Eastest Horror Games To Platinum on PS5

Summary

• Capcom adds bonuses and replayability unlockables to Resident Evil 3, making it easier to achieve challenging trophies.

• Crow Country offers a simple path to Platinum by following the collectibles guide and ignoring the pressure to rank.

• Medium can be completed in one playthrough with a guide to find all the collectibles without worrying about battle trophies.

There's no better way to show that a horror game is conquered than by earning its Platinum trophy. It means the player has not only beaten the game, but is intimately familiar with every nook and cranny of its design. No enemy is too hard and no puzzle is too dull.

For those who want that feel from games that aren't as challenging, the list below offers some great examples to try. They may require additional playthroughs, but they won't test one's patience or skill like the hardest examples of the genre. However, it will probably scare most players anyway.

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Resident Evil 3

More runs Short game

Capcom tends to make their linear single-player games endlessly replayable by adding bonus goodies and unlockables to spice up future playthroughs. Resident Evil 3 continues this tradition. Any tough trophies, like beating a higher difficulty, are instantly made easier by the fact that you can still get them with special weapons and items.

Even completing an S rank game is a breeze with Infinite Rocket Launcher. The only real challenge will be defeating Nemesis' final form. His attacks are one-hit kills even with a bulletproof vest. Players will have to play through the game several times, but the game is short to begin with and it gets even faster once you know how to play through it.

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Crows of the earth

Easy S rank and easy collectibles

This throwback to PS1 horror games features something the console never could; trophies. Like the plays from the era it draws its influence from, Crows of the earth it is brief and most of its problems come from the puzzles.

Getting platinum is as simple as following the guide to get all the collectibles. Players should not be intimidated by the game's rating system. All that determines rank is healing items used and secrets found, so one can take all the time they need and save as often as they want.

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Face

Check out the puzzle guide to get going quickly

Face is a first-person horror game heavily inspired by Hideo Kojima's game PT Players explore an abandoned house, uncovering clues while avoiding the threats posed by the creepy specters that haunt the home.

They must also guard their sanity by not staying in dark places for too long. Due to the nature of the adventure game, the Platinum trophy is fairly easy to obtain with the help of a guide. It's all about solving puzzles and unlocking the secret ending.

Face deals heavily with self-harm, something players should be aware of before starting the game.

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Contempt

All but two trophies are earned by simply beating the game

It's easy to see the influence of HR Giger Contempt eerie environments and creature designs. It is a first-person survival horror shooter with a strong focus on puzzles. The game itself is super short, provided one isn't completely stumped by the obtuse puzzle.

With a guide, the whole thing can be done in a few hours. Even without one, it shouldn't take as long to complete as the average full-length title. All but two trophies are automatically earned by playing the game.

The last two boil down to binary selection, so just play a specific chapter and Platinum will be taken care of.

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callisto protocol

A small collectible list and a manageable difficulty trophy

Although it sounds like a horror sci-fi game set in space with grotesque monsters Dead universe, callisto protocol differs from the aforementioned title with a more complex melee combat system.

This terrifying journey isn't long, and all trophies are linked to story events, combat, or collectibles. One will want to use the guide for collectibles as they are easy to miss. Beating the game on Maximum Security difficulty will prove to be the biggest challenge, but it's not an insurmountable task for anyone experienced in the survival horror genre.

The platinum trophy is also still available if you beat her in the new game plus run.

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Doki Doki Literature Club

The visual novel genre means no quick reflexes are required

Just listing this game is a spoiler in itself. The game has been out long enough for most people to at least be aware of it Doki Doki Literature Club is not a simple visual dating simulator.

The gameplay stays mostly in the same genre, although things take a terrifyingly surreal turn, so getting Platinum means nothing more than using the guide to see and do everything the game has to offer.

It will be a harrowing ride to see all the alternate paths in the game, but trophy hunters will do anything for that sweet, sweet Platinum.

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Medium

Use the guide to find all the collectibles in one game

Bloober Team wore their influences on their sleeve Medium. This unique game has beautiful modern graphics, but its movement, camera and puzzles harken back to an older era of horror games.

The game has no combat, so players don't have to worry about any combat trophies, but some threats in the world will cause the game to end anyway. The platinum trophy is associated with collectibles here. They are all easy to find, but you should use a guide as players cannot return to older areas to collect missing collectibles. On the plus side, it's all doable in one playthrough.