Little Nightmares III trophies and achievements
Little Nightmares III has 38 trophies, but the platinum is earned with 31. The other 6 belong to The Backstage DLC and do not count.
It is one of the most accessible platinums we have covered: we score it 3 out of 10 and it takes around 8-12 hours. There are no difficulty trophies, nothing is missable and chapter select lets you go back to any chapter.
Almost the whole list is secrets hidden around the scenery, and that is the catch: they are not hard to do, they are hard to find. That is why most of them sit around 30% even though 74.53% of players finish the story.
Little Nightmares III platinum at a glance
- Estimated difficulty
- 3/10
- Approximate time
- 8–12 hours
- Minimum playthroughs
- 1 — Chapter select lets you go back to any chapter, so everything can be mopped up afterwards.
- Offline trophies
- 38
- Online trophies
- 0
- Missable trophies
- None
- Can you play on Easy?
- It has no difficulty settings, and no trophy depends on them.
- Get the platinum
- 21.16% of players (5,478 measured)
Where to start
- Be clear that the platinum is 31 trophies and that The Backstage DLC sits apart. Which trophies count towards the Little Nightmares III platinum →
- Almost the whole list is hidden secrets. Look them up before you play, because nothing flags them anywhere. The hidden secrets of Little Nightmares III: the block that decides the platinum →
- And the collectibles, which are five sets spread across the chapters. The 5 collectible sets in Little Nightmares III →
The full platinum guide
The trophy list
Exploration
1 guidesWhat you have to cover and finish at 100% on the map, and the point in the playthrough when it is best done.
Collectibles
3 guidesEverything you have to find, and the completion trophies that depend on it.
- The hidden secrets of Little Nightmares III: the block that decides the platinum3 trophies→ Hand-Eye Coordination
- The 5 collectible sets in Little Nightmares III5 trophies→ Toybox
- Little Nightmares III's 58 collectibles, chapter by chapter9 trophies→ Toybox
Required missions
1 guidesThe specific missions you must complete to unlock a trophy.
- Low and Alone: the game asks for two runs and each has its own gear7 trophies→ Child's Play
Before you start
1 guidesWhat you want to know from hour one: missable trophies, recommended order and decisions that shape the playthrough.
- Which trophies count towards the Little Nightmares III platinum1 trophies→ Mastery of The Spiral
Analysis and data
1 guidesOur own comparisons and data on this game’s trophy list.
- The Backstage: six trophies that do not count towards the platinum, and the game's rarest6 trophies→ Exit Stage Fright
Common questions about Little Nightmares III trophies
How many trophies do you need for the Little Nightmares III platinum?
31, not 38. The base game has 32 trophies with the platinum included; the other 6 belong to The Backstage DLC and do not count.
So you can earn Mastery of The Spiral without buying the DLC.
Is the Little Nightmares III platinum hard?
No. We score it 3 out of 10 and it is one of the most accessible we have covered. There are no difficulty settings and no missable trophies, and chapter select lets you redo any chapter.
The only thing it asks of you is knowing where the secrets are, because nothing flags them.
How long does it take to platinum Little Nightmares III?
Between 8 and 12 hours. The story is around 5-6 and the rest goes on returning to chapters for the secrets and collectibles you missed.
Why do only 21% have the platinum if 74% finish the game?
Because most of the trophies are hidden secrets, not skill challenges. Little Nightmares III is easy to finish and hard to complete, and the difference comes down to information.
In fact the secret trophies all sit around 30%, far below the 74.53% who finish the story. Those forty points of difference are people who played, enjoyed it and never found out there was anything else.
What is the rarest trophy in Little Nightmares III?
Shadow Puppets, at 5.11%, from The Backstage DLC. In the base game the rarest is Hand-Eye Coordination, at 23.73%.