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Cloud to Gold
PS5

Cloud to Gold

1886 23 trophies 1,350 points 86.6% of players earned the platinum
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Base game

1886
  1. Lucky Legend Earn all trophies 86.6%Common
  2. First Smash Destroy your first obstacle 96.8%Common
  3. Rubble Breaker Destroy 6 obstacles 95.2%Common
  4. The Crusher Destroy 12 obstacles 94.4%Common
  5. Raw Strength Destroy 18 obstacles 93.7%Common
  6. Breezy Start Push clouds 10 times 94.4%Common
  7. Cloud Pusher Push clouds 20 times 94.4%Common
  8. Wind Whisperer Push clouds 30 times 94.4%Common
  9. First Sunray Create a rainbow for the first time 94.4%Common
  10. Rainbow Maker Create 5 rainbows 94.4%Common
  11. Arc Alchemist Create 10 rainbows 92.9%Common
  12. First Fortune Collected a pot of gold for the first time 94.4%Common
  13. Treasure Hunter Collect 3 pots of gold 92.1%Common
  14. The Golden Chase Collect 6 pots of gold 88.1%Common
  15. Second Thoughts Use undo 8 times 92.1%Common
  16. The Returner Use undo 16 times 92.1%Common
  17. Try Again Use restart 4 times 94.4%Common
  18. Restart Ritual Use restart 8 times 92.1%Common
  19. Spring Steps Complete level 5 88.1%Common
  20. Cloud Climber Complete level 8 86.6%Common
  21. Storm Navigator Complete level 15 86.6%Common
  22. Gloomy Time Traveler Complete level 18 86.6%Common
  23. Winter’s End Complete all Winter levels 86.6%Common

Trophy facts for Cloud to Gold

How many trophies does Cloud to Gold have?

Cloud to Gold (PS5) has 23 trophies: 1 platinum, 8 gold, 8 silver and 6 bronze, worth 1,350 trophy points in total.

How hard is the Cloud to Gold platinum trophy?

86.6% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Cloud to Gold. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Common”.

What is the rarest trophy in Cloud to Gold?

The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Lucky Legend” (Common), earned by 86.6% of players.

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