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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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Game of the day (November 21, 2018)

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Ruiner is a futuristic indie twin-stick shooter set in the year 2091 in the cyber metropolis Rengkok. A wired sociopath lashes out against a corrupt system to retrieve his kidnapped brother and uncover the truth under the guidance of a secretive Hacker friend. It is a fairly quick game to platinum, but its hard difficulty setting (which is required for the Unknown trophy trophy) is quite challenging. The game features a wide variety of abilities and skills to unlock, including an energy shield, kinetic barrier, grid converter, dash augmentations, and reflex booster to help you avoid damage while inflicting it upon others.

It was developed by Reikon Games and published by Devolver Digital.

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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 there are more than 1,500 trophies that cannot be obtained due to things like server closures and glitches?
...that the trophies in Dark Awake: The King Has No Name are all simply named "bronze", "silver", and "gold"? Their descriptions are similarly vague and useless.
...that the PS3 game with the most trophies is DC Universe Online (DCUO), with 108? Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception comes in at second place, with 105 trophies.
...that the most common gold trophy name is "HI SCORE Player", since it has been used more than 50 times by the Arcade Archives series of games? The next most common gold trophy name is "Perfectionist".
...that the first game to have trophies was Super Stardust HD?
...that the first game to have a single trophy list shared between its PS3, PS4, and Vita versions was Fez?
...that more than 90 games have exactly 38 bronze, 10 silver, 2 gold, and 1 platinum trophy, making this the most common distribution of trophy grades among games with a platinum trophy?
...that some games, like The Order: 1886 and Sound Shapes, contain no bronze trophies at all? They are listed at Category:Games with no base game bronze trophies.
...that the most common trophy name is simply "Platinum Trophy", which has been used by more than 150 games?
...that there are five games with multiple trophy lists that pop automatically? They are Motorstorm RC, Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time, Sound Shapes, Jet Set Radio, and DC Universe Online (DCUO).

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