Platinum Backlog
Find the platinum you are closest to earning, and the games you forgot you had almost finished.
No sign-in and no PlayStation account linking. The PSN ID only needs to have trophies set to public.
There are platinums sitting a few trophies away on most profiles, and they are easy to forget. This page finds them. Enter a PSN ID and every game with an unearned platinum comes back in one list, closest to finished at the top.
Your trophy list on the console sorts by whatever you played last, so the game you walked away from at 94 percent two years ago is buried a hundred rows down. That game is usually the fastest platinum you can get. Here it is the first thing you see.
Each game shows how far in you are, how many trophies are left, and which ones — four bronze reads very differently from one gold you already know is a grind. Games you have never earned a trophy in are left out, so a big library does not push the ones you actually started out of sight.
One thing to know about the percentage: it is PlayStation's own number for the whole trophy set, so it counts DLC trophies even though a platinum never requires them. Games with DLC packs carry a DLC tag, and you are closer to those platinums than the figure shows.
- Enter a PSN ID with trophies set to public.
- Every game with an unearned platinum is collected and ranked by completion percentage.
- Sort, search or group the list by console to find what to play next.
- Sorting — closest to platinum, furthest, most or least recently played, or alphabetical.
- Search — narrow the list down to a game by typing part of its name.
- Group by platform — split the list into PS5, PS4, PS Vita and PS3 blocks, and choose which console sits at the top.
- Unstarted games — hidden by default; a toggle reveals games with a platinum you have never earned a trophy in.
Frequently asked questions
Which games show up in my backlog?
Any game on the profile with a platinum trophy not earned yet. Games that have no platinum at all are left out, because there is nothing to work towards, and games already platinumed are finished, so they are not shown here.
Where does the completion percentage come from?
It is the percentage PlayStation itself reports for the title, which is the share of that game's trophies earned. It is the same number shown on the console trophy list.
Does the percentage include DLC trophies?
Yes, and it is worth knowing about. The percentage is the one PlayStation reports for the whole trophy set, so DLC trophies are counted in it — but a platinum never requires them. A game whose DLC packs are larger than its base game can show under 50 percent even when every trophy the platinum actually needs is already earned. Games with DLC packs are marked with a DLC tag so you know the number is understating you.
What does the DLC tag on a game mean?
It means the trophy set has extra packs beyond the base game. Those trophies push the percentage down without moving you further from the platinum, so treat a tagged game as closer than it looks. Games without the tag have a single trophy list, where the percentage lines up with platinum progress.
Does a high percentage mean the platinum is easy?
Not always. The percentage counts trophies, not effort, so a game at 95 percent can still have one grind or one difficult challenge standing between you and the platinum. It tells you roughly which platinums are closest, not which are easiest.
Does the list include games I have never played?
No. Games that reached the profile without a single trophy earned in them are left out, so the list stays on games actually started.
Can I look at one console on its own?
Turn on Group by platform and the list splits into PS5, PS4, PS Vita and PS3 blocks, each with its own count. A second dropdown picks which console leads, so a Vita backlog can sit at the top of the page. The chosen sort still applies inside every block.
Why does the same game appear for PS4 and PS5?
Because they are separate trophy lists with separate platinums. Finishing one does not fill in the other, so both are tracked independently.
More PlatHub tools
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- 100% Completion Mosaic — every game taken to 100%, platinum or not, as one image.
- Platinum Tier List — rank a collection from S to F and export the board.
- Platinum Card — a shareable card for any platinum on a profile
- Trophy Statistics — charts of a collection by date, rarity and more.
- Yearly Recap — a platinum year in review, one year at a time.
- Alphabet Challenge — track a platinum for every letter from A to Z.
- GOTY Challenge — check a profile against every Game of the Year winner.
- Series Tracker — see how close a profile is to completing a full game series.
- PlatHub Points — score a collection by rarity, and see what each platinum is worth.
- PlatHub Leaderboard — every profile checked on the site, ranked by PlatHub Points.