Croc Remaster for PS5 Includes Notable Limitations

Overview of Croc: Legend of the Gobbos Remaster

  • The awaited remaster of Croc: Legend of the Gobbos will not feature a Platinum trophy for PS4 and PS5 players.
  • While the game will lack the coveted Platinum, players can still earn Bronze, Silver, and Gold trophies.
  • This remaster brings enhanced graphics and a revamped control scheme to meet modern gaming expectations.

The beloved 3D platformer, Croc: Legend of the Gobbos, originally launched in 1997, is set to return in a fresh remaster aimed at contemporary gaming audiences. Although it has garnered a dedicated fanbase over the years, the game has been critiqued for its control mechanics. Scheduled for release on April 2, 2025, this new version aspires to improve on past shortcomings while retaining its nostalgic charm.

With the remaster, players can anticipate significant upgrades such as improved graphics and a more intuitive control setup. Fans of the genre are eagerly looking forward to revisiting the vibrant world of Croc. Fortunately, they won’t have to wait much longer, as the game will be available across multiple platforms including PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PlayStation.

However, recent reports from PSN Profiles reveal that this remaster will not include a Platinum trophy, which is often seen as a prestigious accomplishment among trophy hunters on PlayStation. The reasons for this omission remain unclear, leading to disappointment among fans who had hoped for the full trophy experience. Factors such as the brief gameplay length (achieving 100% completion in under 10 hours) may have played a role, although other short titles still include Platinum trophies.

Complete Trophy Breakdown for Croc: Legend of the Gobbos

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Bronze Trophies

  • Bonus Level – Unlock the first Bonus Level
  • Crystal Clear – Collect 500 crystals
  • Feeble Excused – Defeat Tooty the Feeble
  • Gettin’ Flibby Wit It – Defeat Flibby
  • Give Peas A Chance – Complete 5 levels without defeating an enemy
  • Itsy Beatsy – Defeat Itsy the Ice Demon
  • No Gobbo Left Behind – Collect all the Gobbos in a level
  • What Goes Up… – Defeat CHumly the Rocket Man
  • Yippee! – Free the first caged Gobbo

Silver Trophies

  • Empty Backpack – Complete 5 levels without collecting a crystal
  • Fosley’s Final Flotation – Defeat Fosley
  • Jack of all Tirades – Defeat Cactus Jack
  • Ker-Splash! – Defeat Neptuna
  • Rescue Them All – Rescue all the Gobbos
  • Spoo-key Challenge – Rescue all the crystal door Gobbos on the Desert Island
  • Why That’s Defrightful – Rescue all the Gobbos from the party games in Dungeon of Defright

Gold Trophies

  • Dante’s Infernal – Defeat Baron Dante
  • Like a Boss – Complete all the boss levels without taking damage
  • The Jig is Up – Collect all the jigsaw pieces
  • Wonky Gong – Defeat The Secret Sentinel

While the absence of a Platinum trophy may disappoint some players, it is unlikely to deter the enthusiasm surrounding this much-anticipated remaster. Despite facing a delay from its original December 2024 release date, fans have been eagerly awaiting this moment. Now, with the launch only a short time away, excitement is building for the chance to rediscover Croc: Legend of the Gobbos.

Looking ahead, should the remaster perform well in the market, the possibility of a remaster for Croc 2 could become a reality. This would enable a broader audience to experience nearly the full Croc franchise on new-generation consoles, with the exception of the original Game Boy Color titles, which remain exclusive to handheld devices. Additionally, a special Croc Collector’s Edition will be available for those keen on collectible memorabilia.

Classic platformer enthusiasts should also keep an eye out for the upcoming release of the Gex Trilogy this summer, which promises to deliver another nostalgic dose of 3D platforming action that fans have cherished over the years.

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