Check out 43 easy PS5 trophy lists in awesome games (November 2024) (2025)

The PS5 and PS4 have some amazing games, and some of them even have easy trophy lists! Here is our guide to easy platinum trophies.

Sean Lawson

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Update: We've added A Plague Tale Requiem for you to try and platinum throughout November 2024. You will find the easiest platinums at the very bottom of the list. However, everything here is pretty simple to earn! Check them out and enjoy!

We are guiding you through any and all of the easy platinum trophies in games available on PS5, PS4, and PS3. Any games with trophies are eligible as long as they are good and not shovelware, this means games with a long but simple platinum can qualify.

Easy platinum trophies to earn in November 2024

This list has been curated by the TrueTrophies team of Editor Kes and Staff Writers Lee and Sean from personal experience, review scores, and community ratings, to try and bring genres for everyone. While there will be different scales in trophy difficulty, everything on here will be obtainable without too much effort or planning needed.

Nearly all of the games are playable on PS5 — from games native to Sony's latest console, to older PS4 games you can play through backward compatibility, to games that you can play using your PS Plus subscription. However, there may be one or two PS3 entries that sneak their way onto the list.

Here are the easiest platinum trophies to earn on PlayStation!

43. Vambrace Cold Soul

Here are the Vambrace Cold Soul trophies
Time to platinum: 30-40 hours
Difficulty: 3/10
Missables: 16

Vambrace Cold Soul is not a hard game to platinum, however, it does require a slight bit more attention than some other titles on this list. With that said, there are no difficulty-related trophies or collectibles (aside from the costumes) to worry about, which is always a bit of a relief. Looking at the trophies, you will spot that the platinum trophy 'Queen Of Icenaire' sits with a completion rate of 2.30% on PSN. Despite this low number, we assure you that the platinum isn't all that hard to earn.

Vambrace plays a lot like Darkest Dungeon, albeit, a lot more forgiving. The biggest challenge you'll be facing in Vambrace is collecting all of the costumes (of which there are 26). You will need multiple playthroughs in order to earn all three trophies connected to unlocking costumes and will also need to see three different endings (all of which have costumes attached to them).

We recommend using a guide to grab all of the costumes as it will make your life and the platinum substantially easier than going in blind. This will also help with missable trophies (which are also connected to costumes). Aside from the fiddly aspect of costume collecting, this is a simple and easy platinum trophy well worth your time.

42. Spiritfarer

Here are the Spiritfarer trophies
Time to platinum: 40-50 hours
Difficulty: 3/10
Missables: 3

Spiritfarer is an unbeliveable game. It's about death and boats, which works much better than one might think. As you journey around different islands collecting animals with different personalities and life tales you'll be building out a small community aboard your boat. What follows is a wonderfully scored piece of art with a narrative that'll reduce you to tears and an addictive gameplay loop that will have you playing until the wee hours.

Its platinum trophy will take you 40 hours, but it's not a chore by any means. You'll have to keep an eye out for one missable trophy and make sure that you stay in the good books of your passengers, but when I went into the game I overthought that process. Really, it's just about being a completionist, and I suspect if you are here reading this then you might already be one and have no problems at all. Seriously, this is a brilliant indie — off you go!

41. Chernobylite

Here are the Chernobylite trophies
Time to platinum: 20-30 hours
Difficulty: 3/10
Missables: —

Chernobylite throws you into a strange sci-fi adventure game where you explore the terrifying lands of Chernobyl. On your journey, you'll uncover a host of mysteries, face down monsters, recruit allies, build resources, and change your fate. What makes all of this better is the fact the platinum is incredibly easy to earn, something I can personally vouch for.

Let's start with what we all love to hear when trophy hunting — there are no missable trophies. The game allows you to jump back into any level you have played and change the events of the game, which means you can grab any trophies you may have missed and unlock a bunch of new levels to venture through. The platinum trophy 'Chernobylite Communion' sits with an overall completion rate of 6.50% on PSN.

40. Dream Daddy

Here are the Dream Daddy trophies
Time to platinum: 10-30 hours
Difficulty: 3/10
Missables: —

Honestly, this game is fantastic, hilarious, and just an all-around good time — regardless of whether dads are your thing or not. You'll meet an abundance of dads who are looking for love — and it just so happens, so are you! You'll get to know and fall in love with all of the different characters as you progress to earn the platinum trophy 'All The Dads' — spoiler, Craig is the best.

While you will naturally earn most trophies from completing each dad's route successfully, a few trophies can be missed if you aren't careful and they do require some specific choices to be made at key points in the route. The likes of 'Panic! At The Disco,' 'Cannonball,' and 'Save Ferris' all require a bit of thought. The other tricky trophies to keep an eye on all center around the different mini-games you play with each dad, these contain the hardest trophies to earn with 'Yo Ho Ho Ho' and 'Catch of the Day' both of which you will come across in Brian's route — it's advised to make a save before each of these mini-games so that you can keep reloading until you are successful. Apart from these obstacles, Dream Daddy is an adorable and hilariously good time that is well worth adding to your platinum collection.

39. Bright Memory Infinite

Here are the Bright Memory Infinite trophies
Time to platinum: 5-10 hours
Difficulty: 3/10
Missables: —

Bright Memory Infinite is an absolute blast to play through, with non-stop over-the-top action coming at you left, right, and center. There isn't much of a story here other than the 'bad people are trying to do something bad' kind of thing. Frankly, the gameplay is so much fun that all we want to do is eviscerate our enemies in a sea of blood and guts anyway. Using your sword, guns, and magical powers you will traverse a variety of beautiful locations and take on boss fights with some spectacular designs.

The trophy list is far from complex, with most trophies relating to killing enemies with the many different weapons and skills in your possession. 'SR Gold' and 'Herculean Strength' are just two examples of these types of trophies you will be working towards. The gold trophy 'Infinite' tasks you with clearing the game on 'Hell' difficulty. Fear not, this trophy is actually very simple as all you have to do is reload the last chapter and fight against the final boss to earn this trophy on Hell difficulty — no need to beat the entire game again.

38. Stellar Blade

Here are the Stellar Blade trophies
Length: 40-50 hours
Difficulty: 3/10
Missables: Most of them due to points of no return

Stellar Blade centers around Eve, an absolute badass who must fight against grotesque creatures called Naytiba and wrestle Earth away from destruction. As you progress through the game's story you'll learn more about the Naytiba, Mother Sphere, how Earth came to be in such poor shape, and about all the survivors residing in this decaying world.

Stellar Blade is a completionist dream, the game will see you scanning every inch of every map to take that platinum trophy home with you. In positive news, the game doesn't have any difficulty-related trophies to worry about. However, there are points of no return and missables to worry about. You also have three different endings to get, one of which will require an entire second playthrough.

Thankfully the game is pretty simple, can be played on the easiest difficulty, and there are guides aplenty to help you grab anything you may have missed. In the end, the platinum trophy ‘EVE Protocol’ will be yours for the taking. As it stands, the platinum currently has an overall completion rate of 7.90% on PSN.

37. Darker Skies

Here are the Darker Skies trophies
Time to platinum: 10-15 hours
Difficulty: 3/10
Missables: 2

Darker Skies is a game set in the War of the Worlds universe and is surprisingly compelling despite its rough around the edges appearance. While there are certainly a few issues and bugs here and there, the game itself is a short and enjoyable romp that doesn't overstay its welcome in a universe that deserves more attention from the gaming world.

When it comes to the trophies there are only two that you need to keep in mind as you progress through the story — everything else is either story-related or will come naturally through play. The two trophies 'Tooled Up' and 'Super Jack' can't be earned in the same playthrough due to a lack of resources being available to you.

Thankfully, there is a cheeky workaround. If you don't use your points and instead save them up, towards the end of the game you can unload them all into one category (unlocking one of the trophies) and then quickly drop out of the game without saving and put all the points into the other category — boom, trophy dilemma bypassed. The platinum trophy 'Civilization Reborn' sits with an overall completion rate of 7.6% on PSN.

36. Like A Dragon Gaiden The Man Who Erased His Name

Here are the Like A Dragon Gaiden The Man Who Erased His Name trophies
Time to platinum: 25-30 hours
Difficulty: 3/10
Missables: —

Like A Dragon Gaiden The Man Who Erased His Name follows series protagonist Kazuma Kiryu as he navigates the world around him while also pretending to be dead. The events of this game take place alongside the events of Yakuza Like A Dragon and a few familiar faces from that title will pop up here and there. However, you can play both games separately and still understand everything that is unfolding on your screen.

Unlike other Yakuza/Like A Dragon titles, the trophy list for this one is surprisingly easy — something we definitely won't complain about. The platinum trophy 'The Dragon of Dojima' sits with an impressive completion rate of 13.20% on PSN, the highest of any game in the franchise.

The trophy, 'The World's Strongest,' which is connected to beating the character, Anon, is by far the hardest trophy to earn. However, as long as you tackle this fight after leveling up a fair bit (and stocking up on healing and heat-rising items) you'll have this platinum in the bag. There are no missables or difficulty-related trophies to worry about, which is always a joy to see!

35. A Plague Tale Requiem

Here are the A Plague Tale Requiem trophies
Length: 20-30 hours
Difficulty: 3/10
Missables: —

A Plague Tale Requiem is a jaw-droppingly good sequel to the first game, A Plague Tale Innocence. Requiem takes place not too long after the events of Innocence and sees Amicia, Hugo, and their friends once again thrown into a dangerous adventure.

The game was part of the Playstaion Plus Essential lineup for January 2024. So, you may have this one in your collection without even realizing it. If you need more convincing to jump into this one, we wrote an entire article discussing why A Plague Tale Requiem is one of the best PS Plus games to come to the service.

A majority of the trophies will unlock through naturally completing all 16 chapters of the game. There are collectibles to keep an eye on, but thanks to chapter select none of them are missable. You can also play the game on the easiest difficulty to make the experience that much smoother. Currently, the platinum trophy 'Requiem' sits with an overall completion rate of 2.80% on PSN.

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33. Dead Island 2

Here are the Dead Island 2 trophies
Time to platinum: 20-25 hours
Difficulty: 3/10
Missables: —

We had a fantastic experience with our Dead Island 2 first impression, and if there was one thing that stuck out to us in particular about the game, it was the fun and easy trophies. Whilst making our way through the zombie hoards, we found that trophies were popping up constantly and required very little skill to actually unlock. As it stands right now, the platinum trophy 'Who Do You Voodoo' has a completion rate of 5.80% on PSN, which is not shabby at all.

There are no difficulty-related trophies in Dead Island 2 to worry about, nor are there any missable trophies either. The only trophies that may be a slight pain to earn are the multiplayer trophies (Slayer Squad, I Am the Resurrection, and Survival Skills), though, in terms of difficulty these three trophies are actually quite lax. You'll earn the majority of the trophies by completing main story missions, finishing side quests, and picking up collectibles. You should have this platinum in the bag in around 20 or so hours and have a fantastic time earning it.

32. Cult of the Lamb

Here are the Cult of the Lamb trophies
Time to platinum: 15 hours
Difficulty: 3/10
Missables: —

The Cult of the Lamb trophies are a little more involved than some of the other trophy lists here, but ultimately they are still an easy ride through one of the best indie games of last year. You play as a little lamb looking for revenge on the gods. You build a cult of followers, build a camp for everyone before rushing into procedurally generated dungeons to kill beasts, and collect lots of treasure. This twin gameplay loop of dungeon-running and camp-building is immaculately balanced, leaving you scrabbling for more when you are away from the controller.

While playing (to a monstrously good soundtrack, may we add), you'll have to beat some of the major bosses without losing hearts, but with a little practice in the endgame, you won't even have to think about it. There is a new update for the game too which adds more variety to the combat, so consider this a great time to jump in. Honestly, Cult of the Lamb is just amazing, so go and play!

31. Tiny Tina's Wonderlands

Here are the Tiny Tina's Wonderlands trophies
Time to platinum: 50-60 hours
Difficulty: 3/10
Missables: —

Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is an absolute treat for gamers to play through, made even better if you have friends around to join in on the absolutely barmy and over-the-top fun that unfolds throughout this wild adventure. Unsurprisingly, just like the Borderlands series, the game doesn't take itself seriously at all and provides players with a breathtakingly vivid action-RPG like no other.

The trophies[ are a hoot to earn, providing you with an ample amount of fun and an easy platinum trophy to boot. Everything should unlock naturally as you explore the world around you, finish up side quests, and explore all the different nooks and crannies that can be found littered throughout the game.

The only trophy that will pose a challenge is 'Mule Character' which will be a pain unless you use the exploit to get money quickly, you'll just need a second controller to make use of the exploit. You'll fall in love with this game and before you know it the platinum trophy 'Bunker Mastered' will be yours! So go on, get exploring!

30. GhostWire Tokyo

Here are the GhostWire Tokyo trophies
Time to platinum: 50-60 hours
Difficulty: 3/10
Missables: —

GhostWire Tokyo is one of Bethesda’s greatest accomplishments in my personal opinion. The game perfectly implements a lot of Japanese Folklore and urban legends to bring you an incredibly robust title that is brimming with charm and charisma. The game is an action RPG that sees you using your newfound mystical powers to combat a plethora of ghostly threats that have taken over Tokyo. The game provides plenty of interesting side quests that will see you coming face-to-face with some truly horrifying foes. Kuchisake-Onna anyone?

The trophies are also pretty swell, providing you with a simple platinum, ‘GhostWire Tokyoite,’ to obtain. The platinum currently sits with a completion rate of 6.0% on PSN, which is higher than the likes of both Fallout 4 (1.9%) and Skyrim (1.7%) — two of Bethesda's more popular IPs. While it’s not the quickest platinum to earn, it’s certainly not a difficult one either.

You’ll be flying around the map collecting random trinkets, saving over 200,000 lost souls, feeding dogs, tracking down Yokai, and fighting many heinous monstrosities as you make your way to platinum glory. It’s a fun romp and we highly recommend you check it out.

29. Mass Effect Legendary Edition

Here are the Mass Effect Legendary Edition trophies
Time to platinum: 100+ hours
Difficulty: 3/10
Missables: ME 1: 13, ME 2: 19, and ME 3: 7

Mass Effect Legendary Edition houses three of the greatest RPGs out there, all upgraded to showcase this incredible universe in all of its galactic glory. Whilst traveling around the Milky Way, pursuing a romance, stopping an invasion, and feeding your fish, you also have three platinum trophies waiting for you to snatch them up — oh and they are incredibly easy platinums too.

You’ll be able to mop up the Mass Effect trophies, Mass Effect 2 trophies, and the Mass Effect 3 trophies and their associated platinum trophy. These platinums currently sit with a PSN completion rate of 4.0%, 9.7%, and 6.6% respectively. These are relatively high, especially given that these games were recently part of the PS Plus monthly line-up — meaning many players may have picked up the game and dropped off almost immediately if it wasn’t to their liking.

It’s worth noting that there are also the Mass Effect Legendary Edition trophies that don’t come with a platinum trophy, but may annoy those of you who like to have everything on your trophy list at 100%. This list houses the harder trophies such as beating each game on insanity difficulty and so on. If this aspect doesn’t bother you, then you have three incredibly simple platinum trophies just waiting for you to earn.

28. Persona 5 Royal

Here are the Persona 5 Royal trophies
Time to platinum: 100+ hours
Difficulty: 3/10
Missables: —

With both Persona 3 Portable and Persona 4 Golden now on the PS4, it feels like the perfect time to point out how simple a platinum trophy Persona 5 Royal is. You now have the option to platinum this game twice if you feel inclined to do so, as you can grab the platinum on both PS4 and PS5. The trophy lists do not stack, so a full playthrough on both systems will be required if you want both platinums. While these platinum trophies are simple enough, they do require a lengthy amount of time to obtain.

The trophies house a plethora of simple trophies to snatch up whilst you work towards the platinum trophy ‘The Phenomenal Phantom Thief.’ The PS5 version of the platinum currently sits with a completion rate of 7.6% on PSN, while the PS4 version sits at 17.3%. A fairly large completion rate all things considered and should ease any worries some of you may have about jumping into this incredible JRPG.

27. Subnautica Below Zero

Here are the Subnautica Below Zero trophies
Time to platinum: 15-20 hours
Difficulty: 3/10
Missables: 3

The Subnautica Below Zero trophies are easy, even easier than its predecessor, Subnautica, whose trophy list is also a breeze to swim through. However, while there are no difficulty trophies to worry about, there are a number of missable trophies you may want to keep an eye on.

The likes of 'Jukebox Hero,' 'Finding the Cure,' and 'Dressed for the Weather' can all be missed as you don't need any of these things for the main story to be completed. While you will likely make most of these things at some point in the game, there is a chance you won't ever make a jukebox, meaning you will need to start up a new game, source the materials, and then build it for the trophy.

While this could be a slight pain, if you keep an eye on the trophy list and work your way through it, you should have no issue securing this platinum trophy. Subnautica Below Zero is a lot of fun and is a game we highly recommend platinuming, it'll be well worth your time — we promise!

26. Scars Above

Here are the Scars Above trophies
Time to platinum: 10-15 hours
Difficulty: 2/10
Missables: 1

Scars Above is a fun romp through a Returnal-inspired venture, featuring an array of grotesque monsters and some body horror to sink your teeth into. We do want to make you aware of the Scars Above bugged trophies — while the platinum is still obtainable, there's an issue where scanning every type of monster may not track if you die before reaching a save point. You can find out more in the linked article.

Besides this annoyance, the trophies are simple, there are no difficulty-related ones, and the game is pretty short. A fun and simple platinum? What a great concoction for those wanting to dive into something that won't take up your time and cause you too many moments of banging your head against the wall, again just be aware of the bug that infests the 'Scientific Collection' trophy. The platinum 'What a Long, Weird Journey' sits with a completion rate of 4.2% on PSN.

25. Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth

Here are the Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth trophies
Time to platinum: 50-60 hours
Difficulty: 2/10
Missables: —

Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth is another whacky and wild adventure that follows the new protagonist in the Yakuza/Like A Dragon universe, Ichiban Kasuga. Taking place several years after the events of Yakuza Like A Dragon, Ichiban is once again thrust into a world of deceit, violence, and bizarre shenanigans as he ventures to Hawaii in pursuit of his mother. However, once there, things only escalate and Ichiban must team up with both old and new faces in order to make it back to Japan alive.

While the trophy list will take a bit of time to work through, there is nothing here that is particularly hard to earn. In fact, this is the easiest trophy list in the entire Yakuza/Like A Dragon franchise. There are no missable trophies and no difficulty-related trophies (aside from in the DLC). So, jump into this crazy world and have fun as you earn the platinum. Currently, the platinum trophy 'Infinite Wealth' has an overall completion rate of 2.60% on PSN. Which isn't bad for a game that was only recently released.

24. Potion Permit

Here are the Potion Permit trophies
Time to platinum: 25-30 hours
Difficulty: 2/10
Missables: —

Jump into Potion Permit and take on the role of a chemist who must treat the many patients of Moonbury who come down with strange illnesses. While you play doctor to many of these villagers, you'll begin to strengthen bonds with them, gain their trust, and maybe even find love. However, that's not all you'll be doing as you'll have to forage for your materials to make your potions and uncover the mysteries that befell Moonbury before your arrival.

The Potion Permit trophies are incredibly easy to work through. There are no missable trophies or difficulty-related trophies to worry about and you can play the game however you want, in whatever order you want. The bulk of the trophy list will center around sourcing materials, building friendships, and crafting potions. The platinum trophy 'Moonbury Navigator' currently sits with an overall completion rate of 6.00%, making it a fun and easy venture for you to partake in.

23. Chicory A Colorful Tale

Here are the Chicory A Colorful Tale trophies
Time to platinum: 10-15 hours
Difficulty: 2/10
Missables: 1

Chicory A Colorful Tale is simply a wonderful game. This little adventure has you coloring in a blank world with a paintbrush as you try to get to the bottom of why the lands around you have suddenly been taken over by a boring black-and-white palette. So, paint like you've never painted before and save your world from a fate worse than death, dullness.

The trophies aren't going to set you back too much time either — around 10 hours with minimal effort, so definitely check this game out. The game is a delight to play, so earning that platinum 'The Whole Picture' will be a fun little time for you. Currently, the platinum sits with an overall completion rate of 4.10% on PSN. Come on, we need to bump that number up!

22. Dragon Ball Z Kakarot

Here are the Dragon Ball Z Kakarot trophies
Time to platinum: 30-40 hours
Difficulty: 2/10
Missables: —

Dragon Ball Z Kakarot takes you on a journey through some of the most beloved story arcs from the Dragon Ball Z series. You'll be facing off against Vegeta on Earth as he and his Saiyan buddies attempt to eradicate humanity. Frieza will also make an appearance as he attempts to mop up the Dragon Balls so he can become an immortal God of unknown power — but we bet it's over 9000. There will also be many other iconic villains that make appearances that you will be doing battle with using legendary characters like Goku, Gohan, Piccolo, and so on.

The trophy list shouldn't cause you much hassle as there are no missables or difficulty-related trophies to keep an eye on. Once you beat the game you can revisit any of the levels beaten previously where you may have missed things. You'll spend most of your time collecting materials, creating meals, and leveling up skills between all the different characters! You're looking at around 30 or so hours to earn the platinum 'Dragon Ball Master.' The platinum trophy currently has an overall completion rate of 9.60% on PSN, proving that is indeed very manageable.

21. Senran Kagura Burst Re-Newal

Here are the Senran Kagura Burst Re-Newal trophies
Length: 15-20 hours
Difficulty: 2/10
Missables: —

Now, while the Senran Kagura series gets a lot of flak for the over-sexualization of its cast, the games themselves provide a solid good old-fashioned hack-and-slash venture. As long as you go into this game not expecting some grand story or earth-shattering gameplay, you'll have a pleasant time.

There are no missable trophies to worry about nor are there really any difficult-realted trophies to worry about. There are trophies attached to higher difficulties, but these will unlock as soon as you start the mission, you don't even need to finish it! Currently, the platinum trophy 'Path of the Shinobi' has an overall completion rate of 15.00%.

20. DC’s Justice League Cosmic Chaos

Here are the DC’s Justice League Cosmic Chaos trophies
Time to platinum: 15-20 hours
Difficulty: 2/10
Missables: —

Will you play as the fearsome detective Batman, the heroic Wonder Woman, or the all-powerful Superman? Well, actually, you can play as all three at the flick of a button in DC’s Justice League Cosmic Chaos. Cosmic Chaos is a wonderful family-friendly gem that is well worth checking out if you have the time. It comes loaded with an easy platinum trophy and is just a lot of fun — as long as you aren't expecting a masterpiece like the Arkham Asylum games.

The trophies don't contain any missables or difficulty-related trophies and can be earned in around 15 hours, maybe even less. The trophy list is mainly comprised of story-related trophies that will see you rescuing other members of the Justice League, taking down a variety of enemies, and saving the world from annihilation. The platinum trophy 'The Totality' currently sits with an overall completion rate of 6.30%. So go on, have a go at earning this platinum.

19. Murdered Soul Suspect

Here are the Murdered Soul Suspect trophies
Time to platinum: 10-15 hours
Difficulty: 2/10
Missables: 30

Murdered Soul Suspect puts you in the role of detective Ronan O’Connor, who is now responsible for solving a recent murder — his. The game is a smashing little murder mystery that adds a brilliant supernatural element to the genre. This is a fantastic IP from Square Enix and one we can only hope they will return to in the future — although that is probably wishful thinking.

Another great thing about the game is the trophies which are a pleasant experience all around and incredibly easy to earn. The trophy list contains trophies related to the story, side quests, and collectables, all of which are pretty simple to snatch up, but do be aware that a lot of them are missable. However, you would have to go out of your way to miss most of them. This makes earning the platinum 'Moving On' a breeze. Currently, the platinum sits with an overall completion rate of 8% on PSN.

18. The Pathless

Here are the The Pathless trophies
Time to platinum: 10-15 hours
Difficulty: 2/10
Missables: —

The Pathless will see you exploring some absolutely breathtaking lands that have been corrupted by the evil Godslayer. It's up to you, your trusty bow, and your resourceful eagle to cleanse the lands. You'll be saving the wonderous beasts that roam the lands, who have been consumed by the Godslayer's evil. It's up to you to stop his plans and save the entire world from being consumed by his evil.

The trophy list is a treat to work through, with many trophies relating to the puzzles you find littered throughout the world. It's also a collector's dream, as there are trophies tied to finding a variety of collectibles. The trophy list is simple fun and shouldn't take any longer than 15 or so hours to work through. At present, the platinum trophy 'No Path Untraveled' sits with an overall completion rate of 10.50% on PSN!

17. Hellblade Senua's Sacrifice

Here are the Hellblade Senua's Sacrifice trophies
Time to platinum: 8 hours
Difficulty: 2/10
Missables: 1

Playable on PS5 and PS4, we simply love this voyage through Norse myth and Senua's mind. Senua voyages to the Norse underworld to find her dead partner and must fight and puzzle her way through gorgeous environments to do so. Senua, however, has episodes of psychosis that are as magnificent as they are horrifying, rendered in-game with some of the best audio designs we have ever heard. A fantastic performance by Melina Juergens really brings the game to life even with its slightly walking-sim undertones.

It helps that the trophies keep things easy and breezy. Don't worry about anything except the collectibles, which come in the form of glowing pillars that recite Norse myths for you. Pull up a guide for them and just get playing — it's utterly fantastic!

16. Ai The Somnium Files -nirvanA Initiative

Here are the Ai The Somnium Files - nirvanA Initiative trophies
Time to platinum: 20-30 hours
Difficulty: 2/10
Missables: —

Ai The Somnium Files comes from the same twisted mind behind The Zero Escape series, Kotaro Uchikoshi, and is set in a futurist version of Tokyo where grizzly murders are taking place. Of course, it's up to you to solve the case. On top of a fantastic story that will leave you guessing up until the final moments is a fun and simple platinum trophy to earn. If you're still on the fence about forking out the cash to purchase this one, you're in luck, you can check out Ai The Somnium Files thanks to the PS Plus Trials service if you are a Premium PS Plus subscriber.

The trophies are a breeze to work through, with nothing being missable thanks to being able to chapter select. Anything you miss on your initial run can be quickly earned by jumping to the very moment you need to make a different decision or choose a different piece of dialogue — easy-peasy. The platinum trophy 'nirvanA Inititive' sits with a completion rate of 16.5% on PSN, proving that this is darn easy and obtainable platinum to mop up over the weekend.

15. A Street Cat's Tale

Here are the A Street Cat's Tale trophies
Time to platinum: 5-10 hours
Difficulty: 2/10
Missables: —

A Street Cat's Tale puts you in the role of a young cat who loses his mother in a car accident — which is as tragic as it sounds — who must now fend for himself with the help of other cats around town and a few kind humans. Your goal will be to keep yourself alive by rummaging through trash to find food, completing quests for each of the characters you can interact with, and finding yourself a new forever home — oh, and upgrading your cardboard box into the envy of the town.

The trophies are incredibly simplistic, making the platinum trophy 'Platinum' quick and painless to obtain. The trophy list mainly consists of you completing all the quests for all the different characters in the game. This normally involves you bringing them an item that they desire to progress their storylines. There are also some trophies attached to building your house by gathering the required materials. It's all very straightforward and pretty quick to work through. Currently, the platinum sits with an overall completion rate of 15.60% on PSN.

14. Infantry Attack

Here are the Infantry Attack trophies
Time to platinum: 10-15 hours
Difficulty: 2/10
Missables: —
Okay, nobody is going to be telling you that Infantry Attack is one of the best games ever created. In fact, it was originally a mobile game. That should give you an idea of the overall quality on offer here. There is no story to follow and you will be cycling through the same levels that require you to shoot enemies, shoot vehicles, and shoot down bases. Yet, somehow, the game is fun and will keep you engaged. At least until you can grab that platinum trophy.

You’ll unlock most trophies by naturally playing through the game and leveling up your bases when you have enough cogs to do so. However, there are two trophies ‘Don't Lose Head’ (reach level 25 in a Headshot Challenge) and ‘No Guts, No Glory’ (earn a medal in a Hardcore Event) that require you to participate in timed events that last around two to three days and then take around three to four days to come back.

However, as long as you get those done when you can, then platinum shouldn’t be much of an issue for you. Currently, the platinum trophy ‘Medal of Duty’ has an overall completion rate of 4.70% on PSN.

13. Xuan Yuan Sword 7

Here are the Xuan Yuan Sword 7 trophies
Time to platinum: 15-20 hours
Difficulty: 2/10
Missables: 1

The Xuan Yuan Sword 7 trophies recently wiggled their way onto our embarrassing PlayStation trophies list. Now, the game has set its sights on our easiest PlayStation trophies list thanks to its simple platinum trophy 'Aspiration of Phoenix' which has an overall completion rate of 6.50% on PSN.

There are no difficulty trophies to worry about as you make your way through the game, however, there is one missable trophy that requires you to hear all campsite discussions. A certain character will leave your party at the end of the game which can make 'Seen it all' missable in your playthrough. Make sure you frequently sit at campfires and you should be all okay with this one.

The rest of the trophy list is pretty simple, slay monsters, level up, and complete various side quests in order to unlock a sweet new platinum. The game shouldn't take any longer than 20 hours to finish up and is actually a really well-crafted title that is worth checking out if you have the time.

12. CSI Fatal Conspiracy

Here are the CSI Fatal Conspiracy trophies
Time to platinum: 5-10 hours
Difficulty: 1/10
Missables: —

CSI Fatal Conspiracy marks the first PS3 game to make it onto this list. We have spent far too long neglecting all of the simple platinums that reside on this fabulous console. What better place to start thinking about PS3 than with this well-known easy platinum. CSI Fatal Conspiracy will see you solving a variety of murders that have taken place in LA. You'll come into contact with a bevy of familiar faces who will help you uncover what sinister actions have befallen the many victims.

The CSI Fatal Conspiracy trophy list is incredibly easy, with nothing being missable or housing any sneaky difficulty-related trophies. All the cases are replayable if you do unfortunately miss a trophy connected to a specific case. The platinum trophy 'Completist' currently sits with an overall completion rate of 11.30% on PSN. If you enjoy point-and-click adventure games with a more devious undertone, then this CSI title will be right up your street!

11. Castle Renovator

Here are the Castle Renovator trophies
Time to platinum: 15-20 hours
Difficulty: 1/10
Missables: —

Castle Renovator is a relaxing game to just kick back with and go around cleaning up after some messy folk in a medieval setting. Whilst you complete various cleaning jobs, you work on growing your kingdom and amassing citizens — who you then clean up after despite being a king. The game isn’t the prettiest thing to look at, with graphics that resemble the early days of the PS3 era and some pretty janky controls here and there. Despite these shortcomings, the game still provides a strangely charming and fun little venture — and a simple little platinum trophy to boot.

Taking a closer look at the trophies you will see that the 'Platinum Trophy' sits with an overall completion rate of 7.7% — a good indicator of how easy this platinum (bear in mind a low player count). The biggest pain comes from having to collect over 300 stones for the trophy 'Sometimes there just aren't enough stones III' which takes a lengthy amount of time to obtain. Aside from that, everything will come naturally and quickly as you live your ultimate life as a cleaner king in this janky yet lovable game.

10. Marvel's Spider-Man 2

Here are the Marvel's Spider-Man 2 trophies
Time to platinum: 20-30 hours
Difficulty: 1/10
Missables: —

What can we say about Marvel's Spider-Man 2 that Staff Writer Lee hasn't already discussed in his fabulous Marvel's Spider-Man 2 review? Well, okay, let's just repeat a few things, shall we? The game is phenomenal and an absolute blast to play. Swapping between Peter Parker and Miles Morales is fun and the story that unfolds around the pair is captivating. This is certainly one of the best superhero video games to release in years.

What makes this game even better is the incredibly easy trophy list. There are no missables to worry about nor are there any difficulty-related trophies either. So, you can literally webswing through this game without a care in the world, clearing out whatever you feel like whenever you feel like it. The trophies will unlock naturally and will see you clearing up everything in the game world. Currently, the platinum 'Dedicated' sits with an overall completion rate of 18.10% on PSN. Now that's not shabby at all.

9. The Wolf Among Us

Here are the The Wolf Among Us trophies
Length: 8-10 hours
Difficulty: 1/10
Missables: —

The Wolf Among Us is one of TellTale's greatest creations in my opinion. The characters, world, and lore are all top-notch. The story is engaging and keeps you on the edge of your seat until you reach the final episode. Players take control of Bigby Wolf, the sheriff of Fabletown, a place filled with fantastical characters from fairy tales and folklore. You need to help Bigby investigate a series of mysterious murders that are plaguing the fairytale lands.

All you need to do to earn the platinum is beat each chapter and eventually, you'll have a bunch of trophies and the platinum as well. You'll actually get the platinum after you beat the first episode. But we recommend playing through the entire game for extra trophies and exploring this fantastic story. As it stands, the 'Full Moon' platinum sits with an overall completion rate of 19.20% on PSN.

8. House Builder

Here are the House Builder trophies
Time to platinum: 10-15 hours
Difficulty: 1/10
Missables: —

House Builder does exactly what it says on the tin. You go from location to location, building a variety of different styles of houses. Literally, one moment you could be building an Igloo in the middle of Antarctica and the next constructing the most lavish mansion the world has ever seen. There is a slight issue, you can't actually beat the game due to a pesky bug that causes the game to crash on the final house. However, this doesn't impact the platinum trophy at all.

Talking about trophies, you can expect an incredibly easy ride here, with nothing being missable or connected to any difficulty settings. Continue to build your houses and by the time you reach the game-breaking bug, you will have earned all the trophies in the game. The platinum trophy 'House Builder Master' currently sits with an overall completion rate of 13.40% on PSN.

7. Fresh Start

Here are the Fresh Start trophies
Time to platinum: 10 hours
Difficulty: 1/10
Missables: —

Fresh Start sees you traveling around to various locations, washing away heaps of muck, grime, and general waste that has since built up and begun to destroy the environment. The more you clean, the more the environment will spring back to life. With locations becoming more vibrant and full of life, you'll even see a variety of animals coming out of hiding to reside in the wilderness once more. It's an incredibly cozy game that is perfect to sit down with on the weekends.

When it comes to the trophies, you have nothing to worry about. All levels can be revisited after you have beaten them to pick up any trophies you have missed. My only tip is to make sure you pet every type of animal in every level. Trust me, this will save you heaps of time when it comes to cleaning up the remaining trophies. The platinum trophy 'Fresh Start' has an overall completion rate of 17.20% on PSN.

6. Unpacking

Here are the Unpacking trophies
Time to platinum: 3-4 hours
Difficulty: 1/10
Missables: —

Unpacking is a relaxing, cozy game to settle down with on those cold days as you unpack your belongings into a variety of new places that you have moved into. The game is incredibly straightforward and no trophies can be missed thanks to chapter select. So, if you want to jump into something that isn't going to cause a lot of stress and have you banging your head against the wall, Unpacking is the perfect game for you.

The Unpacking trophies are a breeze to work through and most of them should unlock by naturally progressing the game. A lot of the trophies can be unlocked in multiple chapters, making it even harder to miss anything (not that you actually can). Currently, the platinum trophy 'All Moved In' sits with an overall completion rate of 12.10% on PSN. So, what are you waiting for? Get unpacking those boxes!

5. Choo-Choo Charles

Here are the Choo-Choo Charles trophies
Time to platinum: 10 hours
Difficulty: 1/10
Missables: —

Do you hate spiders? Do you hate trains? If the answer is yes to either one of those questions, then boy do we have a terrible suggestion to make for you! Choo-Choo Charles is, yes, a game about a train that is also a spider. Yes, seriously. You'll navigate a large open world as you build and customize your very own train to do battle against Charles, the spider train. While it all sounds pretty insane, that's kind of the reason the game appeals to us. It's crazy. But it's so crazy it actually works.

Adding extra enjoyment to an already compelling and evidently grounded narrative is the incredibly simple trophy list. The majority of the trophies in Choo-Choo Charles will be earned by simply completing the game, while the final few will be unlocked for fully upgrading your train and weapons. There is also one trophy connected to finding all the different paint cans you can use to help make your train dazzle while Charles is trying to chomp on you.

While the game has not been out very long at this point, the platinum trophy 'Hardcore Conductor' already has an overall completion rate of 15.60% on PSN. So come on, what are you waiting for? It's time to take to the tracks and hunt down that pesky spider-train!

4. Bloodwash

Here are the Bloodwash trophies
Time to platinum: 1-2 hours
Difficulty: 1/10
Missables: —

Bloodwash is a PS1-inspired retro horror treat, where you uncover clues as to what happened near a seemingly normal laundrette. You'll avoid a serial killer who has been nicknamed Wombripper, who does exactly what it sounds like to its poor victims. Bloodwash is published by Puppet Combo which creates games with this VHS/PS1 aesthetic regularly and has a whole host of horror gems in its backlog.

The trophy list is simple and won't require much work. You can beat the entire game in around an hour. So, if you do miss anything — which is highly unlikely — you can jump back in and snatch up whatever you missed quickly. Most of the trophies will unlock from natural story progression and the platinum trophy 'Tape Master' has an overall completion rate of 20.20% on PSN as of right now.

3. Beyond Blue

Here are the Beyond Blue trophies
Time to platinum: 5-10 hours
Difficulty: 1/10
Missables: —

Beyond Blue throws you into the gorgeous and mysterious waters of our planet. The game plays like a documentary where you learn facts and other insights into the various sea life you go around scanning. As you progress you realize something is amiss as strange sounds can be heard. So, you and your small team take matters into your own hands to find out what is happening in these vibrant waters and what is threatening the sea life. If you love Blue Planet which is narrated by the one and only David Attenborough, then you will love Beyond Blue.

The Beyond Blue trophy list is incredibly simple, with no missables or difficulty-related trophies to worry about. The game is essentially one big collectathon as you need to scan every fish, turtle, shark, and starfish you come across in these vast waters. The story is very short and you can blast through the game in around three hours, followed by a few hours of retracing your steps and scanning in anything you have missed on your first venture. It truly is a fun and easy platinum trophy to earn, just ask the 8.60% of PSN players who have grabbed it already!

2. Ravenous Devils

Here are the Ravenous Devil trophies
Time to platinum: 5-10 hours
Difficulty: 1/10
Missables: —

Ravenous Devils follows a couple who run a tailor and a bakery. Percival runs the tailors while his wife, Hildred, runs the bakery. However, all is not what it seems. To get the materials to create these lavish clothes, Percival murders his unsuspecting clients and gives their bodies to Mildred who then uses them to make the mouth-watering dishes for her bakery. As you can see, it’s all pretty grim yet fascinating stuff.

While the concept may sound rather bizarre, the game is actually a really fun time and will see you jumping between the two characters as you try and run each store and get away with murder, literally.

What makes this even better is the fact the trophy list is incredibly simple. No trophies are missable, there are no difficulty-related trophies, and you’ll earn nearly everything by naturally playing the game. As it stands the platinum trophy ‘Honest Work’ sits with an overall completion rate of 15.50% on PSN.

1. Lara Croft Go

Here are the Lara Croft Go trophies
Time to platinum: 5-8 hours
Difficulty: 1/10
Missables: —

The Lara Croft Go trophies are incredibly easy to mop up and can be earned in around seven or so hours for those of you who are feeling up for a puzzle adventure. The trophies are also a lot of fun to earn, making them the perfect candidate for this list and for you to have a shot at. It makes a nice change as well for some Tomb Raider trophies to make this easy list as those games aren't known for providing quick and simplistic platinums.

When it comes to the Lara Croft Go trophies there really isn't anything that you need to worry about, nothing is missable, there are no difficulty-related trophies, the game offers hints, and there are ample guides if you do find yourself stuck. The only trophy that may cause a minor headache is 'Preservation Society' which asks you to break every vase in the game — something that won't be much of an issue at all. The platinum 'A True Adventurer' sits with a completion rate of 48.3% on PSN, further proof of how ridiculously easy this platinum is to earn.

That brings us to the end of this list. Make sure to head on over to our best PS5 games list for more awesome games to check out. Have you snagged any of these easy platinum trophies already? Do any of these games take your fancy? Let us know all your thoughts and feelings down below!

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Written by Sean Lawson

Sean is a Staff Writer who focuses on the geekiest Sony news. He specializes in PlayStation trophies, the best PS Plus games, RPGs, and fighting games. Sean is using this experience to cover Dragon Age The Veilguard, Monster Hunter Wilds, Funko Fusion, and Silent Hill 2 for PS5, all while he still dives into favorite games like Mass Effect, Tomb Raider, and Persona.

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