EveryTrophy

Every game’s trophies and achievements, one by one.

Welcome to EveryTrophy. What you will not find here is the trophy list the console already shows you: what you will find is how you unlock each one. The exact method, where every collectible is, which missions you have to do no matter what and which ones are lost forever if you are not paying attention.

And one thing almost nobody gives you: the real percentage of players who have each trophy, measured over genuine samples. That is what reveals which trophy is really the hard one — often it is not the one you would guess — and the exact point where people abandon a playthrough.

Every page is written by reading the game and cross-checking the official sources. If we do not know how something is unlocked, we say so on the page.

Every game’s platinum guide

The mother guide for each game: the trophies one by one, with the method, the roadmap and the real percentage of people who get it. If you are going for the platinum, start here.

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Open a game and you have the lot: what its platinum costs, the order things are best done in, the full guide trophy by trophy and what you will leave behind if you do not check before you start.

Latest guides published

The latest we have published on trophies and achievements: where every collectible is, which missions you have to complete no matter what, how to bring down the boss you are stuck on and which ones are lost forever if you are not paying attention. That is 219 guides already, and counting.

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925trophies and achievements
925with our own method
455,059players measured

How we make each guide

Official names, not translations

No translations of our own: every trophy carries the official name and description in English, the same ones the console will show you. And if the game has not been localised, we say so plainly — the name stays marked as provisional, with the original beside it.

Verified method or it does not get published

You will not find a half-done list here. We publish a page only once we already know how every trophy is unlocked, none of this leaving it half finished to fill in later. And if there is something we are still not sure about, we tell you right there in the guide.

Rarity measured, not copied

Every percentage you see comes from real player samples, not from estimates. We always show you where the figure comes from and how many people it was measured over, so you can trust which trophy really is the hard one.

Frequently asked questions about trophies and achievements

What is the platinum trophy?

The platinum is the trophy that only unlocks once you already have every other trophy in the base game. It is exclusive to PlayStation: on Xbox and Steam it does not exist, and its equivalent is completing 100% of the achievements.

One detail that confuses a lot of people: DLC trophies almost never count towards the platinum. That is why a game can have 62 trophies and still be platinumed with 53. On each game page we say exactly how many close it out.

What is a hidden trophy?

A hidden trophy is one the console does not show you until you unlock it: it appears locked and with no description. They are used to avoid spoiling the story, so they usually line up with bosses, plot twists or endings.

Being hidden does not make it any harder. In our guides they are flagged as hidden and their method is explained just like the rest.

What does it mean for a trophy to be missable?

That once you pass a certain point in the playthrough you can no longer get it on that run. It may be a one-time decision, an item that disappears or an area you never return to.

It is the most valuable information in a guide and the most expensive to ignore: on each game page we flag how many there are and which ones before you start playing.

What do trophy rarity percentages mean?

It is the share of players who have unlocked that trophy. It is good for two things: knowing which trophy is really the hard one — often it is not the one you would guess — and seeing where people drop a playthrough.

Be careful comparing them across platforms. Steam works its out over everyone who owns the game, whether they have played it or not, and the PlayStation data we use is worked out over tracked players, that is, people who have already unlocked at least one trophy. That is why Steam’s always come out lower.

What is the difference between a trophy and an achievement?

It is the same idea under two names. PlayStation calls them trophies and splits them into bronze, silver, gold and platinum. Xbox and Steam call them achievements: on Xbox each one is worth an amount of gamerscore and the goal is to reach the game’s 1,000 points; on Steam there are no points and the goal is 100%.

On a multiplatform game the two lists do not have to match: we have measured cases with 18 achievements of difference between the PC version and the PS5 one.