Platinum #194: A Way Out. I played this with my brother. We first started on Easter five months ago and only now found the time to finish the other half of the game. Pretty much all the trophies are missable/hidden so you basically need a guide to know what to look for. They're all really simple, though. A weird game in that regard that you get the platinum way before finishing the actual story.

You guys are actually playing games for these things? I mean I just go with my gaming history.

Platinum #193: Carto. A disappointment. Too hard for me! I didn't always get the logic behind the puzzles and how to proceed with the shifting map tiles, so I ended up using a guide a lot. Which wasn't fun at all. Still, I'd been curious about the game for a long time and finally bought it from a sale a month back. No regrets, managed to put my mind at ease.

Platinum #192: The Suicide of Rachel Foster. A neat little game, took me about 2,5 hrs to finish. The hotel you're in is a nice and interesting enough place to walk around in, and it did get a little spooky at times, being there by yourself. Only 2-3 missable trophies, check them beforehand if you so choose.

Platinum #191: VA-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action. Pretty easily earned platinum with a guide and a couple of well-placed save files. The guide didn't ruin anything, however, and it was interesting to get to know all the characters. Only the minigame playing another video game in your room called for concentration.

Platinum #190: Ravenous Devils. A grotesque cooking simulator. A suitably short one, too. Took me like three nights to complete. No missable trophies, as many of them come through the story and many by upgrading all the things.

Watching the GameCube results I think it would've been cooler if you could've have only voted for exclusive games to that system. Maybe. I don't know. Just feels weird seeing Lego Star Wars etc. in there, they don't say Nintendo in any way to me.

I'm just thinking this could be the case for the PS2 vote, to only vote for exclusives, but then again maybe bot. It's tricky. I associate a lot of multiplatform games to that system, big games like GTA. What do you all think?

Platinum #189: Last Stop. This wasn't as good as I had hoped, sadly. Kind of like a choice-based story game but without the choices. A good bunch of random trophies along the way, you definitely need a guide for those.

Just bumping this thread up the lists here. Easier to find everytime. And maybe we'll get updates again...

Platinum #188: Mothmen 1966. A supercool two-hour game. Basically like a pulp story from a century ago done with the 80s graphics. Some missable trophies along the way, and even two for playing solitaire, heh.