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[Carol]

 #129 Wolfenstein: The New Order

 

Wolfenstein master

Collect all trophies

 

It's funny that I always wanted to try a Wolfenstein game and how much time I waited to actually do it. I bought this game for just 5€ and, for this price, it's a pretty good game. It's a decent shooter, although nothing amazing. It's worth playing if you are interested in themes like the II World War or Nazism, although I prefer the Medal of Honor games that I used to play on my PS2. I still liked it and I definitely want to try the more recent Wolfenstein games as well. 

This is also a pretty good game for trophy hunters. The perks give us lots of easy trophies and only the last chapter has to be played on Über to unlock the two trophies tied to the game's hardest difficulty modes. This platinum definitely came faster than I expected and it also took me to level 33. 

 

[Zach]

 #76

Volume

Enjoyment: 8/10

Difficulty: 3.5/10

Time: 7-8hrs

 

Volume is a fun little "birds-eye-view" strategic stealth game. There's 100 levels, with each one progressing in difficulty. The further you get into the game, the more you'll have to plan ahead when making a move. You will probably die a good amount, but that's what makes the game fun. It's an easy platinum for the most part. Just make sure you read every text box in the game as there is no way to track which ones you've read. Refer to the trophy guide on this site for more info.

 

[HardGamer4U]

#13

 

 

 

THE LAST OF US 

 

 

 

 

literally one of the best game I have ever played in my whole life 

 

Edited April 23, 2018 by HardGamer4U

[Desmuria]

#64 - Knee Deep

 

 

Platinum Trophy 
Acquire all trophies

 

Enjoyment: 4/10

Difficulty: 1/10

 

With a guide, this game is super easy and the platinum can be achieved within 4-6 hours, depending on whether you're bothered about reading the dialogue.

You don't really do a lot in this game, except select different dialogue options using the  buttons and watch the characters move themselves around.

@optimusmart made a fantastic guide that is really easy to follow. You can find it HERE // HERE. Thank you for writing it!

I would only recommend picking this game up when it's on sale. It's honestly not worth the full price.

With regard to the trophies, you have to play the entire game once (obviously) and then play 2/3 of Act I twice afterwards.

My poor  button felt the abuse as I was frantically mashing it, trying to skip dialogue. RIP.

Edited April 23, 2018 by Desmuria
Updating trophy guide link.

[optimusmart]

19 minutes ago, Desmuria said:

#64 - Knee Deep

 

12

 

Platinum Trophy 
Acquire all trophies

 

Enjoyment: 4/10

Difficulty: 1/10

 

With a guide, this game is super easy and the platinum can be achieved within 4-6 hours, depending on whether you're bothered about reading the dialogue.

You don't really do a lot in this game, except select different dialogue options using the  buttons and watch the characters move themselves around.

@optimusmart made a fantastic guide that is really easy to follow. You can find it HERE. Thank you for writing it!

I would only recommend picking this game up when it's on sale. It's honestly not worth the full price.

With regard to the trophies, you have to play the entire game once (obviously) and then play 2/3 of Act I twice afterwards.

My poor  button felt the abuse as I was frantically mashing it, trying to skip dialogue. RIP.

 

Thanks buddy for the mention

 

About the Walkthrough link though, you have linked the playstationtrophies.org one, I actually have one on this site as well that is better presented

 

 

[BabyFlo6380]

Hey Platinum-er

[RedRodriguez87]

 

A walk in the park 

 

 

Oooooooooo, look at this one. Aren't the simple shiny blue platinums the best? No joke, this looks better in my collection than one that looks like a somewhat cleaner looking silver trophy.

 

Now, as for the game itself........... it was alright. Like with most games one goes into blind, it's always best to look at the positives, of which there are plenty here.

 

This was during a week when I was looking to get into the different story-driven artsy games, and this looked like one. I mean, it kinda is, but not really. There are bits and pieces of an epic tale, including amnesia, stranded on an unfamiliar world, with vague hints of your past. But overall, the game seems more focused on the journey (gameplay) then where you are going. 

 

The gameplay is fine. You explore, you quest, you fish, you build, you collect items. It's like..... I dunno, Zelda minus any combat? Which is a nice change of pace; it feels good to play a game where your sole focus is to create, not kill. The game is fair, not bogged down with ridiculous expectations; so long as one isn't looking for anything widely varied/unique, it's a fun playthrough.

 

Overall, in terms of a satisfying experience and conclusion, I'd rate this higher than my last game, Dragonball FighterZ. Yeah, really. It's amazing how a ridiculously long grind to pad out game length can drain your love of it, so much that simply switching over to another that doesn't feel the need to do that becomes a breath of fresh air. 

Edited April 23, 2018 by RedRodriguez87

[Desmuria]

2 hours ago, optimusmart said:

 

Thanks buddy for the mention

 

About the Walkthrough link though, you have linked the playstationtrophies.org one, I actually have one on this site as well that is better presented

 

 

 

@optimusmart

I've updated the links on my original post.

I didn't even realise that the other one existed, so thanks for the heads up!

Your guide is so easy to follow, I really appreciated the help.

[Jamescush147]

Platinum 91

Determinated
Collect all other Trophies

 57.64% Common

 

 

 

I want to hurt this game as much as it hurt me. ?

Bad AI, many freezing glitches and no save spaces in long hard levels.

But I completed it. Took me 3 days to get though level 7. That's the one long-no save space but hard enemies part of the game.

 

Edited April 23, 2018 by Jamescush147

[GhostBusters_23]

Life is strange before the storm

Life is strange 

little robots Vita

little robots PS4 

Obviously I didn't do them all in on day, I got them ready and just popped them close together (same day) 

[Fire]

#177 - Adventures of Mana

 

 

The Hero of Mana

Obtain all trophies.

 

Too many elephants were sacrificed going for this platinum

Anyway, for those who don't know, Adventures of Mana is a remake of Final Fantasy Adventure from 1991.

The game itself is a pretty interesting RPG with variety of different enemies, simple game mechanics and somewhat good story.

Even tho it has a lot of missable trophies, the most annoying part was def 99 lvl grind. Doing same thing over and over again for couple of hours was not fun at all

But overall its a classic yet awesome adventure game def worth playing if you like the old Zelda RPG style.

 

Enjoyment 9/10 - Difficulty 3/10

 

 

Edited April 23, 2018 by Whyfire

[JaM]

#225

Attack on Titan: Wings of Freedom



Waah~ Waah~ - I am a whiny brat
Congratulations for being one of the least likable Main Character
I'm gonna destroy them! Every last one that's on this earth!
Acquired all trophies.

 

There are 3 things I really dislike in this game: Completing Gallery, RNG and ofc -Eren.

 

The 100% Gallery trophy is that one trophy that is so unnecessary and somehow kills the fun a bit - add RNG and on it and it ensures you a trip to GrindVille. And then there's Eren - one of the reason I have only purchased and played it year(s) after it's release is because I really dislike Eren (well, the main reason is the physical copy of game is so expensive that I had to wqit for the price to drop). 

 

Aside from those stuffs, This is a great game. Fun gameplay and great adaptation of the manga and anime - heh remember the live action adaptation? I wish I could forget it's existence.

 

Would recommend to anyone that is familiar to the series and also to those who wants to know the serirs as well.

 

 

Edited April 23, 2018 by JaM

[Sunflower]

#107 - Code: Realize - ~Bouquet of Rainbows~

 

 

Such a pretty platinum image! ?

Code: Realize is my favourite otome game (Hakuoki very close behind) since the story, art, characters... pretty much everything is done so well. So I was very excited to pick up Future Blessings and since I didn't own the original game physically I ended up getting the two together on PS4 instead. Playing the first game years later, it's still just as good as I remember and the sequel really didn't disappoint, though the routes do seem very short compared to the first game - unsurprisingly for a fandisk. Regardless, I finished the game feeling satisfied with each route anyway. The extra content was worthwhile as well, especially the Lupin Gang extra story which I found hilarious and Sholmes receiving a route was pretty good too.

Impey & Lupin are still my favourites though, and I found their routes to be the strongest in FB. I'd definitely recommend picking up both games if you haven't played them already, or at the very least the first game, since that's by far the better of the two. ? 

[vrpgfan]

 82th platinum

 

 

 

The Undisputed God...Is You! 
You obtained every last trophy! Truly YOU are the undisputed god of this game!

 

MSZ is typically everything I like in a jrpg... even the grind does not scare me, and no! My experience on Mugen souls allowed me to start the adventure in good condition. 

Unlike its predecessor the Platinum Trophy is more accessible.

 

 

The most: less than Shampuru to collect (presence of free DLC which is not luxury) the challenges of the world Redux/the ultimate absurdity by being equiped with the appropriate conditionals skills allow to survive the clashes without having to use the fusion Peons to increase the stats. 

 

The least: disappointed and perplexed that we offer paid DLC to boost some trophies.
I hated doing the missions of the challenge world some have upset me. 

 

A little advice, the mission of the challenge world which requires to make 77 hits is made easy by captivating the small crystals, just arrange for the enemies present to be in the zone of impact.
The Battle of undisputed Ragnarok is great if you want to have high-level shamp of Grade 14 (I think about the president) rather than a minimum bet of 1,000,001 points in assault battle. It helps a lot to mount the G-Castle stats.
The 999 hits can easily be obtained on the boss of the rest stop 10, with the skill wait saving s. 

 

These 19 days spent on ? have been intense but oh how entertaining, with the only regret that the adventure is so short, and does not benefit from the same aura as the first. All this would not have been possible without the help advised find on the net 

[Baker]

 

#174 + 100% DLC

 

 

#CantKillProgress

 

Difficulty: 5/10

Enjoyment: 7/10

Total Playtime: 70-80 hours

 

Not as good as Human Revolution but definitely an enjoyable game. I also found Breach mode actually a lot of fun, although what I read, most people will disagree on that. The only real downside for me for this game is the actual trophy list, there are so many missable trophies that you "have to" play with a guide. That takes a lot of the fun out of the game for me, I played with guides and still needed to do 3 playthroughs of the main story. Anyway, let's hope for a third installment.

[AJ_Radio]

Platinum #142: Metro Last Light Redux (April 18th, 2018)

 

Difficulty: 4/10

Excitement: 8.5/10

Estimated Time to Platinum: 20 Hours

 

 

Metro Last Light Redux is the second game in the Metro Redux pack (PS4), continuing where 2033 Redux left off. Arytom fires missiles at the Dark Ones base, leaving him and many to think that the entire race was eradicated. However Khan, while exploring the ruins, finds a baby Dark One still alive amongst the carnage. The entire game revolves around finding this Dark One, as Arytom has a special gift of communication. Meanwhile trouble brews as the Reds, Nazis and Rangers face a upcoming war. All this and more occurs within the game.

 

Last Light is just like 2033 Redux, with no real notable changes between the two games. Bullets are used as a main form of currency, however they can also be used as actual ammunition when things get hairy. Gas masks and filters are a big part of the Metro games, as nuclear disaster and strange, mutant creatures roam in areas with no oxygen. Survival and Spartan modes return, one being a mode of survival with less air time on your filters, and one offering a more forgiving combat system with more ammo to find.

 

I definitely enjoyed Last Light Redux, although I felt the story wasn't quite as good as the first game. The small details, like giving a beggar a bullet, listening to a young couple talk about their troubles, listening to stories of Rangers nearly biting the dust, and paying to see a theater show and paying to see a stripper show her skin really make this game stand out. The Metro games are heavily story driven, as they should be as they are based off the novel. This game creates a world in Russia where society is reduced to city states, and various factions (Reds, Nazis, etc) all fight for control of the Metro. Where strange shrimp like creatures live in desolate swamp areas, Watchmen run across territory that was once part of the old world. Metro Last Light Redux offers a combination of horror, suspense and drama as it opens to us a society that could very well happen if nuclear warfare is ever prevalent.

 

In addition to the main game, the PS4 version offers DLC levels, which different characters take the role you will be playing as. Most of them were quite alright, but a couple, particularly the scavenging level and tower level were frustrating. After dozens of attempts on the tower level I used the glitch, which instantly bypasses the challenges. A very cheap way to get the final trophy I needed, but it was far too aggravating trying to get past the waves of enemies. Most of the DLC levels add more to the story, with prominent characters like Khan, Anna and Pavel being playable. They were a nice touch, though rather inconsistent.

 

Metro Last Light Redux is a game I definitely recommend. The pack (Metro 2033 and Last Light) is quite cheap on the PS4, as you're getting two games in one which is a good deal. Despite being remasters of their original releases, both games look quite good on the PS4. The outside atmosphere of seeing a torn down Moscow was eerie but strangely appealing to look at. If you enjoy story driven first person shooters, I recommend getting Last Light Redux. It's definitely a game you shouldn't skip out on.

Edited April 23, 2018 by Spaz

[Ala-Arska]

Earthlock

 

Valor

Unlocked all other trophies

 

I'd rather watch a Bond than build one. GoldenEye's my favorite.

 

Didn't I already Plat this one close to a year ago? Yes, I did. And no I didn't. And here's the unneeded explanation.

Once there was a game called Earthlock: Festival of Magic, which I bought and completed like a professional (well, ~ish).

Fast forward to 2018, and I receive a message from PSN saying there's a new version of it available. FOR FREE! I'M A CHEAP BASTARD! 

You see, the devs made so many changes with this new "patch" that they released it as a separate game altogether, with a new and different trophy list.

And they were kind enough to offer it free of charge to anyone who had purchased the original one. There ain't many of us, so lucky me 

I've never seen something like this happening before, but hopefully this starts a trend. Getting shit without paying for it is great (except stealing, kids).

Right, I should probably write a line or two about the title itself...

Earthlock is a light RPG/adventure game. Turn-based combat, leveling up a bit, grinding just a tad, assigning perks and skill points...you know, the usual 

Nothing too deep in any way, just a nostalgic reminder how games used to rock in the 90's, and how you get suckier at video games when you grow older.

Some tough fights, this one had. Normal enemies could be kicked around like prostitutes, but bosses were like their pimps. They wanted payment. In advance.

Music is just awesome. I could sit and watch the main menu for ages, the main theme grabs my inner child and tells it "everything's gonna be just fine" 

This new version adds a few trophies, from collecting every treasure/scrap on world map to crafting every weapon to beating every boss again in a new area.

I didn't think it was a whole lotta lot, but a good excuse to visit this realm again. Enemy encounters seemed to move at faster pace, though.

If there's any chance you might've gotten this the first time, you should check out this 2.0 as well. Lighthearted exploring should always be encouraged 

[Jounochi]

Platinum #121 - Saints Row IV (PS4)

 

 

Well, I really enjoyed the journey on this game, but the performance issues and bugs really took this down a few notches.  I actually had to restart the entire game just to go back for a trophy because it glitched out on me.

 

The gameplay is okay enough until you get so powerful that everything just melts.  Side missions are okay and the plot was meh but it was just a good game to shut off my brain and mess around in a sandbox.

 

Game Rating: 7/10

Platinum Difficulty: 3/10

 

 

[Cave Johnson]

Atelier Lydie & Suelle: The Alchemists and the Mysterious Paintings

 The Alchemists and the Mysterious Paintings 
Congratulations! You have collected all trophies.

 

I would've got this platinum sooner, but I kept getting distracted by other games. Much like the previous games, the platinum is fairly easy. I'm pretty sure that only the endings are missable. I got the true ending first, which locked me out of getting any of the other endings. Luckily I had a bunch of backup saves, so I didn't have to start over.

 

The DLC for this game is bullshit. It didn't ruin my enjoyment, but it pisses me off that Ilmeria and Lucia are DLC characters. Not only that, but the season pass costs 80$... It's worth 30$ at most, if you ask me. It also bothers me that Plachta and Corneria are not playable characters, not even as DLC. Drossel and Fritz are just kind of... there. Sure, they have some important events, but there's no good reason why they couldn't have joined either. At the very least, Plachta should have been able to join the party. A character that important not joining makes no sense to me.

 

As much as I've complained, I still really liked the game. Unlike Atelier Shallie, it feels like a satisfying conclusion to the trilogy. Though I guess there wasn't much to conclude, so it would have been to hard to screw up. Having twins as the main characters was an interesting idea, and I thought it worked very well. I prefer Lydie, but Suelle is great too. The other new characters aren't bad, (Mathias and Alt) but I never used them because I'd much rather have the returning characters (Sophie and Firis) in my party.

[Neocarleen]

Master of seasons
Unlock all trophies for "Seasons after Fall".

 

[MissShake]

#28: Batman: The Enemy Within

I Am the Night
Completed Batman: The Enemy Within

 

The last Telltale game I played was Guardians, and I gotta say that I wasn't impressed, so I picked this up on sale. I'm not sure if it's because I just like Batman more than Guardians, but I did enjoy this one more. I liked finally feeling like my choices made some sort of impact on the world, especially concerning the Joker. I adored how villains were handled in this, it was really cool to see such a different version of Harley and Joker than what I am used to. (Admittedly my Batman knowledge is low, but still lol.) I'd say this one and the prequel are both some of the better efforts from Telltale, and playing this did somewhat rekindle my faith in them

[Major_Kiba]

161: Color Guardians

A really quick and easy platinum. I'm gonna admit that I didn't find the game to be all that enjoyable it was a bit too boring.

 

162: Super Exploding Zoo

Again another really easy platinum don't even have to finish all 80 levels to get the platinum.

[Nelson_]

#67 - Neptune VS Sega Hard Girls

 

[ExHaseo]

#138 - Final Fantasy XIII-2

I actually enjoyed a lot of this game, but the plat wasn't what I was expecting. I was expecting a hilariously easy and enjoyable cake walk through to the plat, and it was not. Not even a little at all. I had to use 6 different guides and do numerous google searches in order to plat it. The game also required a lot more attention than I was expecting. I couldn't watch anything while playing most of it, I had to just look at the guide and pay attention to the game. Overall, it was just like a lot of JRPG plats I've done. Pretty similar to plats like Lightning Returns, SAO Lost Song, and Ys Memories of Celceta. It was overall fairly enjoyable, and I definitely enjoyed it more than the original XIII, it was just more work than I thought it would be. One step closer to getting all of the Final Fantasy plats though! Still need X-2, XII, XIII, Dissidia NT, and IX, but for now, on to something new!

[JN_Deutschland]

 #60 Life is Strange (PS 3)

What If?

Unlock all other trophies from Life Is Strange™

 

Got the platinum trophy for the PS 4 version almost exactly 1 year ago. The game didn't lost any of it's charm, still one of my favourites of all time.

 

Enjoyment: 10/10

Difficulty: 1/10

 

   #61 Life is Strange: Before the Storm

Bring on the Storm

Complete all other trophies

 

Nice prequel that gives more depth to the characters, especially the connection between Chloe and Rachel.

 

Enjoyment: 9/10

Difficulty: 1/10