Replace “Perfect Games” with Platinum Trophy and New Icon
I’d like to suggest a simple but meaningful improvement to the Steam achievements system.

Currently, Steam labels games with all achievements unlocked as “Perfect Games,” and displays a generic yellow icon. I propose:

Rename “Perfect Games” to “Platinum Games” or “Platinum Trophy”

Replace the current icon with a more distinct, platinum-style trophy symbol
(to clearly indicate full completion, inspired by other platforms like PlayStation)

This would make full completion more rewarding and instantly recognizable, encouraging players to engage more with achievement hunting.

Thank you for your time and consideration!
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Yasahi 22 Jul @ 9:21am 
They should add "Platinum Trophy" to the word filter so that it gets automatically filtered like all the swear words and other unsavory stuff. There's zero reason to try and mimic an inferior platform like playstation with something like this.
Last edited by Yasahi; 22 Jul @ 9:21am
Originally posted by KoTz:
This would make full completion more rewarding and instantly recognizable, encouraging players to engage more with achievement hunting.

It's up to a person on what they find rewarding. I'll get 100% on games I find worth it, to me.

Also, some people cheat on Steam to unlock all their Achievements (Using SAM) so, would be pointless. Not knowing who actually played to unlock them and who cheated.

I didn't platinum many games on Playstation or Xbox. I'm glad I got the platinum trophies for Days Gone and Cyberpunk 2077 on the PS4 though.
Originally posted by KoTz:
I’d like to suggest a simple but meaningful improvement to the Steam achievements system.

Currently, Steam labels games with all achievements unlocked as “Perfect Games,” and displays a generic yellow icon. I propose:

Rename “Perfect Games” to “Platinum Games” or “Platinum Trophy”

Replace the current icon with a more distinct, platinum-style trophy symbol
(to clearly indicate full completion, inspired by other platforms like PlayStation)

This would make full completion more rewarding and instantly recognizable, encouraging players to engage more with achievement hunting.

Thank you for your time and consideration!
What difference would it actually make, to rename Perfect Games to Platinum Games, to me that makes zero sense, also Platinum Trophy is a PlayStation thing, so not everyone is going to recognize that
If you have all achievements it is a perfect game and you get the ribbon icon and a showcase to display those perfect games. Secondly achievements are not labelled bronze, silver, gold like on Playstation so platinum has zero relevance.
malaria 22 Jul @ 2:06pm 
I'd like a bigger focus on achievements overall without copying off PlayStation
Shreddy 22 Jul @ 2:24pm 
I prefer it the way it is and don’t want steam to start copying console terms like platinum trophy.
cinedine 22 Jul @ 3:49pm 
Does it really matter whether you "perfect" a game, "plat" a game (which is a bit different), "1k" a game or "100%" a game?

Originally posted by eram:
Platinum Games used to be label that sold budget title pc games, they all had the same box
Platinum Trophy is Sony play stations name for achievements

Platinum Games is also a small Japanese indie game studio known in the scene for such obscure titles as Bayonetta or Nier: Automata.
Point?
Originally posted by malaria:
I'd like a bigger focus on achievements overall without copying off PlayStation
Unfortunately, the ability to cheat achievements, in a variety of ways, makes them more of a personal goal and not something that should need outside validation.

Besides, Valve only gave us achievements to get people to stop asking for them, and they only did the bare minimum. Other than adding a completionist showcase they really haven't done anything else with them.
[?]legit 23 Jul @ 4:42am 
Originally posted by JPMcMillen:
Originally posted by malaria:
I'd like a bigger focus on achievements overall without copying off PlayStation
Unfortunately, the ability to cheat achievements, in a variety of ways, makes them more of a personal goal and not something that should need outside validation.

Besides, Valve only gave us achievements to get people to stop asking for them, and they only did the bare minimum. Other than adding a completionist showcase they really haven't done anything else with them.
They did quite a lot for them, especially since the steam deck came out.

They've added sound, animations when they pop, animations in the client. The achievements are also integrated into the overlay. Then you also see the progress for achievments.
Originally posted by Yasahi:
They should add "Platinum Trophy" to the word filter so that it gets automatically filtered like all the swear words and other unsavory stuff. There's zero reason to try and mimic an inferior platform like playstation with something like this.
lmao, steam should stick with being a pc focused, internet store instead of emulating overly simple console storefronts
Originally posted by ?legit:
Originally posted by JPMcMillen:
Unfortunately, the ability to cheat achievements, in a variety of ways, makes them more of a personal goal and not something that should need outside validation.

Besides, Valve only gave us achievements to get people to stop asking for them, and they only did the bare minimum. Other than adding a completionist showcase they really haven't done anything else with them.
They did quite a lot for them, especially since the steam deck came out.

They've added sound, animations when they pop, animations in the client. The achievements are also integrated into the overlay. Then you also see the progress for achievments.
Except for the sound effect, those already existed when Valve created achievements. Even seeing achievement progress was there in the beginning, assuming the developer set it up properly.
BJWyler 23 Jul @ 9:30am 
Originally posted by KoTz:
I’d like to suggest a simple but meaningful improvement to the Steam achievements system.

Currently, Steam labels games with all achievements unlocked as “Perfect Games,” and displays a generic yellow icon. I propose:

Rename “Perfect Games” to “Platinum Games” or “Platinum Trophy”

Replace the current icon with a more distinct, platinum-style trophy symbol
(to clearly indicate full completion, inspired by other platforms like PlayStation)

This would make full completion more rewarding and instantly recognizable, encouraging players to engage more with achievement hunting.

Thank you for your time and consideration!
No thanks. This is the PC platform, not the Kiddie Konsole platform. The platinum garbage can stay there, where it belongs.
Originally posted by BJWyler:
Kiddie Konsole platform.

Wouldn't that be Scamtendo? I mean, Nintendo and not Playstation.
KoTz 23 Jul @ 1:15pm 
Originally posted by BJWyler:
Originally posted by KoTz:
I’d like to suggest a simple but meaningful improvement to the Steam achievements system.

Currently, Steam labels games with all achievements unlocked as “Perfect Games,” and displays a generic yellow icon. I propose:

Rename “Perfect Games” to “Platinum Games” or “Platinum Trophy”

Replace the current icon with a more distinct, platinum-style trophy symbol
(to clearly indicate full completion, inspired by other platforms like PlayStation)

This would make full completion more rewarding and instantly recognizable, encouraging players to engage more with achievement hunting.

Thank you for your time and consideration!
No thanks. This is the PC platform, not the Kiddie Konsole platform. The platinum garbage can stay there, where it belongs.

Calling it “Kiddie Konsole” just because the idea exists on PlayStation doesn’t make much sense.

Achievements have been part of PC gaming for years — on Steam, GOG, even Xbox for PC.

Wanting a clearer way to show 100% completion isn’t “console behavior,” it’s just organizing what already exists.

If you don’t like the idea, that’s fine but dismissing it as “garbage” only shows bias, not an argument.
Last edited by KoTz; 23 Jul @ 1:15pm
KoTz 23 Jul @ 1:18pm 
Originally posted by TBS AlexDK:
Originally posted by KoTz:
I’d like to suggest a simple but meaningful improvement to the Steam achievements system.

Currently, Steam labels games with all achievements unlocked as “Perfect Games,” and displays a generic yellow icon. I propose:

Rename “Perfect Games” to “Platinum Games” or “Platinum Trophy”

Replace the current icon with a more distinct, platinum-style trophy symbol
(to clearly indicate full completion, inspired by other platforms like PlayStation)

This would make full completion more rewarding and instantly recognizable, encouraging players to engage more with achievement hunting.

Thank you for your time and consideration!
What difference would it actually make, to rename Perfect Games to Platinum Games, to me that makes zero sense, also Platinum Trophy is a PlayStation thing, so not everyone is going to recognize that


Fair point — I’m not saying the name has to be “Platinum Trophy” specifically. It could be “Mastered,” “Elite,” “100% Complete” — anything more distinctive than “Perfect Game.”

The idea isn’t just about a rename. It’s about making full completion easier to spot and giving it a proper visual identity.
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