Hunted: The Demon's Forge - Road Map & Trophy Guide

[yewjhin]

Originally Posted by Sajiko

Thanks for the credit for my video! You may want to mention that the maps on the crucible are region specific. I got a lot of messages of people from Europe saying they could not find my map. I have yet to confirm it but judging by the amount of people who messaged me about it I would say my map is not available in that region.

No problem you deserve the credit, and thanks for the info.

[simonp92]

A user named Cars123456789 has made a map similar to Sajiko's called Big Golden Golden for the european players.

[DarkAmon]

for anyone interested the Tweaks in NG+ do not disable trophies so if you wanted to run through it once to unlock them then restart using them you can.

I wish there was a "secrets" guide I am at 31 secrets of the 32.

[tariq313]

nice job and nice Guide yewjhin

i hope i can get the platinum trophy ^_^

[Blitzwing85]

Thanks for the guide. I was into Chapter 2 but stopped playing this as i wanted to Platinum Wipeout HD first. (i knew if i left it i wouldnt get good enough to 100% it..lol)

Now that is done, i shall crack on with Hunted. I'm playing the game in Splitscreen AND Solo at same time as im playing with my partner but there is no way she could be bothered to wait for me getting all collectibles. haha.

[JackC8]

Great guide - thank you very much! It's very much appreciated

I'm on my second playthrough trying to gather all the collectibles and pick up the combat trophies and whatever else I happen to come across.

[blazenarutoshippuden]

I do have a question though. Is this game really 12-15 to platinum? I thought this game would be longer than that from looking at gameplay.

[yewjhin]

Originally Posted by blazenarutoshippuden

I do have a question though. Is this game really 12-15 to platinum? I thought this game would be longer than that from looking at gameplay.

On Casual difficulty, if you use a Collectible Guide thoroughly, you're looking at about 10 hours for starting Playthrough, then you can clean up the Adventure mode by just replaying the boss fights with the other character very quickly.

After that all that remains are the Crucible trophies

[blazenarutoshippuden]

Originally Posted by yewjhin

On Casual difficulty, if you use a Collectible Guide thoroughly, you're looking at about 10 hours for starting Playthrough, then you can clean up the Adventure mode by just replaying the boss fights with the other character very quickly.

After that all that remains are the Crucible trophies

Thanks for the reply back. This needs to be added to my collection once i get the money to buy it.

[ToxicMegacolon]

Nice guide, yewjhin. Some tips and thoughts you may want to consider:

- You should include a note about the Sleg in your roadmap (you mention it in the appropriate trophy description, but it would be more helpful to warn players of it in the roadmap). I alternatively chose to load up the last chapter of act 5, since the sleg is right in front of you and the boss right down the road. Then I loaded up the last boss fight and unlocked the trophy. I think this is faster than starting at the Depths, plus if you use Caddoc you get his two boss trophies in the process.

- For those planning on playing this game through entirely solo (i.e., no human co-op partner), then it's far easier to earn Bull in a China Shop and Joined at the Hip with a second controller than with the computer AI. Just have the second "player" hang back while you do what you need to do, or use both controllers to boost each player at the same time, depending on the trophy. The AI computer constantly screwed with my efforts so it's best to cut them out of the process.

- For the Rampage trophy, an easy way was to use E'lara and her exploding arrow skill (sorry forgot the exact name), fully powered up. That way, every shot that hits the ground will explode and kill all those around it. It's like having respawning explosive crates.

- You've already mentioned it, but I would emphasize the lack of a difficulty trophy in this game. There is absolutely no reason to play through it your first time on anything other than Casual difficulty. I remember some of the sleg battles being really annoying, even on the lowest difficulty.... I would have hated to try them on a higher one.

Again, guide looks great.