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Platinum List

Every platinum you own, in whatever order you want to read them.

Start with a PSN ID

No sign-in and no PlayStation account linking. The PSN ID only needs to have trophies set to public.

A trophy list on the console is ordered by whatever you touched last, and that is the only order it offers. This page takes every platinum on a profile and puts the order in your hands: rarest first, longest played first, oldest first, or straight down the alphabet.

Time played is the one most people come here for, because nothing else on PlayStation will show it to you. Sony records how long you have spent in a game, but never lines those hours up against the platinums you earned — so the question "which platinum actually took me the longest" has no answer on the console. Here it is one dropdown.

Each row carries the same facts whichever order you choose: the platform, the earn rate, the date you popped it, and the hours on the clock. The figure the current sort is reading sits on the right of the row, so a list ranked by rarity is a column of rarities rather than a list you have to squint at.

One thing to know about the hours: PlayStation only reports playtime for PS4 and PS5 titles, and only from the point it started recording. PS3 and Vita platinums have no hours at all, and a PS4 game finished long ago may report none either. Platinums with no figure sort to the bottom of both time played orders rather than pretending to be zero.

How it works
  1. Enter a PSN ID with trophies set to public to load every platinum on it.
  2. Pick an order: rarity, time played, earned date or name, in either direction.
  3. Search by name to jump to one game, or read straight down the ranked list.
What you can customize
  • Sort by rarity — rarest platinum first or most common first, using PSN's own earn rate.
  • Sort by time played — the hours PlayStation has recorded for each game, longest or shortest first.
  • Sort by earned date — newest first, or oldest first to read a collection from the very first platinum.
  • Sort alphabetically — A to Z or Z to A, for finding one game in a long collection.
  • Search — narrow the list to a game by typing part of its name.
  • Numbered rows — every row carries its position, so "my fifth rarest platinum" is a thing you can point at.

Frequently asked questions

Which games appear in the list?

Every game on the profile with the platinum already earned. Games still in progress are not here — the Platinum Backlog covers those — and games without a platinum to earn never appear.

Where does time played come from?

It is the lifetime playtime PlayStation itself records for the title, the same figure the console shows. It is not time-to-platinum: hours played after the platinum popped are counted in it too.

Why do some platinums show no time played?

PlayStation only reports playtime for PS4 and PS5 titles, and only since it began recording, so PS3 and Vita platinums have none and some older PS4 games report none either. A game whose hours cannot be tied to exactly one trophy list is also left blank rather than guessed at. Those platinums sort to the bottom of the time played orders in both directions.

What does the rarity percentage mean?

It is the share of players who own the game and have earned its platinum, as reported by PSN. A lower number is a rarer platinum, so sorting rarest first puts the smallest percentages at the top.

Is this the same sorting the mosaic uses?

Yes, deliberately. The mosaic and this list share one comparator, so rarest first means the same thing on both pages. The difference is what comes out: the mosaic draws an image to download, and this reads as a list you can scroll.

Can I share the list?

The address carries the PSN ID, so the link you are looking at opens the same list for anybody. The order and the search are not stored in it, so whoever opens it starts on newest first.

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