Top 3 Easiest PS4 Trophies & Platinums of May 2018

Forgotton Anne

Easiest PS4 Trophies and Platinums of May 2018

Forgotton Anne tells a wonderful story about an innocent young girl in a mysterious world who’s asked to quash the rebellion that’s begun to take over. On the surface, it is a puzzle platformer, but the focus is the whimsical story and fascinating cast of characters. Also, since it is a short, narrative-focused game, the trophies are quite simple.

First off, the benefit of playing on PlayStation 4 is that you get colored trophies rather than achievements with ridiculous values. The 34 trophies are quite simple, with you being able to unlock most of them by simply playing through the story, which takes about six hours. You will have to return to a chapter or two once you’re done to clear up a couple of choice-based trophies, and you’ll need to keep an eye out for all the collectible mementos. All but four of the trophies are hidden, but there’s no need to worry about missing many of them.

Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection

Easiest PS4 Trophies and Platinums of May 2018

A brand new collection was released last month to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the world famous Street Fighter series. It includes 12 past titles and loads of music, as well as some extras that longtime fans are sure to love. Also, the trophy list is pretty simple, if you’re looking to add to your collection.

If you’re familiar with the series, it’ll be even easier, since there’re just four online trophies, and most of the others simply require you to finish each of the games that are included. One trophy, which requires you to discover Akuma in Super Street Fighter II Turbo, is a little tough, but you there are ways to manipulate your progress in the tougher fights using save states. There’s no platinum, unfortunately, but any Street Fighter fan should be able to get 100% quite easily.

Tacoma

Easiest PS4 Trophies and Platinums of May 2018

Tacoma originally came to the Xbox One last summer. It wasn’t related in any way, but it’s from Fullbright, the developers of the excellent Gone Home. It tells a futuristic story, as you head to an abandoned space-station to work out what happened to the crew that was there. As you explore the environments, you learn about the characters and their secrets. It’s a great tale, albeit not as emotional as Gone Home.

For the first time in a Fullbright game, Tacoma has a platinum trophy. Since the list is the same as the original achievements one, the PS4 list is made up of all golds, apart from the platinum and two silvers. They’re mostly awarded for doing silly, specific things as you explore, but none of them are tricky. Since the game is just a couple of hours long, you can either check the trophies out in advance, if you’re not worried about spoilers, or follow a guide during a second playthrough. Even if you play it twice in its entirety, you’ll still spend less than five hours with the game.