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[percy547389126yv]

#1,514 PS4 version of The Chicken Quiz

[fresquinho]

PLATINUM #322: BUGSNAX (PS5 | Auto-Pop)

 

I'd like to thank the developers for the awesome feature of being able to transfer our saves so we can double platinum this gem... A big shout-out to everyone at @YoungHorses

One of the most original and fun titles I played in recent memory, I truly recommend this game to everyone it's truly an amazing game.

 

@YoungHorses #PS5Share #Bugsnax ❤️

 

 

 

PLATINUM #323: GRAND THEFT AUTO V (PS5)

 

It's the 3rd time I unlock this platinum. No doubts one of the most amazing GTA games ever produced. I only bought it because it was only a 10€ upgrade which I think it's a super fair price and I knew I was still gonna play the online mode for some time.

 

Now come on, give me a new title let's fucking gooo I ain't doing this shit in PS6 LMAO @RockstarGames

 

#PlaystationTrophy #TrophyHunter #GTAV #GrandTheftAutoV #GTAOnline @RockstarGames

 

Edited September 10, 2022 by fresquinho

[percy547389126yv]

#1,515 PS5 version of Platty Bird 4

[percy547389126yv]

#1,516 PS4 version of The Jumping Lasagne

[buenatortuga]

#122 Ratchet: Deadlocked

PSN: Buenatortuga
https://psnprofiles.com/buenatortuga
 

Rarity: 36.86%

[percy547389126yv]

#1,517 PS4 version of The Jumping Lasagne: TURBO

[Valzentia]

 #91 - Nights of Azure

Difficulty: 5/10

Fun: 8/10

 

I started this right when quarantine began after getting a PlayStation Now subscription, got trophy burnout, then went through it on and off until last month when I finally decided once and for all that I was going to finish it (thank god it survived the transition to Plus Premium). It's actually a pretty well-done RPG, if a little unbalanced thanks to Koei Tecmo's usual bullshit. Some of the bosses actually gave me a damn good challenge, and the Arena challenges were a pain in the ass but barely manageable (aside from that one particular spider bullshit one. Fuck that thing, makes me glad this game doesn't stack).

[blacklight-nero]

 #401-Kena: Bridge of Spirits

 
 

 #402-The Last of Us Part II

[randotrophy]

 

And that completes the list

 

Plat #16

Difficulty 2/10

Enjoyment 7/10

Loved this little indie game, a ton of charm and so peaceful to just run around the different enviroments

 

[StraightVege]

 

Good bye Hong Kong!

 

  #306

 

Flawed yet fun, this love child of Hotline Miami and Max Payne wears its John Woo "heroic bloodshed" inspiration on its sleeve. Questionable stuff crops up often enough to take you out of the experience, such as your shotgun inexplicably missing at point-blank range, getting sniped through an impossible to see window, or becoming inescapably stuck on objects, forcing a restart. Although the experience is marred by this pervasive lack of polish, brainless AI that rarely puts pressure on the player, and a bare-bones story, it's hard not to have a blast when you're stylishly diving through the air in slow motion, painting the gritty environments red with gore, as both debris and bodies are scattered about in equal measure.

 

The eponymous massacre is presented as a series of flashbacks, taking place over a period of five days, with the final day occurring in the present. As the cliché goes, the player controls a renegade detective whose partner was killed by bloodthirsty triad gangsters, sending him off the rails on a murderous revenge rampage across the city, to wipe out the organization responsible. While he's being interrogated on his crimes, you'll view some vague cinematic snippets of the events, including a very overused close up of the main character's dead-eyed stare, and read some grammatically incorrect dialogue. Besides the kiddie pool shallowness, I have a difficult time enjoying the "one-man army cop" trope anymore, for reasons which should be obvious, so I can't say I cared about this aspect of the game whatsoever.

 

Unlike Hotline, Hong Kong doesn't feature a large variety of weapons or melee mechanics. There's just a pistol, SMG, shotgun, and rifle, all upgradeable, along with the five enemy types who wield them. Guards equipped with shotguns are the most insufferable of the lot, since they can randomly flip a switch to become The Terminator, instantly pre-firing you to death as you round corners (one bullet is all it takes). Otherwise, your adversaries are painfully dumb, and mostly wander back and forth in a confused manner. Either way, you're always more powerful than the dozens of goons who want you dead, thanks to a plentiful slow motion ability, and a context sensitive dodge move, which imparts generous invincibility frames. Creating mayhem in glorious bullet time is extremely satisfying, and the aiming reticle helpfully gets filled with an "X" whenever your shot is properly lined up. While this certainly doesn't guarantee a hit, it's nice to have some indication that you're pointing in the right direction.

 

At the end of the day, the gameplay just isn't as intense, varied, and flowing as Hotline's; it doesn't force you to think and puzzle out a solution for tackling the enemies in a certain order to the same degree. Most challenges can be overcome simply by relying on overpowered slow motion strafing and mindlessly spraying bullets with the rifle or uzi. Notwithstanding, Hong Kong did enough things right to sate my appetite for a similar style of game, not to mention effectively capturing the feel of Max Payne gunplay in top-down shooter form, which is impressive. Unfortunate that it sort of concluded on a sour note for me, due to a lengthy end game grind for kills—3000, to be exact. Another one that overstays its welcome because of poor trophy design, but it wasn't that big of a deal, I suppose; took just under 3 hours.

 

I'm willing to check out whatever it is VRESKI does next, but let's hope for a more refined experience next time.

 

 

Edited September 11, 2022 by StraightVege

[Kefka1986]

Platinum #140 - Unepic

 

 

Difficulty: 6/10

Enjoyment: 8/10

 

What a great game! Unepic is a game developed in Spain, so I always wanted to give it a try (as a Spanish gamer), but time passed and I forgot about it. After Unmetal was released, I remembered this game, bought it a few days ago for 3 € and gave it a try, and I'm so so happy I did it!

 

 

Unepic is a metroidvania in which Daniel, the MC, is playing a table RPG with some friends, goes to the bathroom for a moment and is transported to a medieval castle. He doesn't know how did he get there, what is he supposed to do, and just starts exploring. This game is a parody of fantasy games, but it's really well made. Tons of options to customize your role (you can be a mage, you can be an archer, tons of weapons, skills and spells are available, several pets to help you kill the enemies, some quests given by npcs...). The platinum was fun to achieve for 80% of the path; some areas in Hardmode++ (which you have to beat to get the platinum) are just unfair and feel very unbalanced and there are two trophies for killing 5.000 and 10.000 enemies, when you can finish the game playing normally with a total count of 3.000 enemies killed, so... 2-3 hours farming bats to get the 10.000 kills wasn't fun.

 

If you like metroidvania style games, please consider playing it, it's well worth the money.

[Lightsp33d1987]

 

[Leon Castle]

#234 Digimon Survive

11th Sep 2022

The 3 years delayed Digimon Game that was to be the "waiting game" for the next Digimon Story(which is based in Digital World and the Olympos XII is the main focus)

It was like Utawarerumono but a bit easier and it was not fully voiced.

For the three routes I went on after clearing Moral route, I just Terra Force my way through the rest

until Gabumon "re-joined" and I used Omegamon/Omnimon for the last battles in the Truthful route.

Most used Digimon:

Spoiler

1. Wargreymon later Omegamon/Omnimon
2. Plutomon (after clearing Wrathful route)
3. Ceresmon Medium (after getting Saki's affinity to 70 doing the Harmonious route)
4. Sakuyamon
5. Sakuyamon Miko Mode (ended up being the only free digimon I used in the last parts of the game)

 

[percy547389126yv]

#1,518 PS4 version of Sprint Journey

[ZoKu08]

What's Remains of Edith Finch

 

#294

All Done

Unlock all trophies.

 

74.70%

Common

[Splathew]

#87 An all time classic in my book.

 

[percy547389126yv]

#1,519 PS5 version of The Chicken Quiz

[NetoStyle]

F1 22

#160

 

Completionist
Unlock all of the F1® 22 Trophies

9.78% | Very Rare

 

I'm a big F1 fan so of course I enjoy playing the game while getting all trophies! Such a nice experience as always. ??

 

[NorthPaul93]

#95

Demon's Souls (Remake)

Slayer of Trophies

[percy547389126yv]

#1,520 PS5 version of The Jumping Lasagne: TURBO

[vinicius2323]

#67- Red Dead Redemption (PS3)

 

One of the platinums I sweated the most to win. There are many challenges both in single and multiplayer. But it's a fantastic game and worth playing. 10/10

 

 

[AJ_Radio]

11 hours ago, Kefka1986 said:

Platinum #140 - Unepic

 

 

Difficulty: 6/10

Enjoyment: 8/10

 

What a great game! Unepic is a game developed in Spain, so I always wanted to give it a try (as a Spanish gamer), but time passed and I forgot about it. After Unmetal was released, I remembered this game, bought it a few days ago for 3 € and gave it a try, and I'm so so happy I did it!

 

 

Unepic is a metroidvania in which Daniel, the MC, is playing a table RPG with some friends, goes to the bathroom for a moment and is transported to a medieval castle. He doesn't know how did he get there, what is he supposed to do, and just starts exploring. This game is a parody of fantasy games, but it's really well made. Tons of options to customize your role (you can be a mage, you can be an archer, tons of weapons, skills and spells are available, several pets to help you kill the enemies, some quests given by npcs...). The platinum was fun to achieve for 80% of the path; some areas in Hardmode++ (which you have to beat to get the platinum) are just unfair and feel very unbalanced and there are two trophies for killing 5.000 and 10.000 enemies, when you can finish the game playing normally with a total count of 3.000 enemies killed, so... 2-3 hours farming bats to get the 10.000 kills wasn't fun.

 

If you like metroidvania style games, please consider playing it, it's well worth the money.

 

The first thing that strikes me is the "average" guy is playing tabletop Dungeons & Dragons style board game.

 

Since you're Spanish and are from Spain, I highly recommend Blasphemous. It's another Metroidvania with a focus on Dark Souls like combat, but with a Spanish theme to it. Seville, Spain was a big influence for much of the art direction and having played the game myself, you will be in for a treat.

 

Unepic is now on sale on PSN, so it's basically a must buy for Metroidvania fans like myself.

[Lordguwa]

platinum #639 cosmos bit (ps4)

completed in 2 hours and 9 minutes

platinum rarity 81.91% common

game type: platform-metroidvania

 

game gets easier as one gets upgrades, a very good metroidvania for the price i payed. going to start thinking about the PS now games. if i manage to get Ar No Surge: ode to an unborn Star (ps3) working on streaming with my connection i'll make the cost of the service back and it'll open more opportunities for some ps3 games to stream most notably the adventure time game.

 

edit 1: congrats on the ps5. it's a feat imo to get one.

Edited September 12, 2022 by Lordguwa

[whodeygamer]

#32: TOEM (PS5)

 

 

I finally got a PS5! I was going to start with Astro’s Playroom, but I wanted to do it on a day where I’d be able to go through it in one day. Instead I downloaded this short game since it’s part of PS Plus Essentials this month and played it over the last couple of nights.

[percy547389126yv]

#1,521 PS5 version of Sprint Journey