Sunday, October 11, 2026

New “Mark Trophy as Earned” Feature (Rolling Out Gradually) UPDATED

I’m excited to introduce a new quality-of-life feature across my trophy guides: you can now mark individual trophies as earned, and the guide will automatically collapse that trophy’s description.

Here’s what this new feature does:

  • Keeps the trophy title and icon visible
  • Collapses the description when marked as earned
  • Shows the description again if you uncheck it
  • Saves your progress between visits using your browser
  • Works alongside DLC filters, tag filters, and search
  • No accounts or syncing required

This makes long trophy guides—especially games with huge DLC libraries like Dead by Daylight, Payday 2, and others—much easier to navigate. You can focus on what you still need without scrolling past completed trophies.


New Addition: Automatic Progress Counters

The earned‑trophy system now includes real-time progress counters that update automatically as you check trophies off. These counters work across both base games and DLC sections:

  • Platinum Progress Counter — shows how many trophies you’ve earned out of the total list
  • DLC Progress Counters — each DLC section now displays earned vs total trophies for that specific chapter
  • Fully compatible with paid/free DLC filters and all existing search/tag filters

These counters update instantly and save between visits, giving you a clear view of your progress whether you're aiming for the platinum, completing only free DLC, or going for full 100% completion.


Rollout Pace

Because I’m a one-woman team and every guide is fully handcrafted, this feature is being added gradually across select trophy guides. I’m updating existing guides at a reasonable pace while continuing to build new ones.

Some guides already have the new earned-trophy system, and more will be updated over time. Thank you for your patience while I roll this out properly. My goal is to make every guide cleaner, faster to navigate, and easier to use.

Wednesday, September 2, 2026

Metal Gear Solid: Peacewalker ~ Platinum Guide PS3 and PS5 WIP

Quick Overview

Set in 1974 Costa Rica, Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker follows Big Boss as he builds his private military company, Militaires Sans Frontières, while uncovering a covert nuclear plot. Built around a mission-based loop, gameplay pairs tactical stealth and combat operations with offshore Mother Base management, where you Fulton-extract enemy soldiers to staff R&D, Intel, and Medical departments to craft higher-tier weapons and gear. Designed for both solo play and co-op, the game features extensive Main and Extra Ops, including a famous *Monster Hunter* crossover on *Isla del Monstruo* where players team up with modern military firePOWer to hunt legendary beasts like Rathalos, Tigrex, and Gear Rex for exclusive gear.

Difficulty Rating

Solo 5/10 Co-op 3/10 Co-op Carry 1/10

Online/Offline Trophies

The PS5 version can be earned completely offline. The PS3 version has 4 online trophies.

Tuesday, July 14, 2026

Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective ~ Platinum Guide

Quick Overview

A remaster of the Nintendo DS classic. You awaken in a junkyard with no memory, having been murdered. With a young girl in grave danger and your own life cut short, you must use your ghostly powers to manipulate the physical world and travel through phone lines. Solve the mystery of your own death and unravel the truth before time runs out.

Difficulty Rating

1/10

Online/Offline Trophies

This game is offline only.

Saturday, July 11, 2026

Making Trophy Hunting Smoother! 🏆 Updated

Hey everyone! I’ve been grinding away behind the scenes on a quality-of-life update for the site. If you use my guides to hit that 100% completion, you know that spotting key details—like whether a trophy is buggy or requires a massive grind—is essential. I’ve just finished a complete overhaul of how these tags appear in my guides. I'll slowly be implementing it side wide and it will automatically be added to future guides. What’s new? Cleaner Look: I’ve reorganized the trophy blocks so your tags sit neatly underneath the icon. Better Readability: You can now see the "at a glance" info (like "Stackable" or "MP Only") without it cluttering up the description text. More Consistency: Whether you’re reading a short trophy blurb or a long, detailed checklist, the layout will stay crisp and professional. I’m really happy with how these look—it makes the site feel much more like a high-speed content pipeline. Check out the latest updates and let me know what you think! 🎮✨ Update: Added tool tips so if you don't know what the tag means simply mouse over it for an explanation.

Disney Dreamlight Valley ~ Platinum Guide

Quick Overview

DDV is very much like Animal Crossing: New Horizons but with Disney Characters. It is no longer set to go free to play but will continue to receive free content updates as well as paid content. The platinum is slightly grindy but will come with dailyplay. Highly recommend this app on Android for daily reminders as well as collection and in game challenge tracking.

There is no autopop, but there is a workaround through cross save, and it is cross buy. In order to get both platinum's without having to do the work twice you must play online. When switching versions it will ask if you want to use Local or Cloud save. Get the required task completed on whichever version you are playing. Switch to the other version, use cloud save, and collect the task. Then switch back to the other version and use your local save and collect it again. (Use backup if necessary.)
Difficulty Rating

1/10

Online/Offline Trophies

All trophies are possible offline. Though online is required for updates and cross save.

Friday, July 10, 2026

Paradise Killer ~ Platinum Guide

Quick Overview

If you bought Paradise Killer because you saw stylized 2D character art standing in a quirky world, a larger-than-life cast of eccentric suspects, and a massive murder mystery, you are in the right place. It shares that same aesthetic DNA. However, instead of being trapped in a high-stress, linear visual novel, Paradise Killer drops you into a 3D open-world, vaporwave paradise with a very chill, city-pop soundtrack.

Difficulty Rating

2/10

Online/Offline Trophies

This game is offline only.