Most Recent Platinum

[HansPatat050]

 

 #63 Call of Duty: WWII (ultra rare, 1,53%)

 

Enjoyment: 8/10. Trophy wise, the game can be seperated in 3 elements: campaign, multiplayer and zombies. The campaign has a nice mix of cutscenes, crazy chaos and stealthing trough enemy camps. It feels like the regular COD recipe. Finishing the game on veteran difficulty isn't hard, but some of the trophies are almost impossible to achieve on this difficulty, so multiple playtroughs per mission are required. As far as the multiplayer goes, I almost only played the War mode, which is by far the best mode in COD I've every played. Playing as a 'Commando' it was just plain fun. I never had the feeling being in a salty lobby due to how the mode is set up, K/D is not registered which filters out the sweats. It's an objective based mode. Finally I only touched the zombies mode to get the plat. I can understand how this is a popular mode, running around slaying zombies and completing the easter eggs with a group of friends.

Difficulty: 6/10. This is where the ultra rare percentage comes in: the zombies easter eggs are very, very difficult for an unexperienced zombies player like me. I got lucky meeting a level 1000 dude via the boosting sessions, who was able to finish the easter eggs in a duo game with me, while I was just hopping around killing zombies every now and then. "I play this mode for fun". There are a few challenging campaign trophies as well but nothing too difficult with some trial and error.

Plat time: approx. 70 hours, total game time 300+.

Edited May 20, 2022 by HansPatat050

[blacklight-nero]

Platinum #388 

[Nelson_]

 #360 - Ys IX Monstrum Nox

 

 

[Deluziion90]

#504 - Eiyuden Chronicle Rising

 

An Adventurer for the Ages
Unlocked all trophies

 

 

Fun: 7.5/10

Difficulty: 3/10

Overal time to platinum: 15hrs

 

Very fun 2D rpg game which is also a very story based game including city building for better upgrades and a hell of a lot fetch quests.

For 15€ this was a steal. However I wouldn't recommend this game if you hate fetch quests. A lot of this game goes from talking to getting supplies, talking to someone and kill some enemies, talk again and grab some more loot and that's basically the whole game. You'll be fast traveling from all over the place back to the quest givers in the main town. Overall it's a great time killer and I finally had something to play again.

 

[Mizz]

Plat 45:

Tera  

[balu2424]

Platinum #269

Deliver us the moon (PS4)

Mankind's brightest

Collect all of Deliver Us The Moon's trophies

 

Difficulty : 3/10

Enjoyment: 9/10

 

A nice and not sooo difficult game. Only a few trophies are a bit tricky (I needed some more tries to get them, but nothing impossible) and the timer-based elements along with the long loading time could be annoying. All in all the game is worth playing it. 

Edited May 20, 2022 by balu2424

[percy547389126yv]

#1,222 & 1,223 PS4 & PS5 versions of The Jumping Taco

[aarnettbraun]

My Name Is Mayo 3

 

 My Name is Mayo - The Third!

Spend time with the people you love.

 

Difficulty: 1/10

Time: 1+ Hour

 

Screenshot When Earned:

 

Edited February 25, 2023 by notandrebraun

[bbaauuiiss97]

#1235

Trials of Mana

 

 

 

Really colorful and fun action rpg with a simple combat system that felt good to just relax with, having to play through the game 3 times for the plat got a bit grindy though, but it let me catch up on some podcasts haha ^^

[percy547389126yv]

#1,224 PS4 version of Space Run

[sealightbreeze]

 

 

 

[voodoo_eyes]

#591 - The Uncertain: Last Quiet Day

 

 

Prbably the worst point-and-click game I've played. Extremely clunky controls, annoying puzzles and generally underwhelimg.

 

 

Enjoyment: 4

Difficulty: 2.5

[DrBloodmoney]

16 minutes ago, voodoo_eyes said:

#591 - The Uncertain: Last Quiet Day

 

 

Prbably the worst point-and-click game I've played. Extremely clunky controls, annoying puzzles and generally underwhelimg.

 

 

Enjoyment: 4

Difficulty: 2.5

damn - had my eye on this one - that bad, eh?

[bbaauuiiss97]

#1250

Mass Effect (PS4)

 

 

 

I remember playing through the Mass Effect trilogy on PS3 back in 2014 and just being totally absorbed in its world, it was one of the most profound and emotional experiences I've had in gaming and this recent remaster makes it as good as I remember it being. Saving the other two games for my next two platinum milestones ^^

[percy547389126yv]

#1,225 PS5 version of Space Run

[Mizz]

Plat 46

dead space

[Brainswashed]

Days Gone 

Difficult : 3.5/10

Fun : 9/10

Time : 1 month 3 weeks ( up 60 hr )

[Revvie]

#296

 

Le Platinum Trophy
MEOW!

 

I'm about to say some cat puns but I paw-get.

 

[voodoo_eyes]

14 hours ago, DrBloodmoney said:

damn - had my eye on this one - that bad, eh?

 

 

It's slow, fiddly, and has several occasions where certain actions lock you out of trophies, which you may not realise until it's too late. It's a fairly short game as well and deinitely not worth the asking price. Under a fiver maybe, but as it stands it has no redeeming qualities.

[Biertje373]

Platinum #55

Little Nightmares II

 

 Primetime Content Consumer
Your life is now free of challenges. Congratulations

 

Dificulty: 2/10

Fun: 9/10

Time: 10 hours

 

Horror games come in many shapes and forms, I do not play a lot of them but when I do, I usually have a good time, with this game there was no difference. Sure this horror game was mild but with a great atmosphere and I honestly loved this game more then the first one.

This is a very easy platinum, but I didn't mind, the most important thing is that I have fun and I sure did have a lot of fun.

 

Of course there are some positives and negatives with every game, let's see what I can thing of with the positives first:

+ The setting was great, it was very moody, the music really fit and the locations were awesome.

+ I am not great at puzzles, but most of them were managable for me.

+ The platforming was solid.

+ I loved hunting for the collectibles.

+ After I beat the game I had to return to some older levels and that's when I noticed how well they set up the twists of the game.

+ Being able to destroy some of the enemies honestly felt really good.

+ I was really into that ending, made me a bit sad but I loved that.

 

There aren't a lot of negatives, but I have some personal ones.

- I wasn't the biggest fan of the third level, to be more specific I kinda hated the mannequin section.

- Sometimes the jumps felt like a luck jump.

- I love short and sweet games but something in me wished that there was just one more level.

 

Aside from that, this is just a beautiful game, I really hope that there's going to be a Little Nightmares III because these games are a blast.

And here's my platinum screenshot, I love it:

Edited May 22, 2022 by Biertje373

[percy547389126yv]

#1,226 Asian version of Dusk Diver

[Welsh_Bush]

Plat#100 Fifa 22!! 

 

Thr trophy but has truly bitten!

 

Have a good day all!

[mr2k_pdh]

#74 - The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles

 

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The Great Ace Attorney
For being awarded all other accolades

51.80% | Common

Edited May 22, 2022 by mr2k_pdh

[Allexzia]

#48 - Dirt 5 (+100%)

 

 

DIRT LEGEND

Collect all other Trophies

 

Uncommon 26.23%

Difficulty 2/10 - DLC 3/10

Enjoyment 6/10

 

Alright racing game in general. Very easy platinum, although same races in DLC were a bit frustrating.

 

 

#49 - Far Cry 3 Classic Edition

 

 

Mastered the Jungle

Obtain all the Trophies

 

Uncommon 40.26%

Difficulty 3/10

Enjoyment 9/10

 

Probably the best one in the series.

 

 

Edited May 22, 2022 by Allexzia

[Golem25]

Platinum #122 - Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

 

 

 The Key to San Andreas - Unlock all trophies (the use of cheats will disable all trophies).

145,500 Owners - 18,623 Achievers for a percentage of 12.80% (average completion; 20.78%)

 

 

Enjoyment; 8/10

Difficulty; 3/10

Trophies; 8/10 (good use of key art for tiles, balanced list)

I'll have two number 9s, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45s, one with cheese, and a large soda ; 10/10

 

In just a couple of months, this game will be old enough to have voting rights - incredible how time flies! This is single best-selling game of the Playstation 2 (and of that entire console generation, for that matter), ported to the PS4 with Trophies a few years back before Rockstar completely missed the point with the 'Definitive' remasters that did more harm than good.

 

Twenty or so hours I spent running around Los Santos, San Fierro, Las Venturas, and the countryside separating these fine cities (plus a Liberty City cameo), and I can happily report that it still holds up ever so well! Sure, there isn't a weapon wheel or GPS navigation on the HUD, but San Andreas proves that even without these and other quality-of-life features - considered almost standard in open world games in the year of our Lord 2022 - it is the story, the gameplay, and, of course, the map that makes a sandbox game stand out.

 

 

The year is 1992, and Carl 'CJ' Johnson returns to his old neighbourhood of Los Santos in the state of San Andreas following the death of his mother. Even before getting to the graveyard he is intercepted by corrupt cops, and what follows is a wild romp throughout one of the best designed worlds in gaming as CJ links up with his old gang, a new-age hippie, Triads, the Italian Mafia, government operatives, rappers, and many other incredibly entertaining characters throughout a fantastic storyline. A colourful filter emulating smog (but secretly meant to mask the game's limited draw distance) drapes the world in muted colours as the players drives, shoots, swims (a series' first!), and flies from mission to mission, city to city, with developers Rockstar North pushing the old PS2 to the maximum of its abilities.

 

Of course, I played this on PS5 but even if the character models are rough and visibility so-so, the limited hardware back then really forced devs to get creative and rely on atmosphere and mood rather than cutting-edge graphics. And, honestly, while it might lack a certain wow factor, I was amazed with how immersive San Andreas proved to be so many years down the line from its release. The Trophies sweeten the deal and collectively provide a pleasant experience unlocking them, going from your typical story-tied trinkets to the typical GTA vehicle missions and some random odds and ends like winning a marathon (interesting type of activity to put in a crime-centered game, but that's an aside). Only one collectable-based Trophy is included for delivering thirty specific vehicle types for export, but the Horseshoes, Gang Tags, and Sea Shells thankfully aren't included in the requirements - as are many of the game's side activities.

 

 

100% completion of the game isn't required, where it was a demand for the Plat in III and Vice City, meaning that you can knock this version of the game out relatively quickly without much frustration. However, with the introduction of the 'Definitive' remaster/butchering, this PS2 port has since been pulled from the Playstation Store and was never available physically, so if you never did buy it in time you're out of luck now. I'm now in the luxury position of having Platted a version from every single Trophy-supported Grand Theft Auto game, which makes for quite nice viewing even if previously III and Vice City would previously have been Platinum checkmarks - think the real impressive feat here is GTA IV, all things considered.

 

Definitely not returning to the series any time soon now because f*** modern Rockstar.... although I'd probably line up for remasters (but preferably PS2) ports of LCS and VCS like the sucker I am. Such a shame we never did get San Andreas Stories for the PSP or Vita - now that would have been one terrific game!

Edited May 22, 2022 by Golem25