10 PlayStation Trophies That Are Literally Impossible To Achieve

9. Dragon Fin Soup! - Dragon Fin Soup

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Grimm Bros

Dragon Fin Soup was released at the tail-end of 2015, courtesy of tiny indie development studio Grimm Bros. A fantastic retro-style RPG, the game didn't really make a big splash back when it first came out, but it was made available as a PlayStation Plus perk, so the majority of PS4, PS3 and PS Vita gamers can always head back and play it for free.

Although, if you're interested in attaining the platinum - creatively titled Dragon Fin Soup! - you may not want to do that. From pretty much day one, reports that the game's trophies were bugged began to circulate, with stat tracker issues, crashes, and other glitches making the platinum unattainable.

Frustratingly, Grimm Bros then came forward with a lengthy comment on the game's Kickstarter page, saying that they were unable to fix the PlayStation versions of the game. The problem was that Grimm Bros didn't actually port these versions, leaving the job of fixing the game up to the studio that did - BlitWorks:

"Of course we would love to address all PSN related issues but again, as we have explained multiple times, a different studio ported the title and did the submission and they have dropped the ball. Lack of support for PS platforms is in no way a result of our efforts in supporting the game on Steam as we by our-self simply cannot do any work on the PS platforms."

Interestingly, BlitWorks' website doesn't even list Dragon Fin Soup in its list of games, almost as if they're embarrassed about the poor quality of their port.

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