Destruction AllStars was due to release on the PlayStation 5 at launch next week, so the title’s probably pretty much done at this point. However, it’s been delayed until February and added to the PlayStation Plus lineup – but that hasn’t stopped its Trophies from stumbling onto Sony’s servers. The trinkets actually give us a glimpse into what the title’s all about, and unsurprisingly the focus appears to be on online play.
There are gongs for completing single player challenges, but mostly you’ll earn trinkets for participating in the release’s various multiplayer modes. Each character appears to have their own Trophy, presumably to encourage you to experiment with their special abilities. You’ll also earn trinkets for winning 50 matches online, and emerging victorious at least once with each AllStar. A potentially tough one, then, but plenty of incentive to keep you playing.
[source exophase.com]
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I can honestly see me playing this, didn't think I'd like Rocket league but I have somehow put 12 days in time into it 😶
I cant recall seeing trophies for a game go live a full 3 months prior to launch
Easy pass for me, don't like online only games anyways
Well... the game is built as an online multiplayer game, so this doesn't come as a surprise at all.
Looking forward playing the game next year. It looks like a tons of fun.
Looking forward to more messages from a few 12 year olds telling how bad I am in a very colorful way.
@JohnKarnes No mom remarks the kids are get more well behaved nowadays.
What??? An Online multiplayer game requires a lot of online play??? SHOCK HORROR
@Flaming_Kaiser Oh I agree with that. The ban hammer works as a great teacher. But you can still run into them.
@JohnKarnes Sometimes i think dont parents check what their kids are playing. I hear enough really young playing COD and things like GTA.
As much as i like gaming parents should not let their kids play those really adult games. Kids have too grow up fast enough i didn't have a bad youth growing up with Mario,Donkey Kong, Metriod, Starfox and many more.
Look in not saying that a kid that plays Resident Evil at age 15 is a big issue but if your 10 i think its way too young. And i even i can totally understand that parents would say no you play that game when you are old enough.
I always had too watch my little brothers when my parents had too work so i can totally understand when parents are protective. Too my parents defense they always felt bad about me watching my little brothers. But we never had it good so i cant be more happy with ehat my parents did for us.
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