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[LukeTheGooner]

 

100% trophies for Disney Speedstorm this game is so smooth to play and the best free game you can download right now, I would have gotten all the trophies a while ago but I did it all completely free without spending on microtransactions, it's grindy without doing that but a very fun game (you pretty much need to log in daily though)

[SmileSlice]

100% Completion Time: 2 months, 3 weeks.
 

I was absolutely shocked at how simple this was to beat on NG+ on Ultra Hard difficulty.

 

Being at the maximum level of 60, along with using the Shield Weaver Armour and the DLC weapons, made about 90% of the campaign feel like what I’d imagine is on par with the Normal difficulty (I’d only played on Story difficulty for everything else).

 

A few really tense and tricky fights near the very end (I seriously hate those birds). I also had an over abundance of crafting materials, but were very nearly depleted once I destroyed the final boss.

 

Come prepared, come knowing enemy patterns and weaknesses, and come fully levelled up. You’ll triumph fairly easily on NG+ UH if you do. This has quickly become one of my favourite games of all time, and I’m beyond thrilled that I was able to acquire the full completion for it!

[EDGES]

 

ABYSS ODYSSEY - PS4 100% - 1.11% RARITY

 

ok small game, not really my type, but it has awesome character design/artstyle

[MidnightDragon]

 

This was quite a disappointment. I mainly got it for the nostalgia because I enjoyed the original Inspector Gadget cartoons when I was a kid. The story is interesting enough. MAD has taken over the city and after a time travel mishap, Inspector Gadget and his ancestors have to set things right. That being said, the gameplay itself is disappointing. It's a mediocre Mario Party clone for the most part. The graphics are outdated, the voice acting is a poor imitation of the voice acting from the cartoon, and the controls are so clunky. Thankfully, you can skip the games after a few failed attempts without messing with your progress, which I was forced to do a few times. Most of the games are easy to win, thankfully. The AI can be quite cheap. Nothing is missable as far as I can tell. You'll end up using the gadgets several times and the rest is just earned by playing the game. About the only real good thing is the remix of the Inspector Gadget theme they play at the title screen and that it's quick. If you want to play this game, get it as a gift like I did, at a VERY heavy discount or see if it goes on Plus. 

[MonaSaxPayne]

 

resogun 100%

 

this was originally my 2nd plat on this account... it's my first completion that is over 10 years old. as of now I am also the longest 100% achiever lol

[disaster500]

Dishonored - 0.84%

 

Usually I don't care about DLC, but this series is so good I had to go for the full completion. Dishonored has 3 DLC packs, 2 mini campaigns (which I'll group together) and 1 challenge/trial mode. My thoughts on the base game can be found somewhere in the Most Recent Platinum thread if you care.

 

In the order I played them:

 

1. The Knife of Dunwall + 2. The Brigmore Witches

 

Personal Difficulty: 5/10

 

In these two DLCs you play as Daud, the assassin who killed the Empress at the beginning of the base game. Six months after this, the city of Dunwall is in chaos. The Lord Regent is a tyrant, plague is destroying those unable to afford elixir, street gangs occupy large parts of the city etc. Daud knows this is happening because he killed the Empress, and regrets it. Seeking redemption, the Outsider (a godly figure) tells him to seek out the name "Delilah". The Knife of Dunwall is about finding out who or what Delilah is, and The Brigmore Witches is about stopping Delilah from causing even more suffering.

 

Combined, these two DLCs have 6 missions which are played similarly to the base game's 9. If you enjoyed the base game, you'll enjoy these two DLCs. I certainly did. Daud shares some powers and gadgets with Corvo, but brings some new ones, such as the powers Summon Assassin and Pull, and the gadgets Chokedust and Arc Mines.

 

These two have trophy lists like the base game's. The trophies for playthroughs with no kills, no detections, low chaos and high chaos return, so you'll need to play them at least twice each. The rest of the lists consist of either story trophies or miscellaneous trophies. If you get the platinum before getting these, it'll be very familiar. Like in the base game, these multiple playthroughs require different playstyles and have their own challenges. And just like the base game, it's fun all the way through. These two DLCs are easy recommendations to anyone who enjoyed the base game.

 

3. Dunwall City Trials

 

Personal Difficulty - 7/10 (although this is hard to rate as there's luck involved. I can see it being higher, as I may have got lucky)

 

The Dunwall City Trials are a collection of some random challenges, testing your ability on either stealth, combat, puzzles or speed. Depending on your performance, you'll be awarded 0-3 stars. Some challenges also have Expert versions which have extra restrictions, usually setting the difficulty to Very Hard and adding more obstacles.

 

For this set of trophies, you need 3 stars on every challenge, get some easy collectibles, and some miscellaneous trophies. The 3 star requirements vary a lot in difficulty, some are extremely easy such as Kill Cascade and Back Alley Brawl, and some are difficult, the hardest for me being Burglar (Expert).

 

In this one, you have to rob 6 decorative eggs out of a mansion. Points are awarded for collecting these plus extra loot lying around. Every time you get points there's a hidden multiplier based on number of eggs already collected and how stealthy you are. To get lots of points, you have to never get detected, and you have to leave the guards alone. No killing them, and no sleep darting/knocking them out either. The Normal version is quite easy, but the Expert one sets it to Very Hard, adds locked doors everywhere and prevents you from using your supernatural powers. Guards become extremely perceptive, and detect you pretty much instantly if you dare exist in their peripheral vision for a frame or two. You no longer have Blink for quick positioning, and you no longer have Dark Vision for detecting guards' FoV and loot through walls. I think this one took me about three hours to do, so it's quite hard.

 

Surprisingly though, some of the miscellaneous trophies are difficult, and most of them have luck involved too. The trophy Daredevil requires you to play the Bonfires challenge while doing all 6 tricky jumps in one run. In Bonfires, beams of light spawn across the map, and you have to traverse across the map to get to them as quickly as possible (mainly by using Blink). The tricky jumps are specific jumps to get to these beams of light, and usually involve something like Blinking through a small window. The jumps themselves aren't that hard, the problem is that you need the beams of light to spawn in a way where you even get the opportunity to try the jumps. I may have gotten very lucky with this one, it took me like 15-20 minutes but for a lot of people this one took hours of frustrating restarts.

 

Headhunter is quite annoying too, needing you to get only headshot kills on Assassin's Run with 100% accuracy. The worst one was By My Hand Alone, which requires you to get every single kill on Back Alley Brawl up to wave 13. Back Alley Brawl has you fight waves of enemies, and it's actually a very fun challenge due to Dishonored's great combat. The problem is that the enemies can be in different factions (for example guards, thugs, assassins etc) and are therefore hostile to each other. It is so infuriating trying to get this trophy, you have to play well to clear the arena of enemies as quickly as possible, and pray that whilst doing this, no enemy kills another at the opposite side of the map. So many times, a thug instakills a dog, or an assassin teleports upon spawning and kills somebody, or a tallboy spawns and rains down explosives on everything else. Attempt after attempt, something BS will happen and you'll end up with 1 missing kill that you didn't even know happened. Like getting 3 stars on Burglar (Expert), this trophy took me about 3 hours.

 

The Dunwall City Trials consist of a mixed bag of challenges, some are fun and some are really annoying. Some miscellaneous trophies are exceptionally annoying. However, the general gameplay of Dishonored is still fun. I have mixed feelings on this one, and wouldn't blame you if you skipped it.

Edited December 19, 2023 by disaster500

[StewartBros]

ASSASSIN'S CREED: ORIGINS

 

Finally earned every last trophy in the game, but I didn't stop there.  I went ahead and completed a ton of stuff in the game that isn't tied to trophies as well - solving every Papyrus Scroll, finishing every Discovery Tour, doing every side mission, completing all DLC locations, fully levelling up my gear with Star Shards, and fighting several of the time-limited bosses, such as Sobek, to earn new gear.

 

I think I clocked up around 130 hours all told, so although it was good fun, I'm glad it's finally over and I can move on to something else.

[mega-tallica]

 

That Kingdom Hearts game with the stupidly long title 

(AKA: Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth By Sleep: A Fragmentary Passage)

 

Difficulty: 3.5/5 - I personally really struggle with Kingdom Hearts games, they're just not games I particularly excel at. If it weren't for guides walking me through the proper way to defeat some of these bosses then this game would be a 5/5 difficulty for me. Particularly the secret Phantom Aqua fight and the final boss on Critical Mode. During my time researching this game for an easier time, apparently the Phantom Aqua fight is one of the top 5 hardest KH bosses so now that I've managed to beat her, I feel a little bit more confident attempting some of the other tough boss fights in the other games. 

 

The no-hit objectives were also tough in which you have to fight the story version of the phantom Aqua boss and the Darkside boss without getting hit. Getting no-hit in the Aqua fight is almost as hard the secret Phantom Aqua fight as her moves can sometimes be difficult to dodge unless you have the reaction times of an eagle. The Darkside fight wasn't as bad as you can just abuse shotlock through the whole thing and hope you don't get hit by those spiky orbs along the way. 

 

I don't think I would've ever beaten Critical Mode if it weren't for YouTube. The final boss is a clusterfuck. Hell, even the Demon Tower fight before the final boss is tough. Their attacks can be so random at times and on Critical Mode, if they get you stun-locked it's pretty much instant death. I managed to beat the Demon Tower on my own after many failures so by the time I got to the final boss, I just looked up a guide. I still died 3 times to him but if it weren't for a guide explaining you could skip the entire 2nd phase of the fight, I probably would've never have beaten him. 

[SmileSlice]

100% Completion Time: 8 months, 3 weeks.

 

Extremely fun and well put together DLC, I had an absolute blast with this! Thank goodness there were no additional trophies for Mercs though.

 

I took a long break in between the Platinum and the DLC to avoid burnout, as I detest speedrunning unless I’m watching GDQ. Huge relief that this wasn’t as tricky as the main game.

[SoapMacTavish222]

After 10 Years and 6 Months I was finally able to complete You Don't Know Jack for the PS3. Unfortunately, I didn't jump on the DLC right away whenever I first started this game. By the time I got around the finishing the platinum the DLC was already pulled from this game, so I considered these trophies all but lost. Luckily, I was able to get the DLCs from another completionist, so it's finally done!💪 

[serrated-banner9]

Difficulty: 1/10

Enjoyment: 3/10

Rarity: 67.05%

Time: 7 hours, 42 minutes, and 16 seconds.

 

a pretty bare bones game of Sudoku which i would find more enjoyable if i was better at it, it has some major flaws though like the cursor freezing every 10 seconds for a few seconds and infinite hints making this 100% easy as heck.

 

If you want to play Sudoku, find some online puzzles and don't buy this (unless you are a trophy addict then be my guest)

[Mr_Fluffy_Pants_]

 

Dredge 100% - The Pale Reach DLC
 

Shoutout to @jsisoo who basically bought this for me, as I won one of his giveaways

 

Had my eye on this for a while. I loved dredge and this is more of the same. If you liked dredge you will enjoy this.

 

It adds a new ice region, an ice breaker upgrade for your ship, and new ice type fish to catch. It’s a bit short all in all at about 2-3 hours if you use a guide, but when you buy it you get it for both ps4 and ps5 stacks so that’s pretty cool. 
 

The developer Black Salt games is making more DLC as well which is hopefully releasing some time in the new year, can’t wait to play it.

Edited December 27, 2023 by Mr_Fluffy_Pants_

[LukeTheGooner]

 

100% trophies in Death Park, got this for about £2 in the sale and it was a fun experience, you're a little kid trying to escape from the sexy clown above whilst solving puzzles along the way it's a short game but was fun tbh, will get Death Park 2 at some point when it's in sale

[MrGarland]

 

Phantasy Star Online 2

 

 

Difficulty: 3/10

Playtime: 140 hours

Enjoyment: 9/10 (PSO2), 10/10 (NGS)

 

MMOs aren't exactly my kind of thing, as they pretty much require dedication. Actually, the only MMO that I've played besides the subject of this post is RuneScape which I played in my early teen years. After that, I haven't touched any of them, until earlier this summer when I started this. I was looking for something that would keep me entertained as much as Knockout City did. Then I remembered this game, which I've seen popping up at least once on the PS Store. After some thinking, I decided to give it a try. Did I make the right choice?

 

Absolutely. At first, I had no idea what to expect. After playing for a while, I started to enjoy it more. To make it even better, it includes two games. The original and New Genesis. The former one has a solid gameplay, and there's nothing too bad about it, except that you can't heal while moving. You can only do so when standing still. That, and how locking into enemies seems to have a mind of its own, as there were several times when it switched to a different target, forcing me to change it.

 

While the gameplay might've been solid, it makes up with the amazing story. Other than Episodes 4 and 5, which were rather meh, it was really enjoyable and some of the moments caught me off guard which I wasn't expecting. I won't be giving any spoilers, as it's best to see it yourself.

 

Then there's New Genesis, which is my preferred version. The gameplay in this one is so much better, as you have a huge region to explore with plenty of collectibles to find and challenges to complete that will test your combat and platforming skills. The game also looks spectacular for a PS4 game and runs extremely smoothly which is always a plus.

 

As for negatives, I really don't have that much negative to say. My only complaint is that whenever you're playing in-game lottery, there's a chance that you'll receive the same customization item, even if you've obtained and used it before. Just a minor nitpick about an otherwise awesome game.

 

And that's all I have to say about this hidden gem. I may have obtained 100% of trophies, but I'll still keep playing it. After all, I still have a good amount of stuff to do, like hunting collectibles and completing challenges. Not to mention, the update that was released earlier this summer included a new story which I'm currently experiencing. The first part of the story was already tragic and I'm eager to see what direction it'll take.

 

 

 

[disaster500]

DOOM 64 - 15.83%

 

Time Played - 6 hours (I did a full playthrough first, would be <1 hour without it)

 

DOOM 64 was originally a Nintendo 64 exclusive, and was ported to modern platforms a few years ago. After the events of the first two games, where Doomguy stops the armies of Hell, a lone Mother Demon survives. She starts resurrecting all the slain demons, and Doomguy has to go kill her.

 

DOOM 64 is very similar to the games before it. If you like DOOM (1993) or DOOM 2, chances are you'll like this too. There's still no vertical aiming (autoaim takes care of verticality), levels are still complex and usually require many keys and switches to be hit, all the classic weapons and most of the demons are back. What's new is the new levels, improved visuals (including stuff like coloured lighting and fog), new weapon (the Unmaykr) and some new enemy variants. Overall, gameplay's solid, it's more classic DOOM gameplay, which is never a bad thing (unless it's DOOM 2 Master Levels).

 

The trophy list however is terrible. Firstly, DOOM 64 doesn't have a plat. Secondly, DOOM 64 originally didn't support saves (this port does though), so it has a password system. You can cheese the entire trophy list in like an hour and only ever play a handful of levels. That's just lame, so I did a full playthrough on "I own DOOM!" difficulty (which I think is Medium) before doing anything with passwords. The list consists of killing a few bosses, and some miscellaneous trophies, for a total of 10 trophies.

 

It's a shame DOOM 64 doesn't have a more fleshed out list like the ports of DOOM (1993) and DOOM 2. The game definitely deserves a better list, including a plat. Oh well, this was still fun to go through.

 

Next will be DOOM 3, which will not only be my 100th platinum, but is also the last DOOM plat I need. It'll be nice to finish off one of the greatest series in gaming history.

[Boomshanks]

TOKYO JUNGLE

 

 

Enjoyment:   3/10

Difficulty:     6/10

 

That's the final PS3 game without a platinum completed. Now there are only a few games with a platinum left to have my entire PS3 backlog done (except for a few games with unobtainable trophies 🥲). And what a game to close it out with.

 

Tokyo Jungle is shit and is one of those games that I regret getting. It's a very basic game which will run out of surprises within the first hour of playing and the trophies can be quite difficult to get. So even after I was long done with the game I still had a long way to go and most of it wasn't easy. In Tokyo Jungle all humans have suddenly disappeared from the world so it has been taken back by nature and animals roam free. There are a number of different animals to unlock but it essentially boils down to playing as a herbivore or a carnivore. You basically have to survive by eating other animals, staying out of the toxic air and mating when your animal starts to get old.

 

I got the game with a friend since you can play it in co-op. It was fun for a few hours, but again... you can see everything the game has to offer within that time and after that it just becomes a massive grind so we stopped playing. You can earn points to unlock other animals but there really is no point to it as they all play exactly the same, so it's basically a different skin and nothing else . I ended up working my way to unlocking the Cheetah since it's the fastest and you have to run away a lot to have any chance of survival.

 

The story is horrible and the missions take waayy to long. The final mission is especially terrible with a final boss that spawns minions that look exactly like him which makes the entire fight just one unorganised mess. I think there is a 'story' in the game but it's just some text files and really isn't worth reading. Then there is the Survival where you just have to survive as long as possible. Here you have the trophy of getting all of the challenges within one run which was giving me a lot of problems. See, the challenges are random and if you get certain challenges late in the game you can pretty much forget achieving them. So you often have to restart to get the right challenges. And a new set of challenges only starts after a certain year, so when I had already completed the previous challenges I often just had to sit around and wait for the right year to start before I could even make any progress . In the later years everything can easily kill you and they pursue you relentlessly and with a grudge throughout the areas. You can have bad luck and barely get any food in all of the areas around you, or have toxicity everywhere which can just kill your run then and there. The toxicity is a terrible mechanic. You can eat animals to lower it but some animals will inexplicably already be poisoned when you kill them, only causing your toxicity to rise even more ⚰️.

 

I tried to get all of the challenges a large number of times before finally completing it yesterday. What a relief to never have to play this game again. I'm glad some people can have fun with it, but I hated pretty much everything about it. Oh well, I'm glad it's finally completed so I can move on to better things. And completing my entire PS3 backlog is getting closer and closer - though there are still some very difficult games left to complete.

 

 

[alexandra-jane09]

 

God of War: Ragnarok 100% - Valhalla DLC

 

Not a fan of the Rogue lite genre, but I liked this DLC it acts a bit like the 2018 Niflheim world without the poisonous mist.  You have a gauntlet with some rooms  that have a rift in them, some of these rifts have a gold dust ring around them, these are very special as they give you the most of the currency, Fallen Echoes.  I recommend playing it on "Show me Resolve" as playing on the Easiest difficulty, " Show Me Will " doesn't yield as many Fallen Echoes and you need over 15,000 for one of the trophies and that only popped after I switched difficulty for my last run.   The Maze does have a timer on it, if Kratos takes too long in the gauntlet or fighting the enemies in them, the enemies level up so there is a catch to lingering.  Kratos is here forced to face some of his memories of Greece, and has to battle Tyr although Tyr states at the end of the first fight that Kratos is not ready to face his final memories thus, he is thrown out of the Gauntlet .   Freya and her Valkyries including Sigrun appear and assist Kratos on his journey through the gauntlet and facing his past, the good the bad and the ugly. 

Edited March 31 by alexandra-jane09

[Mr_Fluffy_Pants_]

 

My newest 100% - Firewatch

 

When I bought this game I could have swore I looked up the trophy list and it said it had a platinum, oh well though it was still a good game. 
 

I recommend it, some good humour, good story and overall chill experience. The character Delilah was funny. Wasn’t a fan of the ending though.

Edited December 31, 2023 by Mr_Fluffy_Pants_

[Vynzen]

A little late, but yes...

 

[GothGirlMaxine]

First completion of 2024!

 

Farming Simulator (PS3)

 

Difficulty: 2.5/10

Fun Factor: 7/10

Completion Time: 80-90 hours
 

 

The original Farming Simulator, it certainly sounds rudimentary compared to Farming Simulator 22, but it is interesting to see the differences within a decade of advancements in technology and simulators. Either way, Farming Simulator from 2013 shows how the humble beginnings have evolved into a niche community of simulator enthusiasts, and the games are very enjoyable on top. 

[Ceridane]

 

Enjoyment: 8/10

Difficulty: 2/10

Time for 100% : 17 hours

 

First 100% of 2024 🙂

[erwint0920]

Sparkle 2

 

[Viper]

Extreme Wrestling

 

You know, we give a lot of shit to these 2 minute Jumping Chicken Nugget games or whatever...but when compared to this game, if there's anything I can actually give them credit for, is being completely functional experiences. Extreme Wrestling makes Magus and Little Adventure on the Prairie look like masterpieces in comparison. Terrible graphics and literally stealing assets from WWE (Undertaker from a past SvR game is right in here) aside. The game is a broken pile of sheer nothingness. Someone literally threw this together as a joke, made a few bucks off of it and called it day knowing full well it'd get approved to be on PlayStation. It's only 2v2 Tag Matches, and all you do is press Triangle over and over until your opponents health is at 0, which then causes an automatic pin to be applied...you win 15 matches and the 100% is yours. But it's surrounded by moves that connect when the two wrestlers are nowhere near each other, and the camera is the jankiest thing I've ever seen in a game. It's not only the worst wrestling game I've ever played...it's easily the worst game on my entire profile. 

Edited January 2 by Viper

[neospoon]

Comix Zone

[ShadowAshura95]

I recently completed Trine 2, and although It doesn't have a Platinum, which is a pity, Outlast!!!. That insane trophy was something🙃🙃.