Base game
- Platinum Platinum 97.8%Common
- 5 points Score at least 5 points 99.7%Common
- 10 points Score at least 10 points 99.2%Common
- 15 points Score at least 15 points 99%Common
- 20 points Score at least 20 points 99%Common
- 25 points Score at least 25 points 99%Common
- 30 points Score at least 30 points 98.7%Common
- 35 points Score at least 35 points 98.7%Common
- 40 points Score at least 40 points 98.7%Common
- 45 points Score at least 45 points 98.5%Common
- 50 points Score at least 50 points 98.5%Common
- 55 points Score at least 55 points 98.5%Common
- 60 points Score at least 60 points 98.5%Common
- 65 points Score at least 65 points 98.3%Common
- 70 points Score at least 70 points 98%Common
- 75 points Score at least 75 points 98%Common
- 80 points Score at least 80 points 98%Common
- 85 points Score at least 85 points 98%Common
- 90 points Score at least 90 points 98%Common
- 95 points Score at least 95 points 98%Common
- 100 points Score at least 100 points 98%Common
- 105 points Score at least 105 points 97.8%Common
- 110 points Score at least 110 points 97.8%Common
- 115 points Score at least 115 points 97.8%Common
- 120 points Score at least 120 points 97.8%Common
- 125 points Score at least 125 points 97.8%Common
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- 140 points Score at least 140 points 97.8%Common
- 145 points Score at least 145 points 97.8%Common
- 150 points Score at least 150 points 97.8%Common
Trophy facts for Breaker Brick Smashing
How many trophies does Breaker Brick Smashing have?
Breaker Brick Smashing (PS4) has 31 trophies: 1 platinum, 6 gold, 10 silver and 14 bronze, worth 1,350 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Breaker Brick Smashing platinum trophy?
97.8% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Breaker Brick Smashing. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Common”.
What is the rarest trophy in Breaker Brick Smashing?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Platinum” (Common), earned by 97.8% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.


