Easiest & Quickest Platinum Trophies on PS5 & PS4

An "easy platinum" is a game whose full trophy list — every bronze, silver and gold trophy — can be earned by most players with relatively little skill, time or grinding, ending in the platinum trophy itself. Easiest platinum trophies typically ask for is finishing the main story, picking up a handful of collectibles, or replaying a couple of short chapters on a different difficulty. That makes them the fastest way to pad out a PlayStation trophy level and climb the leaderboards, and it's exactly why "easy platinum trophies" and "easiest games to platinum" are among the most-searched trophy-hunting terms on PS5 and PS4.

This page is a live, filterable database rather than a fixed top-10 list. With the advent of trophy leaderboards, many PlayStation players seek out games with quick and/or easy trophy lists to help them increase their trophy level and leaderboard ranking quickly. (New to the system? See our guide to how PlayStation trophies work, from bronze to platinum.) There are hundreds of such games available on PS5 and PS4, and the simplest way to find them is with the search filters below — sort by time-to-platinum, by difficulty rating, or by price to surface the easiest games to platinum for free or as close to it as possible. Some ready-made searches are provided directly below, and more ways to find quick, easy platinums are covered further down this page.

There are numerous publishers of PlayStation games that focus primarily on releasing games with easy trophy lists. While Ratalaika Games is likely the most well-known of these publishers (due to being one of the first and most prolific such publishers), there are now several, and links to their games are provided below.

Most of these publishers do not develop their games, but rather port already-existing indie games from other platforms (mainly PC) to PS4, PS5, and/or Vita. The games themselves vary wildly in terms of length, difficulty, and quality, but their trophy lists are almost always extremely easy. To make the trophies easier to obtain (and thus the games more enticing to trophy hunters), these publishers often put cheat codes in their games or award all trophies for completing, for example, just the first few levels of the game.

These publishers also typically offer a separate trophy list for each region and console on which the game is released. It is not uncommon for these games to have six trophy lists, for example (one on each of PS4 and PS5, or PS4 and Vita, for each of the North American, European, and Asian versions of the game). Some games even include a Japanese trophy list that is separate from the other Asian version, bringing the total number of times that the game can be platinumed up to eight.