Crimson Desert Players have Started Claiming the 300-Hour Platinum Trophy

From the very first reviews, Crimson Desert attracted attention with its vast map and dense content. While it was said that it could take hundreds of hours for players to fully master the game, how this would translate to trophies was also a matter of curiosity. It seems that this expectation has been more than met.

Crimson Desert Platinum Trophy Exceeds 300 Hours

According to the reliable trophy guide site PowerPyx, obtaining the Crimson Desert platinum trophy can take more than 300 hours. The main reason for this is the game’s long main story, vast open world, and very dense side content. Players need to explore the entire map, collect every weapon type, and complete all the mini-games in the game.

Interestingly, this process requires more time than difficulty. Most trophies aren’t technically challenging, but they demand considerable patience and time. The variety of content the game offers is naturally the biggest factor extending the platinum journey.

Despite this, some players have already reached the platinum trophy. According to PlayStation data, the percentage of players who have achieved it is currently around 0.01%. While this rate is quite low, considering the game is relatively new, it’s noteworthy that some of the first players to reach this goal have done so.

Crimson Desert, which received mixed reviews upon its launch, has begun to see a more positive picture from players with recent updates. Improvements in performance and content, in particular, have elevated the overall perception of the game. Looking at all this, it’s clear that the game has built a strong player base in the long term, as well as demonstrating the difficulty of the platinum trophy.

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