- MUST play Bubba (The Cannibal)
- MUST stay in basement while the chest is closed
- MUST defend the chest until the bitter end


The basement chest, or more specifically the item contained inside the chest, is a precious thing. You must protect it at all costs. For some it's a funny gimmick, a joke or even a "meme". But to more knowledgeable and refined people, including myself, it is a way of living. An expression of the soul, so to speak. It is a form of art that should not only be respected, but also internalized by everyone, everywhere. It's a mindset that helps you through hardship and tough times. Not a test of faith, but rather a proof that faith exists.


The perk "Franklins Demise" (from the Cannibal) and the addon "Begrimed Chains" are a basic requiredment for this. Everything else is up to you.


1) Nothing matters more than the chest.
2) If the chest is opened, you may close it via perks, if and only if the item inside has not been taken yet.
3) Your ability ("Bubba's Chainsaw") may not be used until the item is retrieved by a survivor. Using it as a method of scaring or deterring is allowed.
4) position yourself next to the basement chest. Your hitbox should not block or obstruct the survivors from interacting with it.
5) If a survivor interacts with the chest in any way, you are free to attack. However, only when you grab a survivor from the chest are you allowed to place them on one of the basement hooks.
6) The second the item is taken from the chest, your only objective is to prevent said item from leaving the trial.


You will win by the survivors failing to open the basement chest or, if the worst case scenario happens, leaving the trial with the item contained inside that chest.
Should the survivors manage to exit the trial with said item, you have officially lost. Should this humiliating scenario happen, you are forced to either disconnect from the trial or let the survivors escape. Do not forget to congratulate them for this achievement, they had to work for it.

With all that said: Happy defending!

- I started maining Trapper in the beginning of 2020, switched my main to Blight and Huntress throughout the next years, and came back to Trapper during Spring 2023
- Eventhough I only play this game since 2020, shortly after the Twins released, I have known and actively engaged with content about this game ever since it's initial release in June, 2016
- I have a problem with hating on map design in DbD, seeing as I almost never am happy with the map I am given to play on, this is however not true for indoor maps which I, especially as Trapper, absolutely despise
- The reason I despise indoor maps so much is that the satifaction of playing Trapper comes from prediciting survivors transitions to certain loops and catching them offguard even outside of chase
- Probably a bit telling from the previous points, I am a devoted killer main, with about 85% of my playtime being on killer (according to various websites' tracking)

God of War

- Not only did the story of the game really capture my heart, the visual beauty of this game inspired me to become really obsessed with Art and Landscapes for a good while (it still kind of sticks with me, seeing as I always gasp in awe when I see a particularily beautiful picture/photograph of a beautiful landscape)
- I replayed the Game 2 times in total, 100%'ed the Map and (technically) the Steam achievements both times
- This was the first ever Game I 100%'ed. And then I came and did it again for some reason (no regrets there)

Persona 5 (Royal)

- I'm not a weeb nor someone who awes over typical japanese "things", and especially noone that usually likes playing JRPGs or turn-based games in general. This is why it came to me as such a huge surprise when I gave this game a try after watching some gameplay and truly falling in love with it
- Not only was I amazed by the storytelling and interesting plotline of this Game, but also the music and sound tracks still find a way into my day to day playlists
- I have completed the Game a total of 5 times, out of which 2 where done on a completely empty NG file
- I 100%'ed the Game at around 110 hours of playtime, yet I have somehow managed to accumulate a lot more.
- Makoto is the best girl and it's not even close, PLEASE step on me (it's a joke haha)

Dark Souls / Elden Ring

- I initially started of the Souls Series with DS2: Scholar of the first Sin Edition after it was recommended to me by a friend. I didn't like the game, yet gave it a new try every few weeks, which is why I have accunulated so much playtime without getting any achievements.
- I have yet to complete Dark Souls 2, however I am dedicated to finishing it in the near future.
- I have finished Dark Souls Remastered, but am rather neutral about it. While the appeal is there, you can definitely tell that it lacks in some areas and was rushed to release near the later game areas. (R.I.P. to all the Soul of Cinders that got parried to death, not even a fight)
- The Spark of my love for the Souls franchise was lit by Dark Souls 3, which I ultimately ended up finishing 100% of. More on that in the lower paragraph.
- Elden Ring takes up about 70% of all my knowledge about the Souls-Genre. After firstly having problems getting into the game, all I can say in retroperspective is that you should DEFINITELY play it if you haven't already. The Game is, in my opinion, not as noob-friendly as DS 3 due to it's semi-open world nature, so if you have never played a FromSoftware title I recommend Dark Souls 3 before trying out Elden Ring.

Dark Souls III

Oh boy where do I start.
First and foremost, this was my first Souls Game to get finished and the last for a long time.
Visually, a stunning game. One can definitely figure out that this is the latest installment of the triology simply due to the visual design and graphics. The combat of the game feels fluent and smooth, and while some weapons aren't as viable as others (like why can I start with one of the best weapons in the game?), no weapon class is truly useless (except whips but that's a given).

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

- After getting into the Souls Series a little bit more, I decided to give Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (referred to as "Sekiro") a try. And my lord was I not disappointed.
-Despite having a steep learning curve in the beginning, Sekiro being considered as the most difficult FromSoft game is, in my humble opinion, simply wrong. The combat has momentum you have to get used to. It's like a dance of blades, clashing against each other with grace. At times, this feels less like a fighting game and more like a rythm game, where every attack, move and projectile has it's own melody.
- Sekiro is a visually stunning game, having, as far as I'm concerned, one of the best maps/worlds in all of gaming. Locations feel alive and, though not easy to follow, the story brings a lot of important details and things to light.
- A truly marvelous game that, while not incredibly easy to pick up, will not disappoint in any margin. This game is truthfully a 10/10.
- Beginner tip: In Sekiro, almost everything can be deflected. Special attacks that cannot are marked as such, so even if you find yourself fighting someone, or -thing, way bigger than you, don't be afraid to use your trusty Kusabimaru to protect yourself.

Resident Evil

- My first ever Resident Evil Game I played myself was RE3 Remake, and I absolutely hated it. From the story to how the controls felt, I just couldn't get myself to like it.
- About 6 months after trying out RE3, Capcom blessed us with the treasure that is RE Village, which I sadly didn't try out until another 6 months later due to second thoughts about my liking of the games
- After falling in love with RE Village, which, while not perfect still remains my favorite RE Game, I tried out RE7 due to recommendation from a friend. To be blunt, I am not too fond of the game. I might change my mind and please bash my skull in with a brick if I forget to update here (which I will), but I might give it another shot soon enough.
- Ever since then I have 100%'ed the RE2 Remake I have gotten a true taste of this beautiful franchise, 100%ing RE4 Remake was inevitable and RE7 and RE3 Remake are only a matter of time.

Subnautica

- One of the first bought games when I got this PC on my hands (same as DbD and Minecraft), this is probably my all-time favorite survival game simply for it's atmosphere and setting. I more than anything enjoyed experiencing this game for the first time and I recommend you do the same if you haven't!
- Below Zero was a Game I just felt like I had the obligation to 100%, which was a bit harder than initially expected due to it not being as... "qualitative" as it's predecessor, yet I still recommend getting the game if you enjoyed the story aspects of SN.

Hitman

- If you ask me whether all of these achievements are legitimate, I sadly have to say "no". While I made sure to definitely have done all the necessary requirements of these achievements in the Epic Games Version of Hitman 3 (now "World of Assassination"), I cannot guarantee that I deserve the 100% for sure. That being said the playtime combined with Hitman 3 combines to a whopping >550, if not even more by now, so I dare say I at least deserve the satisfaction of having them in my "perfect games" library.
- While I don't remember how I got to know this franchise, I can definitely say I am happy I did, seeing as I love playing it, even after so much time. IoI Interactive are truly masters of making levels replay-friendly and adding skill ceilings to certain things a normal human wouldn't think possible.