Base game
- Wild West Collect all achievements! 20.9%Rare
- Law enforcement Shoot 2004 cowboy chickens. 22%Rare
- Gunslinger Hit six cowboy chickens in a row with one magazine. 63.5%Common
- Itchy trigger finger Hit 30 targets in a row without missing once. 43.8%Rare
- High Noon Win a Shoot Out against a desperado chicken. 55.6%Common
- Diamonds are Forever Get a diamond from Hank. 45.3%Rare
- Ranger Score 1000 points in the Prairie. 33.7%Rare
- Sheriff Score 1000 points in the Canyon. 25.5%Rare
- Marshal Score 1000 points in Gun City. 24.9%Rare
- In the canyon Unlock the Canyon 65.2%Common
- In the city Unlock Gun City 45.3%Rare
- Not a scratch Complete each level once without taking a hit. 24.7%Rare
- Bounty hunter Shoot all wanted posters without hitting a missing person poster. 32.2%Rare
- Bank safe Prairie: Stop a bank robbery. 55.7%Common
- Firestarter Canyon: Burn a tent. 29.6%Rare
- Prohibition Prairie: Shoot all the bottles on the prairie. 37.3%Rare
- Windfall Canyon: Receive a money bag from the angler. 39.5%Rare
- Immortalised Canyon: Make sculptures out of the two rock piles. 34.3%Rare
- Fresh crop Canyon: Feed Hank. 37%Rare
- Gold rush Canyon: Snatch three nuggets from the gold panner. 25.6%Rare
- Acrobatics Gun City: Keep the cactus’ hat in the air with three shots. 27.6%Rare
- Dance for me Gun City: Make a desperado chicken dance and finish it off. 32.3%Rare
- A smashing time Gun City: Shoot out 25 window panes in one go. 24.3%Rare
- Knock knock Gun City: Shoot 10 swing doors in one go. 27.6%Rare
Trophy facts for Crazy Chicken Wanted
How many trophies does Crazy Chicken Wanted have?
Crazy Chicken Wanted (PS4) has 24 trophies: 1 platinum, 8 gold, 7 silver and 8 bronze, worth 1,350 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Crazy Chicken Wanted platinum trophy?
20.9% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Crazy Chicken Wanted. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Crazy Chicken Wanted?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Wild West” (Rare), earned by 20.9% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.


