Most Recent Platinum

[PreLoki]

#20 - Downwell

 

 

"Done Well"

 

fun little game, the hardest trophy was definitely "Well Master".

 

Also no cross-save   

[Hanzoadam]

Platinum 131



Platinum Trophy

Bioshock 2

Pretty easy to be honest, got all but one trophy in one play through then just a quick hard playthrough

Going to try the DLC

[FOOTBALLNUT]

 #72   

 

 

The Ultimate Survivor

Earn every Trophy in the game

 

Platinum on 27th September 2016

(2 months, 2 weeks, 6 days)

 

**********My Personal Gaming Enjoyment Experience**********

 

 Did I just finished one of the worst zombies game from most powerful and latest console PlayStation 4?  Probably...because it given me the feeling I was playing an earlier game from PS3. I know it was port from Nintendo Wii U and in my opinion I can said the idea of the gameplay is pretty good but was let down by lazy developers that didn't polish the game before porting. 

 

This game strongest point is...if the player is been kill by zombies it will not game over instead I'll get to play another male or female survivor and continue on the mission. Great idea isn't it?  ....If stand and view as quest givers does this sound logic and make sense?  Well...what can I said it all went downhill from here. 

 

Why I said the developers is lazy? I watched some clips on YouTube the graphics look exactly the same as Wii U version. The control is awakening while trying to change weapons when fighting hordes of zombies, surely they should at least do some tweak and polish. 

 

Then I had to playthrough the whole campaign a total of THREE times because the difficulty trophies doesn't stack. The survival mode is pretty challenging that keep me on my toe because I got only ONE lives in my whole playthrough and if I was careless and been killed by these undead then I can kiss goodbye my precious hours spend on the game, lucky there is workaround using Cloud save or USB. 

 

Look like I had to thanks Plus again for this "wonderful" zombies game as the game is free a few months back in 2016. I'll will not recommend this to those who love to play apocalypse zombies survival to buy this game unless it's was FREE. 

 

ZOMBI Platinum Video

 

 

Edited December 22, 2016 by foot_ball_nut
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[skateak]

#152

Final Fantasy VII (PS4)

24.67% (Uncommon)

[ZoKu08]

FarCry Classic

#97

Paradise Memoris

Unlock all Trophies in FarCry Classic.

 

32.69%

Uncommon

[Stevieboy]

 

You've Gone Platinum

 

Sound Shapes (PS4)

[Cave Johnson]

Gauntlet

 I've not seen such bravery! 
Complete all Trophies in Gauntlet

 

About a year ago, I looked at the trophy list and figured I wouldn't even bother trying to get the platinum. Fast forward to a month ago, and I started playing the game again for some reason. I somehow came to the conclusion that I had to finish it. After killing thousands of enemies, killing food, eating food, and even killing myself, it was finally over. 

[Ala-Arska]

Toro

 

 

Maestro

Complete the game

 

Funny, that's pretty much as far as I could throw this game if given the chance.

 

Toro is terrible. Toro is horrible. All hail Toro!

In all fairness, I knew what I was getting myself into. I just wanted to see if it was really that bad. Well, the rumours are true   

Toro might just be the lousiest title I've played on my PS4 so far. Superman 64 it ain't, but it's still pretty shitty.

I like candies and stuff, but yesterday I decided to hold off with the sweets and buy a cheap game instead...

A cheap game is exactly what I got. While my teeth say "thanks" and I'm that much healthier, I'm yet again an inch closer to being mentally ill   

I won't even go into the different departments of the game, every aspect is done poorly and without any expertise.

Whoever made this pile of bull turd should be ashamed. I want my money back so I can buy candy!

Only for masochists and self loathers, this one (I'm both, and proud of it)   

[STFUxDxD]

#60 BioShock Infinite

Platinum Columbia

Acquire all other trophies

 

"Lives, lived, will live. Dies, died, will die." ~ Luteces

 

Finally decided to give this one a go after adding it to my backlog such a long time ago. It's the first and only game from the BioShock series that I've played. Overall, I thought the characters were interesting and the main story was very good. I think I enjoyed it more during my second playthrough on 1999 mode because I understood things a little better. I played the DLC afterward and it felt kinda meh to me; specifically, Burial at Sea. Maybe I just don't quite understand the references to the other games so I didn't really enjoy it as much.

[slash]

#69 - The Talos Principle

 

 

 Platinum strain - You have it all!

 

I've always had a soft spot for puzzle games, so it's safe to say I jumped on The Talos Principle way later than I probably should have. But better late than never, right? 

 

The comparisons to Portal are well-warranted, and in my opinion The Talos Principle is a worthy tribute to it.The puzzles have that nice sweet spot of both highly challenging and very accessible. It teases you constantly, as it makes it very well known when you're THAT close to solving the puzzle but there's just one more obstacle in the way. The Talos Principle makes you think outside the box, and the sense of reward is tangible. 

 

Behind The Talos Principle is also a pretty heavy story dealing with humanity and morality. I found myself sitting there with goosebumps thinking about some of the questions that the game asked regarding life itself. Admittedly, it is a little jarring to see a story with such deep topics paired with a puzzle game where you hop from room to room and doesn't really flow sometimes. It can be mostly ignored as well if you choose, though I'd say you're missing out if you do. Weirdly enough, it's still the narrative that really struck me the hardest and what I thought of most when I wasn't playing it.

 

The Talos Principle is a must have game for anyone who likes the puzzle genre. It's a game you can easily lock yourself into and play for hours without even realizing it. It tests your patience, challenges your thinking skills, and eventually provides the satisfaction of figuring out that one puzzle that you've been stuck on. 

[Icebrand1270]

Platinum 99

PS3 Platinum 65

Rugby World Cup (PS3)

10/3/2016

 

The Road To 100 Platinum Trophies nears its conclusion! Oh how this road has taken some interesting turns (I truly need to work on that trophy checklist I've been planning)!

I wanted a quick Plat #99 to start October and I earned this in under 36 hours. This was a considerable improvement over the Vita version, which took me 5 days to Plat. This also makes 27 Platinums on the year, smashing last year's "best ever" mark of 20 Plats and increasing a "Plat-a-Month" streak to 17 months!

The game's quality is not good, as anyone who has ever played this or any other BigBen title (Rugby 15, Handball 16) can tell you. There was a 1.02 patch that was as big as the game itself (1849MB), which I can only assume was to fix a mountain of errors... and it didn't even get them all. (Remember, you can't pause patches on PS3 so it was quite the wait with my connection. I'm just grateful for no error messages.) Unresponsive controls are your biggest problem, although the patch seems to have caught most of it... but not all. Sometimes your player will pick up the ball after winning it from the "ruck" or "scrum" and just stand there waiting to be tackled.

As for the trophy list itself, it's definitely tougher than Rugby 15. Winning the Rugby World Cup will take up most of your time but one trophy stands out... New Points Record. It will not be easy to score 127 points with a single player in just 7 games. I missed this in the first Rugby World Cup I played, so I had to do it again. Extending the clock from 10 Minute Halves to 40 Minute Halves is highly recommended to earning this trophy and avoiding a second playthrough of the tournament.

Anyway, a choice awaits me... what game will be Platinum #100? There are 2 options in my head right now... Adventures of Mana (Vita) or the PS3 (last-gen) version of WWE 2K17. Both are unusual choices... and both hold great meaning for me. Time will tell!

[Shaowsintzu]

 WWE Smackdown VS. Raw 2010

 

 #7

 

PLATINUM - [Platinum]

OBTAIN ALL OTHER TROPHIES.

[TangrakNor]

Platinum #100 !!! (#216 completed overall): Tales of Graces f (Ps3)

 

 

   9,47%        True Grace - Acquired all trophies. Amazing!

[Nihiris-]

#68: Day of the Tentacle Remastered

 

 

OCD

Get all other trophies in the game

 

Great point and click game, remember playing the original way back when, glad it got a re-release!

 

 

#69: Far Cry Primal

 

 

Apex Predator

Obtain all of Trophies

 

Really surprised me how much I ended up enjoying the game. Never over-stays its welcome, huge world, and I liked the beast system. Pleasantly surprised that all of the characters in the game speak no modern language and you need subtitles to know what they are saying, really glad Ubisoft stuck to some form of authenticity.

 

The drawback of the game unfortunately was its story. It was very unfocused and lacked any kind of impact; seemed more like an after-thought while they focused on the gameplay and visuals instead (it looks fantastic)

 

Oh and this platinum pushed me into Level 31! 

Edited October 3, 2016 by Death_Ninja

[straysheep87]

 # 152 - Wolfenstein: The New Order (PS4)

I was planning play this game since I plat the Old Blood and really enjoyed it, since I love FPS with single-player only .Overall, the game and the Über run was easier than the Old Blood, apart from the annoying collectibles and that last boss... that thing's still givin' me chills.

Edited October 3, 2016 by straysheep87

[smellslikejavier]

 

 Maybe I just don't quite understand the references to the other games so I didn't really enjoy it as much.

 

 

yeah i think the game and especially the burial at sea dlc has references to the previous games, personally i would never play a sequel without having played the previous games of a certain franchise, i need to play them in order of release (in bioshock's case: 1 -> 2 -> infinite) to fully enjoy their story and world.

so i can't understand how some people prefers to ignore the previous games and just play the most recent title, i mean i can understand if you do that with games such as final fantasy, silent hill, tales of, etc... since despite some exceptions here and there the majority of them aren't related to each other and each story is pretty much self-contained but this doesn't apply to other franchises such as bioshock, resident evil, dead rising, etc since you won't notice or you won't understand some background story, character's relationships... between them.

but i mean that's just me, if some people can still enjoy playing games that way then that's fine of course.

Edited October 3, 2016 by smellslikejavier

[Elvick_]

LEGO Marvel's Avengers [PS Vita]: Platinum #87

Shawarma Time
Collect all other trophies

 

This was a lot of fun, unfortunately has some technical issues. Had the game hang while autosaving twice and lost my progress. First time I had to do half the story again. Second time was literally seconds before I would have gotten my platinum, and 100% in the game, and I had to do almost 20% of the post-game content again just to unlock all the characters again. So if you play it, make sure you backup just in case. Sucks that I went almost the entire game with zero issue and then for it to have one right before I would get my platinum... but oh well, got it now.

Open world games are always fun on Vita for me. So it's great this one has it intact. They really stepped up the handheld development with the last few LEGO releases on them. Back to Batman 3 now.

Edited October 3, 2016 by Elvick_

[ShadowSigmaX]

 

Master Assassin

 

Assassin's Creed Syndicate. I actually got the platinum a few days ago, but didn't get a chance to post it until now. I really enjoyed it and its my favorite AC game by far. Being in Victorian London certainly helped.

[STFUxDxD]

yeah i think the game and especially the burial at sea dlc has references to the previous games, personally i would never play a sequel without having played the previous games of a certain franchise, i need to play them in order of release (in bioshock's case: 1 -> 2 -> infinite) to fully enjoy their story and world.

so i can't understand how some people prefers to ignore the previous games and just play the most recent title, i mean i can understand if you do that with games such as final fantasy, silent hill, tales of, etc... since despite some exceptions here and there the majority of them aren't related to each other and each story is pretty much self-contained but this doesn't apply to other franchises such as bioshock, resident evil, dead rising, etc since you won't notice or you won't understand some background story, character's relationships... between them.

but i mean that's just me, if some people can still enjoy playing games that way then that's fine of course.

I received BioShock Infinite as a ps+ freebie so that's why I skipped over the earlier installments. I actually enjoyed the main game just fine despite having never played the other games in the series. It was just the Burial at Sea DLC that had some references I couldn't follow.

Edited October 4, 2016 by STFUxDxD

[angelgrievous]

 

 

Snake Eaten 
Collect all trophies  

[TheLastSurvivorD]

Platinum #54

DR2 Trophy Master

You have acquired all the trophies in Dead Rising 2.

 

Other than the grind to 72,000 kills at the end, what an awesome ride this was!

 

Whether I was doing the case files and finding more and more about how the zombie outbreak came to be in Fortune City, or whether I was doing the huge slate of side quests the game has and facing off against psychopaths like Slappy, a mascot for a kids clothing store who was roller-skating while shooting dual flamethrowers at me, I had fun wherever I went! The trophy list is full of collecting stuff and using all weapons and a lot of grinding, but all of that was never a chore to do. There was always something new and exciting to head over to do, or a new combo weapon out of the 50 in the game to kill zombies with. The many combo weapons were all interesting to use, and I soon figured out what my favorite ones were, and then memorized where the materials were located so I could make them easily whenever I left the Safe House. They were a huge help wherever I brought them with me! I really don't have much to complain about here.
 
I dipped into the amazing co-op aspect of the game with ReimiSaionji9742 (or Hifumi Takimoto). Although I wasn't very leveled up at the time so I instead just gave Reimi items to take care of the psychopaths herself while I sat by and watched and maybe needed reviving a couple of times (haha), riding through the case files in co-op was great! I also played a little bit of Terror is Reality, the completely separate online multiplayer portion of the game. This wasn't too bad, but it certainly wasn't very good either. Getting into the same game with my boosting partners was a headache at multiple points, but I'm glad we all managed to get it done! All thanks to Reimi, HcG-_Clawz, and Roronora_Zoro666 for sticking with me on this, even after they all got them before me. I can't wait to hop onto Dead Rising 2: Off the Record soon! 

Edited October 4, 2016 by TheLastSurvivorD

[jacks]

 

DOOM

Thy Flesh Consumed

 

Enjoyment: 9/10

Difficulty: 3/10

The Enjoyment You'll Get From Trying To Obtain Glitchy-ass Trophies: 1/10

 

One of those games that makes you wonder what a modern gaming world would be like without trophies or achievements. I mean, does it really affect one's enjoyment with an excellent game enough to actually put you off a game that has unobtainable trophies in one fashion or another? Are you really going to let it get to you that much?

 

In comes in 2016's DOOM. Reboot? Sequel? Who cares what it is? You're going to feel like a bad ass either way. If I were to rate the game itself, I would probably say it's among the best of the best in the first person shooter genre. It's fast, fluid, gorgeous to look at, a wonderful blend of old school and new school design (aside from maybe the multiplayer), intelligently designed levels that are rich with exploration and secrets, a story that is minimal enough to be non-intrusive but has enough to keep you interested, not very heavy on the QTE's instead making YOUR OWN ACTIONS the ongoing set piece, and I really could go on. I think the only modern gaming problem it does feature is a pricey -- and incredibly useless --  season pass, but hey, nothing's perfect. So seems like a near perfect game, right? Well...

 

If you have been following all of DOOM's problems since launch, you'll come to a couple conclusions. One is that, for a first person shooter, this is an incredibly easy trophy list; maybe one or two difficult rune trials, and hey, you have to complete the first level on the game's permadeath mode, but it's entirely doable with a few attempts, and it can even be shortcut'ed. The second conclusion, and going off the first, is that there's not a lot going on with multiplayer, trophy-wise. HOWEVER, multiplayer was pretty much DOA, so good luck finding a match right away as it took a couple of tries for me even the day it launched. Third, and most important, is that there is so much problems with all the stat keeping that, for such an incredibly easy trophy list, this is one stressful game if you are trophy hunting. So many reports of glitches and bugs in the trophy system that it wouldn't be a huge surprise if you ran into one or two.

 

This wouldn't be so bad if the trophies were tied to specific actions that could be repeated (ergo, another opportunity to unlock them), but most of the trophies you'll be working on for the entire game. Spent the entire game working on masteries, challenges, or what have you? Well, one of them glitched, and you won't know of it until late game when your final level-based challenge doesn't ping the trophy. It truly sucks, and I had to actually put off finishing the game to wait for one of my own glitches to get resolved by the developers (at this point, they release a patch, like, once every month or two). As of right now, the game seems safe to play, but it seems like every patch they release seems to break something entirely new, so my advice to you is to keep an eye out ahead of time for potential work arounds.

 

What would my experience have been like had trophies not existed, and a couple of bugs in the "extras" would be more of a minor flaw rather than tied to another meta-game that is trophies? Probably significantly better. I will say it's one of the better games this generation still, but if you are known to get headaches because of trophies, the this one very well might give you a migraine.

[thegirlruka]

83. Jak II (PS3)

 

 

Done Done Done

For excellent and dedicated field work in the field of battle for completion.

 

Difficulty 4.5/10

Fun 7/10

[NepuNepuKawai]

Platinum #201 Soul Sacrifice Delta

[Suicide_Tortuga]

#145: Minecraft: Story Mode (PS3)

Chip Off the Old Block

I was skeptical when this game got first announced, didn't think Telltale could turn Minecraft into an actual story driven game. But they succeeded, much like Tales from the Borderlands, it does it's source material justice with the mood and references throw in to make you laugh. Man I would love to fight the Wither Storm in actually Minecraft.