The 5 document trophies in Silent Hill f

The five document trophies, which paper each one asks for and why they are the block of missables most people discover when there is no way back.

Completing them unlocksThe Truth about the Tsuneki Family trophyThe Truth about the Tsuneki FamilyBronze31.79%

And it counts towards Fate of the Apostate, A Miko Possessed, Fires of Jealousy, Good Intentions..., required for the platinum.

The EveryTrophy team1 min readPublished on 21/08/2026Updated on 21/08/2026Covers 5 of the 57 trophies

How they work and why they get lost

They are 5 trophies tied to specific documents: notes, diaries and reports scattered across the eleven areas of the game.

The problem is not finding them, it is the timing. Documents disappear when you move on to the next chapter and Silent Hill f does not let you go back. It is the block of missables most people discover too late, when they are already in the next area.

The EveryTrophy team files them as a first-playthrough job: on the second run you are in a hurry for the endings and it is no time to be rummaging through drawers.

The five trophies and the document each one asks for

Ordered by how common each one is, most to least.

TrophyDocumentWho has it
The Truth about the Tsuneki FamilyHousemaid's Note, Family Physician's Log and Strict Mother's Letter31.79%
Fate of the ApostateDiary of Revenge28.45%
Good Intentions...Clinical Trial25.00%
Fires of JealousyRinko's Diary24.52%
A Miko PossessedSakuko's Diary24.49%

What the numbers give away

Look at the last two: Rinko's Diary is at 24.52% and Sakuko's Diary at 24.49%. Three hundredths apart.

That means whoever finds one finds the other: they are in the same stretch of the game and answer to the same behaviour. If you are missing one of the two, look for the other nearby.

The first, on the other hand, asks for three different documents and is the most common of the block at 31.79%. It sits in an area you have to pass through.

The trophies involved

Each one links to its section inside the full Silent Hill f trophy guide.

The Truth about the Tsuneki FamilyBronze31.79%
Obtained the Housemaid's Note, Family Physician's Log and Strict Mother's Letter.
Original name: The Truth about the Tsuneki Family
missable
Fate of the ApostateBronze28.45%
Obtained the Diary of Revenge.
Original name: Fate of the Apostate
missable
A Miko PossessedBronze24.49%
Obtained Sakuko's Diary.
Original name: A Miko Possessed
missable
Fires of JealousyBronze24.52%
Obtained Rinko's Diary.
Original name: Fires of Jealousy
missable
Good Intentions...Bronze25.00%
Obtained the Clinical Trial document.
Original name: Good Intentions...
missable

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