Base game
- Now you can go out and sunbathe. Get all the trophies. 39.4%Rare
- Meow. Get the first cat. 75.4%Common
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 75.7%Common
- In search of Lagsagna. Get out of Lola's room. 72.6%Common
- Oops! Break Danny's trophy. 56.3%Common
- Shutting down... Shut down Danny's computer. 63.3%Common
- Blessed patience. Talk with Loro 10 times. 45%Rare
- Toasty! Make a toast. 56.6%Common
- Let's cook! Elaborate the medicine for Cotton. 51.5%Common
- Lord of the blue pill. Give the medicine to Cotton. 51.5%Common
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 50.7%Common
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 47.8%Rare
- Pyromanus! Light the fireplace. 39.4%Rare
- Petty thief. Open the safe. 47.8%Rare
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 47.8%Rare
- Batteries out! Take the batteries out of the robot. 49.5%Rare
- A universe within a universe. Fix Nick's battery. 46.1%Rare
- Open Sesame! Open the attic trapdoor. 46.1%Rare
- Let there be light! Restore attic power. 46.1%Rare
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 46.1%Rare
- Master key. Find the key to the chest. 45.6%Rare
- King of the litter. Get all the cats. 43%Rare
- The end? Finish the first chapter. 45.9%Rare
Trophy facts for Delirium
How many trophies does Delirium have?
Delirium (PS5) has 23 trophies: 1 platinum, 8 gold, 6 silver and 8 bronze, worth 1,320 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Delirium platinum trophy?
39.4% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Delirium. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Delirium?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Now you can go out and sunbathe.” (Rare), earned by 39.4% of players.
Does Delirium have secret trophies?
Yes, 5 of the 23 trophies are secret. Their names and descriptions stay hidden until you earn them, and this page keeps them hidden unless you choose to show them.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.





























