
• The is 5 world expect the end & cotten Alley with DW they be 10 and the hardest map with me I mentioned them previously in parentheses after you beat all of them with no daying the Platinum is yours ..

 

I cared about getting less time, and I didn't care much about platinum. I used to leave the easy worlds until my predecessors angered me. my hand still shaking when i write my experience

Edited February 9, 2021 by BADMUSTAFA

[Carol]

11 hours ago, guy_flies said:

Great shot. You must have planned it.

Thanks. Yes, it was planned. I saved the trophy “JJJ Would Be Proud” for last.

[EIdain]

 

 Platinum #70 - Hitman 3

 

World of Assassination - Rare: 10.85%

It was long overdue, but I finally checked out this series after they decided to add a platinum for the final instalment and it did not disappoint. It's not a game for those that tire of repetition easily, but the gameplay loop is awesome. Your first attempt at each level is often a bumbling mess as your explore and experiment, but with each attempt you find yourself slowly filling the shoes of the globetrotting assassin you're supposed to be. I can't wait to see what they do with the 007 game, IO Interactive is the perfect fit for the IP.

A pretty easy platinum that's attained by mastering each of the games 6 levels, with some contextual trophies for killing targets in specific ways, and a couple for engaging with the contracts mode. Disappointing to see some are having difficulty platinuming the game because of glitches, hopefully for those affected they fix it.

Enjoyment: 9/10
Difficulty: 2/10
Playtime: 55 hours

[Omelette Paradise]

 #451 - 112th Seed

 

 

Fun little NES style puzzle platformer. It's pretty basic but it was relaxing and I enjoyed my time with it.

 

Enjoyment: 8/10

Difficulty: 2/10

 

 #452 - Micetopia

 

 

Decent metroidvania style platformer that wouldn't look out of place on the SNES. Combat was a little bit lacking though and I found myself ducking and diving most of the enemies. Again though, I enjoyed my time with it.

 

Enjoyment: 8/10

Difficulty: 2/10

[cstanci]

Popped the plat on I Am Setsuna. I have a thing for old school JRPGs so it was right up my alley.

FUN: 9/10

DIFFICULTY: 4/10

[voodoo_eyes]

#528 - The Secret order: Shadow Breach

 

Pretty good HOG, although there's a bit too much back and forth towards the end.

 

 

Enjoyment: 7

Difficulty: 2

[Katt]

DJMAX Respect (JP version)

 RESPECT You 
Collected all DJMAX RESPECT Trophies.

 

I can't believe I have already 3 stacks for this awesome game. It's easily my favorite game ever. But my journey is far from over. The next version and final one is the european version. Some people on this forum like to bitch about people with stacks for the same game, but this one is not an easy one, and certainly not short one either. LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.

Edited February 9, 2021 by Katt

[Fr_0zt]

 #184 Sea of Solitude

 

 

All Done

 

  

 

Fun = 7/10

Difficulty = 3/10 

Time = 5 hours

[ASMODAIOS344]

 

 

[MakotoKaCun]

 

Platinum # 93

Borderlands 3

Ultimate Vault Hunter
Afte so long finally got the platinum trophy for Borderland 3. I did pretty enjoy the game with the improvise system from previous game. Since i miss the old system where you can use the D-pad to change weapon. Other then that is the Load time in PS4. Story wise I guess I will still prefer Borderland 2 to be the best among the series. Sadly that something lacking in borderland 3 story.

Neither to say i m happy that i finally completed the base game almost 100%. Take note of the bug that the game still have in the current state while playing.
Will rest abit before i dig into Borderland 3 DLC and completed the game 100%.

[StrayEidolon]

#93:  J-Stars Victory VS+

Fun! I much prefer how my boys Gon and Killua look in this game than in Jump Force! It's also cool to check out characters I've never seen before. The "J-Adventure" story mode is interesting. Flying around a world map in an airship gave me old-school JRPG vibes lol.

 

Unfortunately I hit a bug with the card decks. For some reason some of the card decks and slots were locked off even after completing all three arcs of the story mode... This prevented the "Born to Customize" trophy. So I had to delete my saves and start a fresh playthrough. Only took an hour or so to fill up a card deck with the right cards though!

[Guest]

 

Hitman 3 (PS5 and PS4)

Enjoyment: 10/10

Difficulty: 3/10

 

One of my favorite trilogies ever comes to an end. I played/beat Absolution, but didn't get too into the series until the 2016 reboot.

 

Pros:

-Just about everything. Firstly, the game is absolutely gorgeous.

-The stealth/puzzle gameplay is better than ever, and some of the smaller adjustments they made should be introduced into legacy maps as well.

-There are less mission stories, but a vast majority of them are longer, more thought-out, and more entertaining.

-Every single map is great, and each are so different from one another. Dartmoor might just be my favorite, but it's a toss up between that and Mendoza. In the previous games there are always that one map that I didn't enjoy playing that much (Colorado in Hitman 1, Santa Fortuna in Hitman 2), and I was dreading which map it would be. At first I'd thought it would be Berlin because it was so different there were no story missions and you had to choose who to kill out of a group, but the more I got into the level the more fun I had. There are still story missions in that one in a way, the game just doesn't directly guide you through them with checkpoints/checkmarks. That goes for other maps as well; there are more "story missions" than the usual 3, but you have to find them yourself this time. It gives a better sense of personal trial and exploration than the other two games had.

-The challenges keep the game incredibly replayable and are fun to figure out.

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Spoiler

The final mission on the train is superb. The game doesn't really want you to be stealthy here, and that's a good thing. You've been told to be stealthy through every mission in all of the games, and this time it's solely about revenge. The game rewards you with killing every last fucker on that train and it's unbelievably satisfying. The final kill against the final person (Won't spoil even though this is in a spoiler tag just in case you don't know, but if you finish Hitman 2 you know) if very satisfying, especially since the game lets you do it in multiple ways (Which in a Hitman game is not rare obviously but the actual choices themselves are satisfying).

-The story itself really ramps up in this game. It nearly goes full speed ahead after the first two levels. I consider this a good thing since not only is it the grand finale of a brilliant trilogy, but it keeps a more higher-stakes feel than the previous two games did.

-The ending itself is brilliant

-I can put about everything in the game as a pro and I'll defend it to death, so assume everything else goes here.

 

Cons:

-Let's not pretend anything of substance is going here. It's one of my new favorite games ever. The only few minor complaints I have are the minor glitches here and there throughout the game. A challenge here and there wouldn't unlock even though I did the exact thing it asked, but there was always a work around. A couple crashes freezes and crashes, nothing big. I genuinely can't think of anything else to put here.

 

TL;DR: One of my favorite series ever performs a brilliant trilogy that comes to a climatic end. One word to describe it: Absolute.

[Rias Gremory]

 Platinum #122 Spyro: Year of the Dragon 

Uncommon: 35.85%

 

Difficulty: 2/10.

Enjoyment: 10/10.

Challenge 7/10.

Music Remake: 9/10.

Old School Music: 10/10.

Grind Difficulty: 2/10.

Genre: Platform, Adventure, Open World and Magic.

Platinum Time: 7 hours and 30 minutes.

 

 

Same thing before from last year and making up loss time.

 

Let's begin: Going back to the third sequel of this game was awesome and alot of fun to it and love the new and unused music that was cut out of the game which i'll explain below.

 

First World: Same age I started around 11 years old. Oh yes. If I know everything like the back of my hand it's easy to know and understand everything. Experience the first world was excellent and top notch to it and yes seeing the old familiar characters for a very long time was nostalgic and brought the love and old memories return once again.

Defeating the first boss didn't give much effort and entertainment to me and again he got wasted. Sparx's first round completed.

 

Second World: For this one right here went slightly bigger and yet still remains everything the same to it as I remember. Traversing the second world was superb and fantastic and nabbing well...the gems and dragon eggs for completion. Yes the ? treasure bottle returns and I gonna say it went better then Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage then I expected. Defeating the 2nd boss was nothing and I gave him the middle finger hahahaha. Sparx's second round completed.

 

Third World: Going and forging the third world put up a good challenge but I am veteran and I know how these "things" work. It's no small-brainer if you played this before. Pretty much and dealing with everything that dealt in on it was...how should I put this...exciting and passionate. The third boss was easy to be defeated with my rockets spitting out of my mouth and sending the boss down the acid green pool. Sparx's third round completed.

 

Fourth World: Yep this right here is where it all ended. What I haven't explained just yet was just all of it. But before I explained it, This world right here is my personal top favorite place to go by and experiencing all portals from start to finished. As mentioned above, Collecting XL amount of gems and getting 100 Dragon Eggs at the same time was an absolute necessary and brought the whole thing to an end and yeah the the fourth boss Sorcerer's lizard put up a good fight didn't give up. Infact, She came back in the treasure world if your familiar on what it is and return back for purely revenge and so yeah and If wanna end this on a high note. I had to collecting EVERYTHING that needed and that's the gems and dragon eggs. Ultimately, the final boss died and happy it's over. Sparx's final round completed.

 

To be honest, I like the original voice actors better on all 3 Spyro's game. That is my preference for it.

 

Highly recommended for this game.

 

Next Platinum: ???

 

 

 

Edited February 10, 2021 by Asuna Yuuki

[ChiefMichigan]

Platinum #15: Syrup and The Ultimate Sweet

 

Short and sweet visual novel. It's on sale for $2.99 on PS4. it has cross-buy with the Vita, which is what I played it on. I'd recommend it.

[Ode2Destruxion]

#30

Eventide 3: Legacy of Legends

 

Now I don't play games for the trophies. I buy the games that I actually want to play and then when I've beaten the game (apart from sports games which can be continuous) I will check the trophies and then try to get them.

 

But for the pure trophy hunters out there these Artifex Mundi hidden object puzzle games are surely a must. I came across a couple of them during my PlayStation Now free trial and enjoyed them so after that finished I bought this one.

 

You could literally plat 3 of them in a day and that would be taking it easy and without a guide.

 

But that aside, this is another decent one with a basic storyline that promotes Slavic heritage throughout.. mythical Slavic beasts and whatnot. Sounds dull and probably will be to a lot of folk. But you know what, it's stress free bloody gaming when you want a break from the (amazing) pandemonium that comes with the PS5.

 

7/10

 

[Afc_Ness]

Plat 91 - we were here, a free fun coop game with an 90 minute ish if you don't mess up platinum time, does required a mic and two play throughs for both role trophies but nothing to difficult with a guide (if ya need a 2nd player hmu) 

[Undead Wolf]

 #348 - Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Blacklist

Decorated Agent

Collect every Trophy

 

I have mixed feelings about this one. It's a big departure from the classic Splinter Cell games I love in pretty much every way. The gameplay is a lot more fast-paced and Sam Fisher himself feels like a completely different character (not just because of the voice actor change). But while it does feel disappointing when compared to the older games in the series, when judged by itself, I think it's an excellent "modernized" stealth game. We don't get nearly enough of these kinds of games in the AAA space these days.

 

I think it's interesting how this game supports 3 different playstyles: Ghost, Panther, and Assault. While the Assault playstyle doesn't really fit at all in a game like this, the Ghost and Panther playstyles are both fun for different reasons. Ghost is my favourite and is all about sneaking past enemies whenever possible and only using knockouts, AKA the way stealth games *should* be played. Panther style is all about killing from the shadows and using the mark and execute ability to chain together kills. After playing through the whole game in Ghost style, this was a nice change of pace. Combine these different playstyles with all the different weapons and gadgets you can equip, you have quite a lot of options as to how you tackle each level. 

It's a real shame that we haven't seen any new games in the series since the release of Blacklist back in 2013, just Sam Fisher cameos in countless other Ubisoft titles. It's getting a bit ridiculous now. But to be honest, I don't think Ubisoft can really be trusted to make another Splinter Cell game these days, so maybe that's for the best.

Big thanks to @cr1s for helping me out with the online trophies. Honestly, I probably wouldn't have even bothered playing this on PS3 if not for him, and that would have been a shame because I did get a lot of enjoyment from going for the plat.

[StrayEidolon]

#94: Slyde

 

 

Uhh... Nothing to see here...

[Celestial_Lily]

Platinum #63 - Fallout 76

Difficulty: 3/10

Fun: Uhh. 6/10

 

A long 6 month journey is finally at an end. I could've had it a good three months earlier but I was so done by the end. It's a strange game! It's fun, at times, and then insanely frustrating at others. The sale price I got it for was definitely worth it and I've for sure put north of a hundred hours in, but would I recommend it? I'm not entirely sure. The level scaling update they did is definitely a good change though it borked my build so when I came back to it this month to mop up my remaining trophies it was a liitle bit awkward. 

 

 

Edited February 10, 2021 by Celestial_Lily

[percy547389126yv]

#685 Ninki Seiyuu no Tsukurikata

[percy547389126yv]

#686 Sinuca Attack

[its_ArchroniX]

 

We Were Here

The Curse of Castle Rock -  

0.2% on Console - 50% on PSN (probably because it's new)

Obtained all We Were Here trophies.

 

Fun little game that released yesterday (for free). Hooked my friend up and started playing together. I got my 29th platinum trophy and he got his 1st ever platinum from it. We also ended up being on the 20th and 21st place for first achievers.

 

Very fun puzzle/ adventure game. Although the graphics are a little outdated it's a load of fun to try and solve the puzzles through communicating with each other. Puzzles are not extremely hard but I'm still proud we completed them without looking anything up.

Edited February 10, 2021 by its_ArchroniX

[The_Kopite]

                                                                                                    

                                                                                                                      

                                                                                                                  No Problemo

 

This was my 199th Platinum, 1 more until the big 200! 

 

As for the game itself, if you are a Terminator fan, you can really appreciate the efforts that the makers of this game put in to create the environment and sound effects etc of the Terminator franchise. There haven't been many Terminator games tbh, but this one is probably up there as the best, especially with how the story links to the actual films. Of course there are drawbacks to this game in a quality sense, and if you're not a Terminator fan, then it's definitely not one to write home about, but happy to add it to my collection nonetheless.

I'd recommend it to Terminator fans, and seekers of low difficulty platinums with decent to good stories.

 

Bring on Final Fantasy X for 200!

[Nelson_]

 #269 - Bullet Girls Phantasia

 

 

 

(The RNG Trophy was hell, so glad i finally made it)