10 Rarest PS4 Trophies

The Quiet Man, having been slated when it came out, as the daring choice it made - to show the life of the deaf protagonist by having your first playthrough be without sound to let you know what the dialogue was - fell rather flat.

Without subtitles or even sign language present in the game's cutscenes, the plot of the game was more or less indecipherable the first time around, which made players feel less like they were experiencing Dane's life and more playing a worse version of the game.

This would explain why the completion rate for the game is fairly low - with only 25.8% of players having even finished the game.

This pales in comparison to the Win At Life trophy, though, which requires you to not just finish the game, but to finish the game without ever being hit in the gameplay. As in, all five chapters.

In one fell swoop, this takes fully completing every trophy in The Quiet Man from possible to downright devilish - which makes it all the more confusing that this game doesn't have a Platinum to reward you, either.