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PSN Trophy Wiki is a wiki dedicated to Playstation trophies that anyone can edit and contribute to. Our goal is to not only provide comprehensive trophy guides and roapmaps for all games, but also to categorize any and all information related to trophies. The automatic categorization that takes place on this wiki makes it easy for trophy hunters not only to find trophy guides for games that they already have, but also to find new games that they might want to play.

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Infamous: First Light (typically stylized as inFAMOUS: First Light) is a 3rd-person open-world action-adventure game in the Infamous series of video games developed by Sucker Punch Productions. It is a stand-alone expansion pack for Infamous: Second Son, and is typically considered to be the quickest and easiest game in the series to platinum. It was offered as a free Playstation Plus game in North America and Europe in January 2015.

The game follows Abigail "Fetch" Walker (introduced as a supporting character in Infamous: Second Son), a young woman classed by the Department of Unified Protection as a "conduit" who possesses superhuman powers. In custody of the D.U.P., Fetch is ordered to tell the story of the events leading up to her capture. Players use their Neon powers to defeat enemies and traverse the environment while completing the game's levels. The game primarily takes place in the streets of a fictionalized version of Seattle and in and around the prison, Curdun Cay.

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Recent news: Playstation Plus games for December 2017

November 29, 2017. December's free Playstation Plus games have been announced, and they are summarized below:

Game

Platforms

Trophies

Difficulty

Comp. time

Darksiders 2 (PS4)

PS4

40

6

3

1

medium

30 – 50 hours

Forma 8

PS4/Vita

15

8

6

1

easy

7 – 10 hours

Kung Fu Panda: Showdown of Legendary Legends (PS4)

PS4

2

16

6

1

medium

30 – 40 hours

Syberia

PS3

9

3

1

very easy

2 – 3 hours

Syberia 2

PS3

9

3

1

very easy

5 – 8 hours

Until Dawn: Rush of Blood

PS4

21

16

2

1

very hard

10 – 15 hours

Wanted Corp. (Vita)

Vita

18

9

5

1

very easy

6 – 8 hours

XBlaze Lost: Memories

PS3

29

5

1

easy

4 – 8 hours

Note in particular that Until Dawn: Rush of Blood is indeed still free this month (it was also one of November's free offerings).

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Did you know...

...that the most common silver trophy names are "Mark high score" and "Record score", since they have each been used more than 50 times by the Arcade Archives series of games? The next most common silver trophy name is "Untouchable".
...that some games like Warframe have as many as 20 DLC packages with trophies?
...that the Shenanigans! trophy in Cloudberry Kingdom is so difficult that it took almost a year for a single person to earn it?
...that lots of games have exactly 11 non-DLC gold trophies, but no games have more?
...that about 20% of all trophies are duplicates that can be earned multiple times?
...that the most common trophy names (other than "Platinum Trophy" and "Platinum") are "Collector" and "Treasure Hunter", which have each been used by more than 100 different games?
...that some games, like Contrast and The Cave, contain only bronze trophies? They are listed at Category:Games with only base game bronze trophies.
...that Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots did not receive trophies until August 2012, over 4 years after its release?
...that some games, like Doom 3 and Rise of the Tomb Raider, have as many as 66 non-DLC trophies, but no game has more?
...that the Playstation 3 version of Trine 2 has a very short and easy trophy list, while the Playstation 4 version of Trine 2 has an extremely difficult trophy list?

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Mega Man 10

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Square Enix

A Japanese video game developer, publisher, and distribution company that is best known for its role-playing game franchises, which include Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, and Kingdom Hearts.