Phantom Blade Zero’s complete PS5 trophy list has appeared online ahead of the game’s October 29, 2026, release, revealing 36 trophies for players to unlock. The list is now available on trophy-tracking website Exophase and confirms that earning the Platinum Trophy will involve defeating bosses, completing quests, upgrading equipment and collecting items throughout the game.
The Platinum Trophy, titled “Defy Destiny,” requires players to earn all 35 remaining trophies. Most of the challenges focus on progression and combat encounters rather than completing the game under additional difficulty restrictions.
Developer S-GAME previously confirmed that players can earn every trophy during a single playthrough, even on Wayfarer, the game’s easiest difficulty. This means players pursuing Platinum completion will not need to finish the game on its harder settings or complete the optional Sixty-Six Days challenge mode.
The newly published list provides a clearer picture of what that completion process involves.
A substantial portion of the trophies is awarded for defeating specific bosses and completing individual questlines. Several encounters require players to defeat multiple enemies, while other trophies reward progress through the game’s story and optional content.
The trophy descriptions also reveal numerous enemy and character names. Players hoping to avoid potential spoilers before launch may want to avoid examining the complete list.
Beyond combat and quests, Phantom Blade Zero includes several equipment progression and collectible requirements.
Players must upgrade a weapon to Level 30 and perform Tempering on 10 weapons. Separate trophies require upgrading a Phantom Edge to Level 30 and performing Tempering on 10 Phantom Edges.
Collectible challenges include gathering 10 Memory Flowers and obtaining 30 accessories. These objectives suggest that players aiming for Platinum will need to spend time exploring and developing their equipment alongside completing the main adventure.
The absence of difficulty-specific trophies makes the Platinum more accessible to players who prefer the game’s easier settings. However, the list alone does not establish how long completion will take or whether particular quests and collectibles can be missed permanently.
Phantom Blade Zero has already received positive early reviews for its combat system and boss encounters, although critics have also raised concerns about its storytelling and technical performance. The newly revealed trophy requirements place considerable emphasis on those combat encounters, making boss progression an important part of completion.
The action RPG launches on October 29, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and PC. PC players should also account for the game’s substantial installation requirements, with approximately 145 GB of storage required and 300 GB advised for preloading.
With the PS5 trophy list now public, players can begin planning their Platinum runs before release. Although the game includes demanding optional difficulty modes, none is mandatory for earning every trophy, leaving exploration, quest completion, combat and equipment upgrades as the primary requirements.
