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Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster
PS4

Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster

15625 37 trophies 1,305 points 1.8% of players earned the platinum
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Base game

15625
  1. True King of Chaos Obtained all the trophies. 1.8%Ultra rare
  2. Demon Warrior Completed the game on NORMAL. 11.4%Very rare
  3. Demon Veteran Completed the game on HARD. 4.1%Ultra rare
  4. Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 2.2%Ultra rare
  5. Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 2.3%Ultra rare
  6. Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 2.7%Ultra rare
  7. Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 5%Ultra rare
  8. Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 2.6%Ultra rare
  9. Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 1.8%Ultra rare
  10. Mapper Completely mapped out a dungeon. 52.8%Common
  11. Amala Drum Initialized Used a Terminal's Amala Drum for the first time. 86.3%Common
  12. Vortex Traveler Used the Amala Link 50 times. 27.5%Rare
  13. Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 76.9%Common
  14. First Victory Emerged victorious from battle for the first time. 85%Common
  15. Press Turn Master Hit a weakness 100 times. 41.4%Rare
  16. Devastating Blow Dealt 999 damage in a single blow. 25.1%Rare
  17. Ailment Suffered a status ailment for the first time. 74.6%Common
  18. Rest in Peace Viewed the Game Over screen for the first time. 59.1%Common
  19. First Contact Get a demon to join through conversation for the first time. 78.5%Common
  20. Expert Negotiator Get 30 demons to join through conversation. 19.8%Rare
  21. Heretical Ritual Performed demon fusion for the first time. 64.2%Common
  22. Demon Collider Performed demon fusion 50 times. 15.1%Rare
  23. Compendium Compiler Completed the Demon Compendium. 3.3%Ultra rare
  24. Demonic Rebirth Received your first Magatama. 88.9%Common
  25. Magatama Collector Obtained all Magatama. 11.4%Very rare
  26. Parasite Paramour Mastered a Magatama. 36.4%Rare
  27. Master of Misfortune Mastered all Magatama. 4.6%Ultra rare
  28. The Road to Hell Leveled up the Demi-fiend for the first time. 85%Common
  29. The Depths of Damnation Maxed out all the Demi-fiend's stats. 5.1%Very rare
  30. Insane Expectations Maxed out all of a demon's stats. 5.2%Very rare
  31. Commanding Respect Received 100 gifts from demons. 6.7%Very rare
  32. Fresh New Look Had a demon evolve. 69%Common
  33. Unexpected Power Had a demon change its skill. 70.1%Common
  34. Fiend Rising Earned a new title for the Demi-fiend. 27.6%Rare
  35. Beverage Buff Bought all available beverages from the vending machines. 14.7%Very rare
  36. Casual Gamer Completed one stage in Puzzle Boy. 26%Rare
  37. Pro Gamer Completed all stages in Puzzle Boy. 20.2%Rare

Trophy facts for Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster

How many trophies does Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster have?

Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster (PS4) has 37 trophies: 1 platinum, 5 gold, 6 silver and 25 bronze, worth 1,305 trophy points in total.

How hard is the Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster platinum trophy?

1.8% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Ultra rare”.

What is the rarest trophy in Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster?

The rarest trophy that is not secret is “True King of Chaos” (Ultra rare), earned by 1.8% of players.

Does Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster have secret trophies?

Yes, 7 of the 37 trophies are secret. Their names and descriptions stay hidden until you earn them, and this page keeps them hidden unless you choose to show them.

Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.