I'm a simple person. Sometimes I want to play the best of the best… but sometimes
I just wanna see those trophies pop. Here's ten easy platinum trophies you can
get on ps4 right now! Sound Shapes is a 2D platformer with a
very striking artstyle; it's a really fun game that may be short, but it
doesn't overstay it's welcome. I'd recommend it even if you have no
no interest in trophies. But, if you want it's platinum trophy, the fun really begins
after you're done with the main game, as you'll unlock two extra modes: Death Mode
and Beat School. With the exception of the trophy you get by completing
the campaign mode, every trophy in the game is unlocked by completing each stage of
these two other modes. On one side there's Beat School, which is pretty
interesting. You have to listen to a small music loop and then try to
replicate it by inserting notes on this board; if
music is your thing, I'd imagine this mode could be pretty
fun. But if not, you can just look at the solutions for each stage on the internet
if you don't feel like doing this; I'm not gonna judge, I did the same. On the
other side there's Death Mode, and it's definitely
worth of it's name; You'll be tasked with collecting a
a certain number of notes in a certain amount of time.
It's an enough challenge on it's own, but the notes spawn randomly which
wouldn't be much of a problem if the time you're given wasn't so strict
strict that even if you play perfectly, you won't be able to clear a stage if the notes didn't
so happen to spawn close to each other. It's infuriating, for sure.
Ok, I gotta be honest, this platinum is actually pretty tough, but there's a
particular quirk about it that makes it worth of you time. After you
get all the trophies (and there sure are a lot of trophies), try using the "cloud sync" option
and then whip out another platform like the PS3 and… whatever this thing is
and use the cloud sync on the version of this game for that
platform and bam you unlock all of the trophies in the game again. that's pretty
cool and if you want to get even more trophies you can *Screen glitch* So hey fellas, while
working on this video, I came upon the news that the Sound Shapes servers are
going to be closed down October 15 2018. It will still be possible to get the
platinum, but this Cloud Sync trick will not be possible anymore, so by the time
so by the time you're watching this, you'll won't be able to do this anymore.
Oops. Still a fun game, tho. To be honest, I was questioning whenever to
put this one on the list, because while you can easily get this platinum in
half an hour; it is a puzzle game, meaning that you'd most likely need to see
the solutions on the internet if you really wanted to do it that fast.
and I don't think it's really fair to say that a game is easy because can look at
the solutions on the internet you know but on the other hand this game has one
of the most insane exploits I ever seen and I kinda want to put it on the list
sorely because of it. Anyway, what even is this game? Energy Cycle is a puzzle
game in which you need to make all the dots share the same color; change one dot,
and all adjacent dots change too. Simple stuff, but can get
complicated. There's three game modes: Puzzle, Time Attack and Infinite Play; puzzle
mode has a number of pre-determined puzzles, and you'll need to complete all
of them for trophies… feel free to look up the solutions on the internet, or do
I dunno. The other modes are effectively randomly generated puzzles,
complete one and the game will create another one, the only difference between
the two mode is that one has a time limit and the other has not; to get all
the trophies, you'll need to reach level 30 in the Time Attack
and level 50 in the Infinite Play mode. It is a very daunting task, especially
considering how you can't really save in between these puzzles… but this is where the
fun begins. The moment when you complete the first
puzzle, start mashing the X button; as long as you're mashing it, you'll instantly
move to the next puzzle, making these trophies extremely easy to get. So yeah,
that's a thing you can do. Some people may say "Trophies are dumb! They add nothing
to the experience!", and to those people, I ask: Why does Mecho Tales cost $20 on
Playstation when it costs $1 on Switch? Better question, why does this game
costs $20 dollars anyway? Mecho Tales here is a 2D Platformer with a strong story, just
take a look at it
Don't you just hate when that happens? If you're looking for an easy platinum, I
think this game is fine; it's fairly short and it's not that bad… could
do without these disappearing blocks, though. But honestly, I kinda
feel like it it could've been so much more; I can tell they put a lot of effort
into it, but it just feels like they ran out of money midway through. Real shame,
because the art is really nice, even if it is a bit too busy for my tastes
Anyway, for the platinum trophy you just need to finish the story, which is
fairly easy with the exception of the final boss which is a bit dumb; just stay on
this corner and shoot at it until he dies, and hope he doesn't use this
attack too often. After you're done with the story, you'll most likely just need
to buy all of the stuff in the shop for that shiny platinum; make sure to kill
every enemy you see to get as much money as you need. But even if you do so, you'll
still need to grind a little, so just do the first stage over and over until you get
enough money. Squareboy vs Bullies: Arena Edition… what a name.
Squareboy here was just chilling one day, when the bullies came out of nowhere and
messed him up.
Can relate. But then Sensei comes and brings Squareboy to his dojo… and yes,
he wants to be called Sensei; bit weird, but ok. After some training,
our square fella is ready to take revenge on those pesky bullies! Well, it's
a cute game; feels like something that a kid would make… for better and for
worse. I will say that it is a well made game, at least compared to some
other games I've played hmmm; but it's not really all that good.
The controls are stiff, it's really easy to get locked in an infinite
loop if enemies knock you down, making you lose almost all of your HP, and
even if the game can be beaten in a hour or two, it feels like it drags on more than
than it should. But, can you really hate a game with
with lines like "I will kick your behinds, you big dafs!"? you can put that on my list
of things to never do again. For the platinum trophy, you'll need to use every type
of attack, so make sure to check those move lists, as you'll also get a
trophy for doing so; otherwise, just make sure to attack an enemy with every weapon in
the game at least once, as there are trophies that require you to hit an
enemy with each one. There's also a trophy for hitting two enemies at the same
time with a weapon, one on your front and one from the back, which sounds a lot
harder than it really is, just make sure to keep enemies close to you, and you'll get
it easily. Lastly, you'll also need to hit enemies
with stuff like tires, trash cans, boxes and crates… but within these kind of
trophies lies a very sneaky one, one that is very easy to miss. In the docks
level, you'll find this one crate near the end of it; do not try to use it,
as you will need it for later. After you finish all the enemies in this section,
some bully in a ninja costume is gonna show up, and there's a trophy that
requires you to hit this one ninja with that one crate that you saw before.
It's bit sneaky, and you would need to do the entire stage again if you missed
this one thing, so be careful. Undertale is a game that
needs no introduction, as it is one of the more popular games out there… But, if for some reason you
have never heard of it, Undertale is a quirky little RPG in
which you don't need to kill the enemies; it's a short game,
but it's filled to the brim with all kinds of stuff, and it's a joy to play. It's
definitely my favorite game from this list, I feel like I find something new
every time I play it. But, how are the trophies? Well… "Don't
Worry, I Have Lots of Ideas for Trophies", "Like Getting Items", "Or Getting More Items"…
"Help Me, I'm Out of Ideas!". *laugh* Undertale has a very simple trophy list;
along with the aforementioned trophies, that really just requires you to get
four items, (which is something that's harder to not do, really) there's also the
story related trophies which don't even require you to finish the story,
just reach this one spot and bam, platinum trophy. Lastly, there are the
the Dognate trophies, and these… are some of the funniest trophies I've ever seen.
After meeting a certain criteria, if you go to this house and enter it's sink, you'll see a
donation box. To get all fifteen of these kind of trophies, you'll need to donate three hundred and fifty G
to that box but, not only there's a limit to how much you can donate at a time,
meaning you'll need to leave the area and come back just to donate some more, you
can only donate 1G at a time. You'll be here for a while. It is really
nny seeing all the stuff that gets brought with the money you're donating, and
overall, it's a pretty nice parody of trophy collecting. But, if you're feeling a bit…
genocidal though, you'll find the donation box right in this place, which you'll pass
naturally in the story; you can just deposit all the money in one go,
but still only 1G at a time. Undertale clearly could've had a more complex
trophy list, and a far harder one; but I'd say the fun of the game is
doing stuff because you want to do it, so if you felt like you had to do
ething because of a trophy, I'd feel like this would undermine the experience,
so this is a fair compromise. All right, now we get to the really easy stuff.
36 Fragments of Midnight is a game in which you need to go around a
randomly generated area, collect all 36 thingies and go back to where you started,
and then you win! It's a very simple game, in fact there's a trophy that requires
you to beat the game in under six minutes, which sounds a lot scarier than
it really is, first time I managed to do it, I did it in under five minutes,
so it's certainly doable. Just be mindful that it is really easy to get lost if
you're not careful, I'd recommend going in a clockwise order, just to be safe.
Also, while the game can be beaten in minutes, your character dies in one hit,
so you'll most likely need to try a few times until you get it right. There are
some other trophies to watch out; you will need to die to every type of
obstacle, and also die with only one of the things, die with 35 thingies and die with 36 thingies
without going back to the place where you began. It's a fun game, and it looks
nice… but I'd only recommend if you really want an easy platinum, as there's not much
to this game outside of what I just said.
… This sure is a game. If you want the platinum trophy of Little Adventure
on the Prairie, just play all the… twelve? stages? All the trophies are obtained by
just completing each stage; there's also some trophies related to upgrading your
power, but you'll easily find these on the stages… the last stage just has a
bunch of these thrown around. It can be a bit tricky because enemies can just drain
your health like it's nothing, so you kinda have to do this so you can attack them,
which is a bit odd, but overall it's really easy… to the point where it feels really
pointless when you get it. Honestly, as someone who played with Unity Engine
before, I really don't want to complain too much because, even something like
this takes some effort to make… All I'm gonna say is that I'm impressed
that this got released on the Playstation Store. Ok, so here's a Shoot'em Up with
twelve stages, pretty cool. All right, just finished the third stage, good
pace… well, guess that's it, then. This one is just weird; the game has twelve stages,
ut you just get the platinum trophy when you reach the fourth stage.
Especially considering how the steam archievements for this game are a lot
harder than the ones on the Playstation. I believe it's like this
because turns out people want to buy games with easy trophies; Little
Adventure on the Prairie sold pretty well for it's developers… And I'm a
simple man, I see easy trophies, I buy it. Especially considering how the game is really
easy, to the point where it gets boring, as you kill some enemies,
wait a little until more show up, and then you shoot them. There's definitely better
choices for these games on PS4. Do make sure to shoot all the enemies you see, as there
are trophies related to killing a number of certain enemy types.
you're having trouble, feel free to put it on easy if you want. Overall, really
easy, but kinda boring even if
it takes around 10 minutes to get. The dialogue is pretty funny, tho. "Wow!! That
was a tough one." Fellas, don't you guys hate when you buy
buy a shiny new game and you're like "YEAH!! I CAN'T WAIT TO PLAY THIS NEW GAME!!!!" but
then you remember that you have to actually play the game?
LMAO SAAAAAAME. Good thing Jak II here has a very interesting exploit that we can use
to unlock all the trophies in one go… I'll be using the Playstation 3 version
because I didn't feel like buying this game again just to show this trick,
but this is something that only works on the PS4 version. I mean, you can do this
trick in other versions of this game but it will only do this thing we want to
do on the ps4 version. Ok it's a bit complicated so I'll just explain as I go
On the title screen, hold L3 and press up, up, down, down, left, right, left,
right, cross, cross, square, circle, square, circle , if you did it correctly
you'll go to the main menu and you'll see a "secrets" option on it that's normally not
there. Now, hold L3 again and press circle, square, circle, square, cross,
cross, right, left, right, left, down, down, up, up. On the PS3 version, it should show some
weird text on the top of the screen, if you did it correctly, but on the PS4
version nothing's going to happen; after doing so you start a new game and wait
until you actually play the game okay so when you catch to the main game pause
the game and hold r2 and r1. If everything worked out you notice that
the text on the center of the menu is going to change if that happens this
scroll through the options while still holding L2 and R1 until you reach
the "Secrets" option, select it and you'll be at the secret "Debug" mode, giving you
access to a bunch of stuff. Feel free to stop holding L2 and R1 if you want. Now,
to unlock all those trophies, you'll need to go to Level Select
and select the final stage "Destroy Metal Kor at Nest"; This will put you
right into the final battle, and this is kinda where this trick only really
works on the PS4 version; by entering this stage, a bunch of story related
trophies are going to be unlocked. if you do this on PS4 every story related
trophy gets unlocked right here, but on the other versions not all of them gets
unlocked, so you'll still need need to do some extra efforts to unlock them. Anyway
, just entering this stage won't unlock every trophy in the game, as there's a bunch of
of trophies related to collectibles; those can be unlocked really easy, but you will
need a second controller to do so. Basically just get your second
controller and press L3 and X a bunch of times, this will unlock all the
collectible trophies in one go. After all of that, there will be one more trophy to
unlock, the one that it's unlocked when you defeat the final boss and beat the
game, so pause the game, hold L2 and R1, go to the debug menu again, select "Scene
Player Act 3" and select the final cutscene "The Celebration" to get the
trophy. And just like that, you'll get the platinum trophy! … Sure, you can also
get the platinum by just playing the game, but really, who even wants to play
videogames these days, right!? The title of this video may say something about ten
platinum trophies that you can get right now but… getting this one may be a bit
more complicated, as this game is so shameless that it was delisted from the
Playstation store the day after it was released. I can't say if the game
was removed from the store due to how easy it's platinum was, or because it's actual
name is "Star Star Star Star Star One Thousand Top Rated". Anyway,
this is a game about those sliding puzzles… sure love thoooooose. For this platinum
trophy, you'll need to start ten puzzles, solve 1 easy puzzle, 1 medium puzzle,
1 hard puzzle, and 2 other puzzles, improve your time by at least 1 second,
and solve a puzzle in more than 2 min. By the way, that's the description
for the platinum trophy, so already a good sign. But, sliding
puzzles can be kinda complicated. I mean, it's not like it's going to
scramble the pieces the same way every time right? Hahah Yep; while the
different difficulty settings have different solutions, they're always the
same every time, meaning the solutions are always the
same every time. Shame because it may have been a nice game if you wanted
a sliding puzzle game for your ps4. Anyway for the easy puzzles
for the medium puzzles
and lastly, the hard puzzles
Do be mindful that there is a trophy that asks you to complete a puzzle
after two minutes have passed, so I'd recommend waiting two minutes before
doing your first puzzle because after doing the first one, you will need to beat
your time's thrice so don't complete them too fast, or you
might have trouble beating your previous time. Of course, feel free to delete
your save file if that happens. The time-related trophies reads improve your
"Improve your best result for first time.", "Improve your best result by one or less second."
and "Improve your best time for 2 times." but none of that really matters because
due to some glitch or whatever, you'll unlock one of these trophies as long as
you beat your previous time. I mean, I get the trophy for beating my best time
twice before the one that I get when I beat my best time for the first time
there's something weird there. Complete a puzzle on each difficult, and beat
your best time three times, and then just start and quit a puzzle a few more
times until you get that platinum trophy. Pretty easy. And that's ten easy platinum trophies
on ps4. Do you know any other games with easy trophies? Leave a comment down
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