10 Insanely Difficult Bronze PlayStation Trophies That Cost You 100%

F**k Titanfall 2's time trials.

In the pursuit of video game excellence it's nice to have some proof of how great you are, enter trophies and achievements.

Of course, not every trophy is made equally and somewhere along the line a bronze trophy, which is supposed to be fairly trivial to obtain, becomes a huge pain in the butt.

Whether because the requirements for it are obscure, overly challenging, or excessively time consuming, you deserved a lot more than the crappiest trophy PlayStation has to offer if you obtained any of these.

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10. Social Lubricant - Watch Dogs

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Our first entry for a tried, tested, and tormenting Platinum Killer is the Social Lubricant trophy from Watch Dogs.

You’ll have a pretty smooth time with the other silver and bronze trophies if you’ve nailed the fundamentals of Watch Dogs’ mechanics which makes this bitchy little minigame all the more frustrating. To achieve the trophy you’ll need to unlock and complete all 10 levels of the drinking game in each bar. Like all trophies that revolve around minigames, I really hope you’re enjoying the minigame itself otherwise you’re in for a real bad time. And enjoying the minigame is pretty much impossible here because it full on sucks. The mini game requires you to navigate to the button icons and then click the corresponding icons once they come into focus or keep your joysticks in the allocated positions, depending on the match up.

As you can imagine this becomes harder as you get more drunk, your controls invert, time limits are tighter, and the tedium well and truly sets in.

All I can say for this minigame is that it’s not fun, it’s not a good test of your skills in relation to the rest of the game at all, and there’s a reason it was eventually patched to be easier.

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Jess has been a journalist and content creator in the games industry for over 15 years and has been WhatCulture's resident Australian import and sorry cop since 2020, upping the quotient of swearing and apologising in WhatCulture Gaming's annual blooper videos considerably. She previously worked at GameSpot for 10 years, most notably hosting GameSpot News in addition to E3 live shows, and PAX panels. She regularly livestreams a variety of games on her 'jessmcdonell' YouTube and Twitch channels and hosts the 'Do It On The Day' podcast. She has won awards for her news and feature work in gaming as well as an accolade for her comedic writing (likely an admin error). She can be found on X at @jessmcdonell and Instagram at @jessicamcdonell sharing her current videogame fixations, industry insights, and videos of her cat, Karma.