What is the hardest game to platinum?

Trophy hunters who seek the ultimate Platinum Trophy on their PlayStation 4 will have a tough time getting them for these PS4 games….The 20 Hardest Platinum Trophies To Get On PS4

1 The Last Of Us Remastered.
2 Furi.
3 Grand Theft Auto V.
4 Gran Turismo Sport.
5 Alien: Isolation.
6 The Evil Within.
7 Super Meat Boy.

What is the longest game to platinum?

White Knight Chronicles has 600+ hours. Final Fantasy X is by far the hardest game I’ve ever tried to platinum. You need to max everyone’s sphere grid, but that’s actually the easy part.

Is Diamond stronger than platinum?

Platinum is not a hard metal. It is 4 – 4.5 on the MOHs scale of hardness. This means it can be scratched by anything harder than it is. Diamond is ten on the MOHs scale and can easily scratch platinum.

Which is the hardest PlayStation 3 Platinum Trophy?

Just like we mentioned in our toughest PlayStation 4 platinum trophies list, the Street Fighter IV group of games had some of the toughest platinum trophies in the PlayStation 3 era. In order to unlock the platinum trophy, you’re going to need to have some pretty impressive Street Fighter skills to take on the challenge.

Which is the hardest game on the PlayStation?

Titan Souls is an excruciatingly difficult title that tasks players with fighting a series of tough bosses. Though the premise sounds straightforward, the game’s trophies will make you wince in pain just by reading their descriptions.

What’s the hardest game to get a platinum for?

[Editor’s Note: I have 187 platinums and this one broke me. – Michael Leri] It shouldn’t be a surprise that a Ninja Gaiden game has found its way onto this list, seeing how this long-running Japanese series is perhaps best known for its grueling difficulty settings.

Are there any platinum trophies for PS4 games?

Buckle up for some of the most difficult platinum trophies on PS4. Some games are exclusive to the system, some aren’t, but they’re all going to be super challenging and they’ve all inspired gamers to replace their controller (and even TV sets) after coming so close but ending up so far.