Base game
- Ace of the Multiverse Win all trophies 2.3%Ultra rare
- Bronze Claw Win the Story mode with Osonautas 15.4%Rare
- Bronze Tentacle Win the Story mode with mutants 11.1%Very rare
- Bronze Screw Win the Story mode with robots 9%Very rare
- Primal Universe Champion Win Story mode with any race 6.7%Very rare
- Full Vault Cup Collect all equipment cards 2.3%Ultra rare
- Full Secret Vault Cup Collect all experimental equipment cards 2.3%Ultra rare
- Bizarre Admiral Badge Collect all ultrarare cards 2.3%Ultra rare
- Ace of the Aces Collect all Aces cards 2.3%Ultra rare
- Ace Keeper Trophy Get ball posession time over 80% 2.8%Ultra rare
- Goal Fighter Cup Score 10 or more goals in a single match 4.7%Ultra rare
- Scoring Ace Cup Score 20 or more goals in a single match 2.4%Ultra rare
- Multiversal Admiral Badge Collect all character cards 2.3%Ultra rare
- Multiverse Passive Aggressive Win a match with ball posession time below 30% 2.4%Ultra rare
- Silver Veteran Trophy Play 50 matches 2.6%Ultra rare
- Golden Veteran Trophy Play 100 matches 2.4%Ultra rare
- Multiverse Boss Defeat all the One vs AI teams 2.7%Ultra rare
- Ace Master Award Play an Ace special ability at least three times 2.4%Ultra rare
- Multiversal Collector Badge Collect 10 cards in a single day 15.5%Rare
- Golden Tie Award Draw a match with 0-0 score 3.1%Ultra rare
- Bronze Seppuku Award Score in your own goal 40.3%Rare
Trophy facts for Aces of Multiverse
How many trophies does Aces of Multiverse have?
Aces of Multiverse (PS4) has 21 trophies: 1 platinum, 8 gold, 7 silver and 5 bronze, worth 1,305 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Aces of Multiverse platinum trophy?
2.3% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Aces of Multiverse. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Ultra rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Aces of Multiverse?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Ace of the Multiverse” (Ultra rare), earned by 2.3% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.

