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Feature: Going Platinum: I Legit Forgot This Tiny, Unique PS4 Game Exists

Feature: Going Platinum: I Legit Forgot This Tiny, Unique PS4 Game Exists

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The article revisits the unique PS4 game Arrog, which many players may have forgotten. Despite its short playtime of about 30 minutes, the game offers an artistic experience with a hand-drawn visual style and an atmospheric soundscape. While it features an easy platinum Trophy, it also explores profound themes related to death and dreams, rooted in Peruvian culture.

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IndienovaPS4ArrogGoing PlatinumFeatures Going Platinum: I Legit Forgot This Tiny, Unique PS4 Game Exists It's called Arrog by Stephen Tailby8 mins ago Share: Image: Push SquarePlatinum Trophy #26: Arrog Date Earned: 4th February 2021 Dopamine Index: This is probably the most common platinum Trophy I have. I just looked at the list on my console, and 80.4% of players have earned the plat in Arrog. What the heck is Arrog, I hear you ask? Well, if I'm being completely honest with you, I had forgotten all about it until I sat down to write the next Going Platinum (as in, this one).

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