Any psn games with platinum trophies

It certainly seems like a lot of love went into making the game although perhaps not quite as much time. On the subject of time, those looking for an easy platinum can expect to spend 30 minutes or so playing Storm Boy. First, players will need to play each of the game's minigames.

It's possible to get the trophy by quitting out as soon as the criteria have been met, but they're so short there's almost no point. After playing every game at least once, they'll then need to be played a second time through the 'remember' submenu accessed from the game's main menu. Once again, quitting out after a few seconds won't prevent the platinum trophy from popping so the option remains for anybody just wanting to get their trophy and move on. FoxyLand was released towards the end of and seems to exist primarily to provide a quick and easy platinum trophy.

There's very little skill required in order to unlock all of the game's trophies and it can be accomplished in around 20 minutes. Looking at the trophy requirements may make the prospect of obtaining the platinum seem more daunting than it actually is.

With the exception of the one obtained by purchasing an item from the game's shop though, all of the trophies will pop at some point during a playthrough.

FoxyLand is an incredibly short and easy game and players don't actually need to reach the very end in order for the platinum trophy to pop. FoxyLand 2 follows the same formula. Slyde is a puzzle game developed and published by Top Rated Design.

It'll set players back a little over a dollar and has sold around , copies. Looking at the game in action, that might come as something of a surprise, but a quick glance at the game's PSN Profiles page explains everything — almost every owner of Slyde has the platinum. In order to unlock it, players will need to score at least points on a medium or hard difficulty puzzle.

Even without a guide, this is a fairly simple task that can be done in a couple of tries. When using a walkthrough, however, it's possible to complete the puzzle in around 15 seconds - making this both the easiest and fastest platinum trophy that players will ever legitimately earn. Genshin Impact tasks players with venturing across the vast terrains of Teyvat, but there's a big tip to make it a lot easier.

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Confirm age. Sign In to your Sony account and we'll remember your age next time. Earthfall not only requires killing these randomly spawned targets, but also requires that the user is the one who fired the killing shot. If somebody else on the team got the killing blow The roster of trophies in Devil May Cry 5 is a mixed bag, featuring a good amount that are simply tied to progression. The kicker, however, is that various difficulty modes have to be conquered too. Players will need to master Nero before even looking at such an achievement.

Even having the best hunter tools in the game will scarcely help. As difficult as simply reaching the end credits can be, fans who want the platinum trophy will really have to go the extra mile.

Not to mention the fact that the platinum means nothing without also acquiring the trophies from the DLC, The Old Hunters where some truly devastating bosses dwell. As franchise fans will know, Monster Hunter World is a game that never really ends. Yes, the story can be wrapped up and the credits will roll, but this is a franchise about taking hundreds of hours, finally getting rare drops, completing armor sets, and learning new weapons. As always, there are a fair amount of simple progression-based trophies, but others require a whole lot of grind, plus RNG and luck in some cases.

Then there are the new Iceborne trophies! Speaking of games that are notoriously, viciously difficult, our next case study is none other than Super Meat Boy. For many, this old-school platformer is one of the most brutal titles to hit the genre in recent gaming memory, and its roster of trophies certainly attests to this. Beat all Warpzones? Beat every separate hunk of the Dark World without dying individually? Any gamer with the perseverance and skill to nab this platinum really is a platformer master.

Honestly, this is a bit of a pick one's poison situation. Between the regular game and its three DLC packs The Assignment, The Consequence, and The Executioner , there are 72 trophies available in this mind-bending survival horror title.

The trophies range from just plain time-consuming upgrading all weapons, for instance to incredibly difficult. Completing the game on Akumu mode the hardest difficulty with additional restrictions such as any damage at all one-shotting the player has pushed more than one player to uninstall the game. All the player is tasked to do is tap a jar of Mayo multiple times while the jar occasionally wears various costumes and skins throughout the process.

So, why not? Another game that tasks the player to do little more than the main quest, The Order: is one of the earliest PS4 exclusives.

It's an excellent game and is highly underrated. With about only 22 trophies in total, it doesn't take a lot of effort for a seasoned gamer to earn the platinum. All it asks is to find some collectibles and to kill a certain amount of enemies in a number of ways. Players will also be allowed to pop in and out of chapters to find any missing collectibles, which is always a nice feature.

Another artistic story-based game on this list, but this time it's a walking simulator. Players will go on a journey to unravel the mystery to the emptiness of the world by following some narrative sequences.

As a plus, the game takes a short while to beat, not unlike a lot of walking simulators with the incentive of an easy plat as well. All the player has to do is do some extra side stuff and earn the platinum in just about three hours. Slyde is quite frankly a laughable game. This game was advertised and sold on the store for less than a pound—it's only available on the EU store—as a free platinum. It takes literally a minute to earn this platinum trophy, which is both hilarious and shameful.

But, again, that is the purpose of this list, and a plat is a plat. Donut County is one of the most fun and engaging indie titles of this generation. The characters are quirky and engaging, and the gameplay is there simply to relax the player, along with its smooth soundtrack in the background.

Much like other titles on this list, players will be tasked with finding the usual secret achievements. If a player misses one, however, they can easily go back to any level with to find them.

Aside from being very relaxing, the whole game can also be beaten in just between two to three hours. It's quite jarring to think a FromSoftware game of all things would be on a list like this, but, here we are.

While not a traditional game like the others on this list, as it is a PSVR exclusive. Players only need to finish the main story, which is easy enough as the game is just about three hours to complete.