Base game
- Seeker Collect all trophies 46.9%Rare
- Helping hand Use hint 10 times 73.9%Common
- Carbon-copy Play Hidden object scene on Identical mode 5 times 74.6%Common
- Picture perfect Play Hidden object scene on Image mode 5 times 80.2%Common
- Fragmented Play Hidden object scene on Part mode 5 times 74.3%Common
- Seeing double Play Hidden object scene on Pair mode 5 times 75.4%Common
- True to form Play Hidden object scene on Silhouette mode 5 times 79.6%Common
- Lucky guess Complete a Level without using hints 90.3%Common
- Solitary Complete 5 Levels without using hints 85.3%Common
- Helpless Complete 20 Levels without using hints 78.5%Common
- The more the merrier Find 5 Raccoons 86.1%Common
- Full house Find 25 Raccoons 79.6%Common
- Petting Zoo Find 50 Raccoons 74.3%Common
- What's that? Find 10 Silhouettes 86.7%Common
- Lookalike Find 25 Silhouettes 83.7%Common
- Shapeshifter Find 50 Silhouettes 80.9%Common
- Tourist Unlock a souvenir 91.8%Common
- Explorer Unlock at least half of souvenirs 77.2%Common
- Collector Unlock all Souvenirs 70.1%Common
- Make a wish Collect 5 Stars 87%Common
- Rising star Collect 25 Stars 79.6%Common
- Starfall Collect 50 Stars 74%Common
- End of the road Finish the game 75.1%Common
- Wait, there's more Complete Bonus chapters 47.5%Rare
Trophy facts for Amazing Weekend 2 - Search and Relax Collector's Edition
How many trophies does Amazing Weekend 2 - Search and Relax Collector's Edition have?
Amazing Weekend 2 - Search and Relax Collector's Edition (PS5) has 24 trophies: 1 platinum, 7 gold, 6 silver and 10 bronze, worth 1,260 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Amazing Weekend 2 - Search and Relax Collector's Edition platinum trophy?
46.9% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Amazing Weekend 2 - Search and Relax Collector's Edition. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Amazing Weekend 2 - Search and Relax Collector's Edition?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Seeker” (Rare), earned by 46.9% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.



































