Destruction AllStars’trophy list had already been leaked before release, meaning trophy hunters had time to prepare for the grind ahead. There are 27 total trophies worth an admirable 1,350 points. Of those, only two are bronze, which is unique for a AAA title, a whopping 19 are silver, and five are gold. Then there’s the much sought-after platinum trophy for earning everything else.
Silver Trophies
Bronze Trophies
The bronze trophies are fairly easy to attain by simply playing the game. 16 of the 19 silver trophies are based off of a character’s ability, so grinding those out will take a little more time. The two most time-consuming trophies will likely be “Wrecking Ball” and “AllStar,” given the game’s status asa battle royale.
Getting 100 wrecks is particularly daunting. Wrecks in Destruction AllStars work in the same way that kills in a typical battle royale do, and even the most skilled players get less than nine kills regularly. Players can grind for “AllStar” and “Checking out the competition” at the same time, as both have a base requirement of winning matches.
The threesingle-player trophiesare simple in concept: one requires completion of the tutorial, though “World Tour” and “World Champion” will take some more effort. There are 56 single player events, meaning that a player will have to complete each one for “World Tour,” though perfecting each with a three-star score will be necessary for unlocking “World Champion.”
To get an S-level Wreckognition for the trophy “Wreckognised,” a player would likely have to win a round and get a lot of kills. It is possible to get higher than an S-rank, so it doesn’t necessarily mean that it has to be a perfectly played game.
Most of the trophies will simply be available by just playing through the game. Though this sounds like a simple assessment, there aren’t many secrets to find, nor are any of the tasks particularly complex. Like with most battle royales, success in hunting these trophies relies largely upon being in the right place at the right time. The only inherently confusing task is “Collector,” as the community has yet to figure out what exactly Hidden Shards are.
Still, given the easy nature of each trophy, PS5 players will be able to quickly add acclaim and level up the status of their profile.
