Doom: The Dark Ages Glitch Breaks Platinum Trophy
launched worldwide today, and PS5 players are running into a glitch that breaks the Platinum trophy. While it's possible to avoid the bug, there's no workaround at the time of this writing, and we can't confirm what triggers it.
As pointed out by PSNProfiles user and veteran trophy hunter Chaos_Bladez, the glitch stems from Doom: The Dark Ages' Berserker trophy, which requires players to acquire all Shield Base, Shield Rune, and Melee Weapon upgrades.
Players who buy the upgrades naturally while playing the game are unable to get the Berserker trophy to pop. The only solution available at this time is to wait until all upgrades are purchaseable, and then buy them all in one go.
Doom: The Dark Ages received a patch last weekend when reviewers had access to the game, but that patch did not fix the Berserker trophy. If you've already run into the glitch, we advise waiting it out until Bethesda rolls out a patch.
Those who've already purchased an upgrade or two, and are only just reading this, should probably create a backup save or start over if you don't want to wait for a patch.
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