Most Recent Platinum

[StilRh]

Homefront the Revolution

 

Because of horror stories surrounding development and performance I've stayed well clear of this until seeing it at a discount and hearing about the latest patch (fixes frame rate). Took a while to warm up to single player but I did enjoy it when I did. Multiplayer was especially enjoyable, still pretty active.

 

Patch 1.08 makes most trophies work as intended, a few negative glitches meant I had to do certain actions a few times more but these were heavily outweighed by positive glitches that awarded trophies early.

 

Play time lower end of 15-20 hours. MP is quick as one mission allows you to mostly stealth it, blow up some containers and the bug out - you can easily complete in mission in 5 minutes on hard to farm experience and money.

[ASmartKid24]

 #37

 

Lords of the Fallen

 

 

Lords and Judges

 

Lords of the Fallen is a nice action rpg that could be classified as a soulslike, it's too bad that it suffers from plenty of bugs and framerate issues that ruin the whole experience. I won't buy the DLC, playing 4 playthroughs (after new game++ I had to start a new character 'cause some trophies glitched lol) was enough for me.

[Saruto941]

Gravity Rush [PS4]

 

Platinum #65: It's all Relative

 

God of War III Remastered

Platinum# 66 - King of the Hill

 

[Shaowsintzu]

 Iron Man 2

 

#6

 

Platinum - [Platinum]

Earn all Iron Man™ 2 trophies.

[Manuelito]

#60 Ether One

Validation

Excellent Work Restorer.

Another game I played only thanks to one of the many amazing PSNP events! I started this game knowing of all the game breaking glitches and of the somewhat common crashes. I had my file curropted twice because of the game setting file. Luckily I did a backup to the PS+ every 30mins. So I didn't list quite as much as others.. Having said that I don't think the game is really that bad although the story the weird. Now some interesting facts:
1-My 60th plat was supposed to be earned the 22nd of September (the "bday" of this account).
2-September 2016 is now my best trophy hunting month ever with 7platinums! Considering we are only at the 19th of the month I might get a 8th platinum depending how much it takes to complete Far Cry 4 PS4.

I have to say this is the worst platinum screenshot so far :/

Edited September 19, 2016 by Winston

[voodoo_eyes]

#139 - Ratchet & Clank: Into The Nexus

 

 

 

I wasn't much of a fan of the other R&C games I played, but this one was great. I had a lot of fun with it and even the grinding didn't feel all that bad, Not sure why this one kept me interested though. With the others I got bored quite fast, oh well... Anyway great action platformer that I highly recommend.

 

Enjoyment: 8

Difficulty: 3

[Venocide]

#68 Ms. Pac Man

 

 

Retro Gamer 

Earn all other trophies!

 

Thanks to a save exploit, this game was a piece of cake. Without it, I doubt I would've gotten very far since I suck at Pac Man. I'm currently working on Tales of Graces f, but I'm looking for cheap and easy games to platinum to make up for my 7 month trophy drought. 

Edited September 19, 2016 by Venocide

[Leon Castle]

   #50 - Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force    

         

Edited September 19, 2016 by marvelcapcom3

[Revvie]

#128

Amnesia: Memories

Memories Returned 

Collected every trophy in the game

 

 

I remembered doing something like this picture... on a love interest of mine.

[jacks]

 

Game of Thrones

Lord of Ironrath

 

Enjoyment: 8/10

 

Not a lot to say about this. I pretty much decided to do some mop up of easy games, since Madden is kind of being a bitch with a certain trophy, and Doom glitched on me, so I wanted to find a nice leisurely game that I was interested in that I could just sit back and enjoy. The game kind of delivers on that front, but is somewhat flawed.

 

The good is the concept of taking a smaller, more obscure story in the world created by the books in that of House Forrester, and giving it the television show treatment with the original cast and everything. The scope isn't as big (as expected), but if anyone who hasn't cherry picked this easy platinum yet is interested in seeing the effects on the North post-Red Wedding, then you could do a lot worse with your time than this game.

 

The bad is that this is without a doubt Telltales most linear game yet, with barely any wiggle room for meaningful choice. In one instance I made a choice that led to a grisly sequence of events in a 2 minute span, that would have killed off half the characters a little over midway through the entire series, and it was very much Game of Thrones-esque in how it played out and just as shocking as the Red Wedding from the show. Instead of just moving forward with my choice, and "tailoring the game" as Telltale always boasts at the start of every series, I was greeted with a game over screen. I'll call bullshit on that.

 

Overall, a decent game for the fans of the books and show, but no one really else, and a tad too linear for its own good when there's probably less gameplay in this than in any other of the Telltale games.

Edited September 20, 2016 by iamjax

[FluffyAssassin64]

#54 - Bastion

 

 

"You Done Good"

Earn all other Trophies.

 

Another stylish 'Indie' game that I've finally got around to playing. I started it on iOS like 3 years ago, but I hate trying to play anything like this with (what I personally find to be frustrating) controls, so when I saw it on PS4 recently I picked it up with no hesitation. I'm so glad I did! I'd heard great things about the visuals, narration, story-telling and gameplay in this game and I wasn't disappointed. It's frequently gorgeous, with interesting and different environments that form around you as you progress through the levels. The narration was one of the highlights of the game, and even at the end of my NG+ playthrough I was finding new lines and laughing or realising the significance of it later. The story is otherwise quite minimalist and simple, but it is very well told through this method (as well as a few artistic 'stills' throughout). Music and sound effects were also stirring and quite beautiful (similar to Transistor, which is a more recent game by this developer).

 

The gameplay was also very satisfying and very rewarding. There is a steady drip-feed of new and exciting weapons, and I found a good use for every single one across my playthroughs. Sure, some (like the pike and mortar) were a lot more powerful, but I also had a lot of fun with the rifle, musket and repeater (which you can upgrade to have homing bullets... so awesome!). Dodge-rolls, normal attacks and special moves are all implemented really well, as was the block/counter mechanic that led to some tense moments. Enemy diversity is also really good, and keeps you on your toes in the many different environments.

 

The most difficult part in this game in terms of the Platinum was definitely the 'dreams'; wave-like sequences that require you to be on-point while having 10 'idols' switched on. These do anything from preventing health potions from dropping, to buffing enemies and de-buffing your player character. However, having played a lot of this style of game in the past, I was able to complete all sequences with 10 idols on my 1st or 2nd try. Git gud I suppose All other trophies were straight-forward; and I didn't mind doing NG+ and Score-attack because the game was so much fun

 

A very high-quality and well-made game that deserves to be experienced by everyone. You'll love the narration and visuals if nothing else, but the solid gameplay backs it up well. There are some slightly messy platforming sequences and some of the modifiers / enemies are more annoying than anything else, but Bastion really is an excellent game.

 

Enjoyment rating: 8.5/10

Plat difficulty: 5/10 (could vary greatly depending on your experience with this sort of game, and with your patience to complete the 25-minute Stranger's dream!)

[EternalWarriorVI]

Platinum #32 - Axiom Verge

 

[Patecca]

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Platinum #56

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Platinum 

 

 

Platinum

 

 

 

 

12.91%
Rare

 

 

[nenugalimas]

#120

OlliOlli 2:

A really fun and addicting game with tight controls and high speed gameplay. Had a great time with it.

Trophy wise the game was easier than I expected but still a fair challenge. Some of the challenges on later levels were quite difficult to do.

 

Difficulty: 6/10

Enjoyment: 9/10

[BDJBS_]

#19 - Call Of Duty Blackops

My favourite COD game. Great multiplayer,great campaign and the zombie maps were great.

Veteran wasn't as bad as World at War,but it still had some challenging stages.

[Dragon-Archon]

 #148: Amnesia Memories

I got this game from PS+ and saw some people were going to try the game. Thought why not join them and here we are. Amnesia Memories is about a woman who lost her memories because the spirit Orion merged with her. She's the only one who can see and hear him. To become separate again they have to go to parallel worlds and recover the memories. In each world the relations characters have with each other are usually different. I liked the Heart World story the most because it has a crime that needs to be solved. The Diamond World was easily the most messed up story. After completing the first 4 world a 5th is unlocked. This route explains some strange things that were happening in the other 4 routes. The minigames were a nice addition, but tapping certain CG images at specific places was really unnecessary.

Edited September 20, 2016 by Dragon-Archon

[ab4h4r4k1]

God Eater 2 Rage Burst

 

 God Eater Paragon   

Rare - 13.10%

 

If a new game is being made, I hope they balance weapons power and include a real and decent multiplayer option.

Despite the sound quality during cutscenes and the poor frame rate in the animated parts, this was a good game with more challenges than Resurrection.

[Pershing24]

I thought that the Lego movie video game with be a suitable first play for a lego game, which I heard are pretty easy platinum. However I must say this game was more annoying that I expected, especially for the trophy "Business, Business, Business", which I thought it was impossible to get a billion studs, until I learned that red bricks are cheats that give you up to 10x more studs. And those two dance mini dance games which you had to get a perfect score. Getting 21 awesome move was tricky as you have to get the timing just right, now though this song is driving me insane.

 

 

At least I got it, now its time for number 10.

[MStalker58]

 #112

 

Crysis

 

 

Finally played the original and finished off the trilogy. A decent game but personally I enjoyed Crysis 2 more. Speaking of the sequel, as soon as I heard that voice say "Cloak Engaged", I immediately got flashbacks to the Crysis 2 multiplayer that haunted my dreams for months. Anyways, I just felt like Crysis struggled at times to create its own identity and for the first half of the game it felt like Far Cry with a nanosuit. The setting of a lush jungle was very similar, tagging enemies with your binoculars, and just the overall feel of the game was similar to the earlier Far Cry games. That's understandable since Crytek made the first Far Cry and this was their very next project. Still, I feel like the sequel did more to distinguish itself as a unique franchise.

 

Although the game is linear and divided into chapters, the early missions have an openness to them. The maps are mostly large jungle areas that'll have you cloaking through bushes and forest while infiltrating enemy compounds or outposts. Basically the type of maps and missions that you can find in Far Cry games or any generic sandbox style shooter. Just felt like I've played this type of game hundreds of times before. I would have preferred a little more variety and towards the end of the game they did mix things up with levels on an alien ship and an aircraft carrier. Overall a decent game and glad I finally played the original to see how the franchise started. At least this one didn't have any multiplayer trophies and was definitely the easiest plat of the trilogy.

[Satoshi Ookami]

Houka Kenran 
Master Houka Kenran and obtain all of the trophies to be had in the game.

 

OH GOD, FINALLY!

The game is fun... if you don't want to go for Platinum...

The Plat is pretty much 60-70 hours out of which... is 50 hours of pointless RNG grind...

The 20 hours of content is pretty fun but the grind for Plat... oh damn =D

 

 

But for the UR Plat, it's worth

[Superbuu3]

#149: Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1

Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1 Master
You played the game so much, you made Neptune folks proud!

 

I'd been meaning to try these games for ages as it seems they have an absolutely massive following. Overall I would definitely say I did enjoy playing the game and was somewhat addicted at one point. Gameplay wise the game is considerably more solid than I expected. I liked the plans that allowed me to fiddle with the difficulty as it allowed me to make battles longer or shorter depending on how i felt, as well as the dangerous enemies, which made grinding a lot faster by fighting high level enemies. I did buy the dlc as it was cheap and I got the game on sale, but it didn't really impress me as the enemies were scaled to the higher end of the raised level caps which essentially meant you have to grind to fight enemies. Story is a weird one, the game had a story that differs from the PS3 original this meant some characters showed up and spoke about how they were from alternate realities. I liked Noire, Vert, Uni and Iffy the others I wasn't such a big fan of, but I think the character types are really catered to a variety of tastes. However the weird thing is this seems completely disjointed from Rebirth 2 which is the reason I ended up having a break. Not really sure what is going on as it seems like though the first game was rewritten for Vita this was not done for number 2 and now its made things not feel as nicely connected i.e. half the characters have never met. Gameplay is still solid though. Not sure if I will finish 2, but I do want to play the Noire disgaea clone and the action unleashed style games.

 

EDIT: Spelling

Edited September 20, 2016 by Superbuu3

[TNekke]

 

#148

Lords Of The Fallen

 

Another day, another platinum.

But now for a game im completely new in.

Never played Dark Souls or Bloodborne or any kind of game with this playstyle.

I must say i died alot in the beginning, could'nt get the hang of the controls.

But time and effort got me there and i must say, i enjoyed it, even after the 3th run.

 

Not sure which to play next hmmm 

[30 Year Old Boomer]

Alright, I'm kinda late, but here's my last 4 platinum's I've earned. Get ready for a whole lot of text, haha.

 

Platinum #41- Far Cry Primal PS4.   Rating: 8/10.

 

I've always wanted to try out the Far Cry games since they seemed pretty fun, my first one was Blood Dragon back in December which I thought was a really awesome game, so I wanted to play more of the games. I did get 3 and 4 on PS4 during the same time period but they're still in my backlog as I've been playing other stuff. I was pretty interested in Primal, but didn't get it right off the bat, but I finally ended up getting it in July for my birthday, and it definitely was a fun game.

I definitely liked the setting of the game, I don't know many games that let you play during the Ice Age era or as cavemen in general, so it was pretty fun playing as one. I did enjoy a lot about the game such as its gameplay (I loved the weapons like the spear or the bow and arrow, was definitely a pretty cool aspect.), the graphics were really good, taming animals and riding on them or using them in battle was a pretty cool idea (I liked riding on mammoths while taking down enemies, hehe.), etc. The story was okay, I suppose. but it wasn't great. The characters were decent enough, so it wasn't a bad experience. The trophies themselves were pretty easy. I'd give the platinum a 3/10 for difficulty, but it still was a fun platinum to go after. The XP grind was boring after a while though, but it wasn't that bad. I have nothing really bad to say about the game, it was pretty fun, and I did encounter a few glitches like an enemy standing in the air, but nothing major. Overall, I thought it was a great experience and it definitely makes me want to do 3 and 4 on PS4 sooner.

 

Platinum #42- White Night PS4. Rating: 9/10.

 

This definitely was an great indie horror game. I'd been interested in it for a while since the game looked pretty interesting to me, and seeing a couple of friends play it on my friends list made me want to try it even more. I got lucky and bought it off a PSN sale in July for $5.00, and I definitely do not regret getting this game. The game itself is set in the Great Depression during the 1930s in Boston, which its effects on people can be seen in the game's collectibles which takes shape in the form of collectibles of the characters in journal entries (Those were pretty interesting to read.), etc. The basic premise is you play as a guy who I think was a detective or something similar like that who gets in a car crash after seeing a ghost of a woman and he goes to look for help, ending up at the mansion where the majority of the game is set it. I'm not gonna say much more, but the story was pretty good, I enjoyed it. I definitely liked a lot about the game like the art style, which is in black and white which fits the game well, it's a noir type of game, which definitely is my thing since I liked similar games with the same vibe like Murdered: Soul Suspect and The Wolf Among Us, it was a good horror game (Those ghosts did make me jump at times.), I liked the whole idea of having to use matches to guide your way through the mansion, etc. I only disliked how the camera could be a bit off at times, I died a few times thanks to it, but it wasn't a big deal. I definitely liked the trophy list as well, it was pretty cool to have trophies like beating the game on a full moon day (Although you can just manipulate the system's date and time to get the trophy.), the trophy for beating it in one night, etc. It definitely was a fun platinum to get, definitely one of the great looking ones' as well. I had a lot of fun with the game and getting its platinum. Overall, I thought it was a great game that definitely is a worth a shot, one of the best indie horrors on PS4 (My other favorite is Lone Survivor.), and a great experience.

 

Platinum #43- Bastion PS4.   Rating: 10/10.

 

I've always heard of Bastion being a great game, which certainly made me want to try it even more, but it didn't come out on PS4 until April 2015, and it kind of slipped under my radar. This along with Dust: An Elysian Tail were 2 indies I had always wanted to try out since they were on Xbox 360. My only regret is that I waited too long as I finally got it back in August 2016 a few days before it went on sale, and I really did end up loving the game. I liked a lot like the gameplay and the cool weapons you get to use (I liked all of them, but I liked the weapons I had for the last dream, that loadout was my favorite.) , those were pretty fun to use, the art style was really great, I liked the story and its characters (Rucks was an awesome narrator, definitely a great aspect of the game.), etc. I really had a great experience with it, and I enjoyed every second of it. The trophy list itself was fun, but the dreams certainly were tough. Especially the last dream with all 10 idols invoked, that took me quite a few tries. The only thing I'm disappointed by is my platinum time, which took nearly 2 weeks. I really slacked off with this one, which I really hated, but I'm still glad I have the platinum. But overall, I thought this was a great game that definitely is worth playing and platinuming it. I certainly look forward to doing Transistor soon and getting Pyre whenever that comes out, as Supergiant Games definitely makes great games.

 

Platinum #44- Gravity Rush PS Vita. Rating: 9/10.

 

Gravity Rush was one of the main reasons why I got the Vita in the first place, the concept of it seemed really good to me. I bought this in June 2014, I took a while to beat my first playthrough, something like 3 months, I was playing on and off though. I had everything completed but gold medalling the challenges, which I didn't get around to really doing them until now. However, I'm glad I went back and got this platinum as it's a great game that deserves to be platinumed. I liked a whole lot about the game- Kat definitely was an awesome main protagonist (Hell, I'm using her as my avatar and name around here!), the gameplay was actually pretty fun once I got a handle of the motion controls although I never did adjust to them fully, the story was good and the characters besides Kat like Raven were pretty good, the art style of it was a good thing, I liked the powers you had to use, etc. The reason why it took me over 2 years to platinum it was because of gold medalling the challenges since at the beginning, I was pretty bad at the game, but when I came back to complete them for real this time, I actually was doing good on them. I'd finally gotten good at the game, so the challenges suddenly didn't seem so hard anymore. I also enjoyed the DLC's, I didn't have much problems with the challenges though, which was a nice thing. The trophy list was a decent one, I definitely liked the trophy images though, they looked pretty good. I love the platinum though. Overall, it's one of the best Vita games I've ever played, and a plain awesome game in general. I'm looking forward to doing Gravity Rush 2 when that comes out, and maybe I'll get the Remaster as I want to see if I can platinum it within 2 or 3 days. My next platinum should be Uncharted: Golden Abyss which I'll platinum by the end of September.

Edited September 20, 2016 by Kat

[Maxximum]

Alright, I'm kinda late. but here's my last 4 platinum's I've earned. Get ready for a whole lot of text, haha.

 

Platinum #40- Far Cry Primal PS4.   Rating: 8/10.

 

I've always wanted to try out the Far Cry games since they seemed pretty fun, my first one was Blood Dragon back in December which I thought was a really awesome game, so I wanted to play more of the games. I did get 3 and 4 on PS4 during the same time period but they're still in my backlog as I've been playing other stuff. I was pretty interested in Primal, but didn't get it right off the bat, but I finally ended up getting it in July for my birthday, and it definitely was a fun game.

I definitely liked the setting of the game, I don't know many games that let you play during the Ice Age era or as cavemen in general, so it was pretty fun playing as one. I did enjoy a lot about the game such as its gameplay (I loved the weapons like the spear or the bow and arrow, was definitely a pretty cool aspect.), the graphics were really good, taming animals and riding on them or using them in battle was a pretty cool idea (I liked riding on mammoths while taking down enemies, hehe.), etc. The story was okay, I suppose. but it wasn't great. The characters were decent enough, so it wasn't a bad experience. The trophies themselves were pretty easy. I'd give the platinum a 3/10 for difficulty, but it still was a fun platinum to go after. The XP grind was boring after a while though, but it wasn't that bad. I have nothing really bad to say about the game, it was pretty fun, and I did encounter a few glitches like an enemy standing in the air, but nothing major. Overall, I thought it was a great experience and it definitely makes me want to do 3 and 4 on PS4 sooner.

 

Platinum #41- White Night PS4. Rating: 9/10.

 

This definitely was an great indie horror game. I'd been interested in it for a while since the game looked pretty interesting to me, and seeing a couple of friends play it on my friends list made me want to try it even more. I got lucky and bought it off a PSN sale in July for $5.00, and I definitely do not regret getting this game. The game itself is set in the Great Depression during the 1930s in Boston, which its effects on people can be seen in the game's collectibles which takes shape in the form of collectibles of the characters in journal entries (Those were pretty interesting to read.), etc. The basic premise is you play as a guy who I think was a detective or something similar like that who gets in a car crash after seeing a ghost of a woman and he goes to look for help, ending up at the mansion where the majority of the game is set it. I'm not gonna say much more, but the story was pretty good, I enjoyed it. I definitely liked a lot about the game like the art style, which is in black and white which fits the game well, it's a noir type of game, which definitely is my thing since I liked similar games with the same vibe like Murdered: Soul Suspect and The Wolf Among Us, it was a good horror game (Those ghosts did make me jump at times.), I liked the whole idea of having to use matches to guide your way through the mansion, etc. I only disliked how the camera could be a bit off at times, I died a few times thanks to it, but it wasn't a big deal. I definitely liked the trophy list as well, it was pretty cool to have trophies like beating the game on a full moon day (Although you can just manipulate the system's date and time to get the trophy.), the trophy for beating it in one night, etc. It definitely was a fun platinum to get, definitely one of the great looking ones' as well. I had a lot of fun with the game and getting its platinum. Overall, I thought it was a great game that definitely is a worth a shot, one of the best indie horrors on PS4 (My other favorite is Lone Survivor.), and a great experience.

 

Platinum #43- Bastion PS4.   Rating: 10/10.

 

I've always heard of Bastion being a great game, which certainly made me want to try it even more, but it didn't come out on PS4 until April 2015, and it kind of slipped under my radar. This along with Dust: An Elysian Tail were 2 indies I had always wanted to try out since they were on Xbox 360. My only regret is that I waited too long as I finally got it back in August 2016 a few days before it went on sale, and I really did end up loving the game. I liked a lot like the gameplay and the cool weapons you get to use (I liked all of them, but I liked the weapons I had for the last dream, that loadout was my favorite.) , those were pretty fun to use, the art style was really great, I liked the story and its characters (Rucks was an awesome narrator, definitely a great aspect of the game.), etc. I really had a great experience with it, and I enjoyed every second of it. The trophy list itself was fun, but the dreams certainly were tough. Especially the last dream with all 10 idols invoked, that took me quite a few tries. The only thing I'm disappointed by is my platinum time, which took nearly 2 weeks. I really slacked off with this one, which I really hated, but I'm still glad I have the platinum. But overall, I thought this was a great game that definitely is worth playing and platinuming it. I certainly look forward to doing Transistor soon and getting Pyre whenever that comes out, as Supergiant Games definitely makes great games.

 

Platinum #44- Gravity Rush PS Vita. Rating: 9/10.

 

Gravity Rush was one of the main reasons why I got the Vita in the first place, the concept of it seemed really good to me. I bought this in June 2014, I took a while to beat my first playthrough, something like 3 months, I was playing on and off though. I had everything completed but gold medalling the challenges, which I didn't get around to really doing them until now. However, I'm glad I went back and got this platinum as it's a great game that deserves to be platinumed. I liked a whole lot about the game- Kat definitely was an awesome main protagonist (Hell, I'm using her as my avatar and name around here!), the gameplay was actually pretty fun once I got a handle of the motion controls although I never did adjust to them fully, the story was good and the characters besides Kat like Raven were pretty good, the art style of it was a good thing, I liked the powers you had to use, etc. The reason why it took me over 2 years to platinum it was because of gold medalling the challenges since at the beginning, I was pretty bad at the game, but when I came back to complete them for real this time, I actually was doing good on them. I'd finally gotten good at the game, so the challenges suddenly didn't seem so hard anymore. I also enjoyed the DLC's, I didn't have much problems with the challenges though, which was a nice thing. The trophy list was a decent one, I definitely liked the trophy images though, they looked pretty good. I love the platinum though. Overall, it's one of the best Vita games I've ever played, and a plain awesome game in general. I'm looking forward to doing Gravity Rush 2 when that comes out, and maybe I'll get the Remaster as I want to see if I can platinum it within 2 or 3 days. My next platinum should be Uncharted: Golden Abyss which I'll platinum by the end of September.

 

What happened to #42?

 

EDIT: Nice story, by the way . 

EDIT 2: Oh, nevermind. I was counting from 41, when 40 is there.

Edited September 20, 2016 by ee28max

[30 Year Old Boomer]

What happened to #42?

 

EDIT: Nice story, by the way . 

 

Ah crap, I forgot that Primal is my 41th platinum. I'll edit it.