Base game
- Platinum Complete all the trophies of the game 1.2%Ultra rare
- Escape Artist Finish the game 8.3%Very rare
- Dino lover Finish the game without shooting any dino 2.1%Ultra rare
- Alone in the Dark Finish the game with the lights out 3.6%Ultra rare
- Speedwalker Finish the game in less than 28min 1.2%Ultra rare
- Bot on wire Finish the game without falling 1.2%Ultra rare
- Hardened Finish the game in hard mode 2%Ultra rare
- Born stubborn Finish the game falling more than 150 times 7.9%Very rare
- Key collector Finish the game picking all Golden Windup Keys 1.2%Ultra rare
- Sinatra's way Finish the game avoiding at least 5 checkpoints 3.2%Ultra rare
- Dead at Pompeii Die drowned by lava 5 times 10.3%Very rare
- Volcano explorer Walk on the floor and survive 8.2%Very rare
- Botony Hawk Perform a double front flip 5.3%Very rare
- Invertony Hawk Perform a double back flip 3.3%Ultra rare
- Insulator Avoid being electrified in the first powerstrip 14.7%Very rare
- Cut it short Finish the game avoiding at least 2 checkpoint 8%Very rare
- The floor is lava! Die drowned by lava 40.3%Rare
- Acrobot Perform a front flip 12.5%Very rare
- Bacrobot Perform a back flip 9.8%Very rare
- Evel Botnievel Complete the first long jump 31.4%Rare
- Mechachu Open a gate with electricity 13.2%Very rare
- Theseus In the first maze, choose the hands 41.5%Rare
- Rambot In the first maze, choose the lasers 51.5%Common
- Did you get it right? Fall before getting the first Golden Windup Key 37.1%Rare
Trophy facts for A-RED Walking Robot
How many trophies does A-RED Walking Robot have?
A-RED Walking Robot (PS5) has 24 trophies: 1 platinum, 7 gold, 8 silver and 8 bronze, worth 1,290 trophy points in total.
How hard is the A-RED Walking Robot platinum trophy?
1.2% of players have earned the platinum trophy in A-RED Walking Robot. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Ultra rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in A-RED Walking Robot?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Platinum” (Ultra rare), earned by 1.2% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.



































