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The upcoming remaster ofCroc: Legend of the Gobboswill not have a Platinum trophy when it releases for PS5.Croc: Legend of the Gobbosis a 3D platformer that was originally released in 1997. The game has become a cult favorite among platforming fans, though there are many who don’t like the controls. Now, in 2025,Crocis making a comeback through a brand-new remaster.
TheCroc: Legend of the Gobbosremaster will feature a new control scheme, spruced-up visuals, and other bells and whistles to help it meet modern standards. Fans of classic 3D platformers are excited to get their hands on the title, and luckily, the wait is nearly at an end. TheCrocremaster is scheduled to release on Wednesday, April 2, and when it releases it will be available for all major platforms. That means fans can play theCrocremaster across PC, Switch, Xbox, and PlayStation platforms. However, it’s come to light that the PlayStation version of the game comes with a slight drawback.
It’s beenconfirmed by PSN ProfilesthatCroc: Legends of the Gobboswillnot have a Platinum trophywhen it releases on PS4 and PS5 this coming Wednesday, April 2. It’s unclear exactly why that it is, but it’s disappointing news, to say the least. It’s possible that part of the reason is how shortCrocis (100% completion is easily obtainable in less than 10 hours), but there are other short games with Platinum trophies.
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This may be disappointing news, but for fans of classic 3D platformers, it’s unlikely to be a deal-breaker. 3D platformer fans have beenlooking forward to theCrocremaster for months, with many disappointed when the game was delayed from December 2024 to its new date of April 2. The good news is that the wait is nearly at an end, and so nostalgic fans will soon have the chance to revisitCroc: Legend of the Gobbos.
IfCroc: Legend of the Gobbossells well enough, one has to imagine that a remaster of the sequel is on the table. ACroc 2remaster would mean that nearly the entire franchise would be playable on modern hardware, minus theCrocGame Boy Color games, which remain exclusive to the handheld. Those interested in picking up the remaster should note that there’s aCrocCollector’s Editionavailable as well.
In the meantime, fans of classic 3D platformers will also want to keep an eye on this summer. TheGex Trilogyis set to launch in coming months, giving fans the chance to replay the original side-scroller as well as its 3D platformer sequels.
