Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace appears set to receive Trophy support on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, more than two years after its PlayStation Classics release. A newly indexed Trophy list on Exophase reveals 21 achievements, including a Platinum Trophy, for the original PlayStation game.
The lists surfaced on October 28, 2026, covering both PS5 and PS4 versions. Exophase currently displays the complete Trophy requirements, although the appearance of these listings does not confirm that the corresponding game update has already been released.
The Platinum Trophy, titled “In Everything, It Is,” requires players to unlock every other Trophy in the game. Eleven Trophies are tied to completing individual campaign levels, including Trade Federation Ship, The Swamps of Naboo, Mos Espa, Assault on Theed, and The Final Battle.
The remaining nine Trophies introduce specific gameplay challenges and optional objectives. Players must complete Otoh Gunga without casualties, locate three Proton Missile Launchers in the Gardens of Theed, and rescue four people during Escape from Theed.
Other challenges include saving Tomo and defeating the beast in Mos Espa, rescuing a droid in The Mos Espa Arena, entering the Jawa bar, and defeating eight enemies with a single Thermal Detonator.
The newly listed objectives give returning players additional reasons to explore the original adventure beyond completing its campaign. They also provide a new Platinum opportunity for PlayStation Trophy collectors, similar to the completion challenges highlighted in the Phantom Blade Zero PS5 Trophy list.
Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace originally launched on PlayStation in 1999 before returning to PS5 and PS4 on January 16, 2024, through Sony’s PlayStation Classics lineup. The rerelease arrived without Trophy support, unlike some other classic PlayStation games.
The game remains available through PlayStation Plus Premium and as a standalone purchase. Its newly indexed Trophy lists suggest that Sony is preparing to add the previously missing feature, but an official rollout date has not been announced.
For now, players should distinguish the confirmed existence of the Trophy listings from their availability in the game itself. Once the required update becomes available, the original Phantom Menace adventure could offer a new Platinum Trophy to earn on modern PlayStation consoles.
