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DrumBox
PS5

DrumBox

1872 18 trophies 1,260 points 4.3% of players earned the platinum
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Base game

1872
  1. Platinum Drum Box Obtain all other trophies 4.3%Ultra rare
  2. Tutored Drummer Complete the tutorial 27.6%Rare
  3. Freestyle Drummer Complete one freestyle session 49.2%Rare
  4. Trained Drummer Complete one training session 47.1%Rare
  5. Oopsie Fail one performance session 59.2%Common
  6. Combo Achiever Reach x4 combo level 36.8%Rare
  7. Combo Maintainer Perform 100 notes in a row without a missed or wrong note 24.8%Rare
  8. Perfectionist Perform a song without a missed or wrong note 6.6%Very rare
  9. Silver Medalist Obtain a silver medal 44.1%Rare
  10. Gold Medalist Obtain a gold medal 27.4%Rare
  11. Platinum Medalist Obtain a platinum medal 15.6%Rare
  12. Performing Drummer Complete a performance session in easy difficulty 52.2%Common
  13. Skilled Drummer Complete a performance session in normal difficulty 28.6%Rare
  14. Virtuoso Drummer Complete a performance session in hard difficulty 10.2%Very rare
  15. Kicking It Complete 20 performance sessions 4.9%Ultra rare
  16. Versatile Drummer Complete one easy performance session for every style 7.9%Very rare
  17. Versatile & Skilled Complete one normal performance session for every style 4.9%Ultra rare
  18. Versatile & Virtuoso Complete one hard performance session for every style 4.6%Ultra rare

Trophy facts for DrumBox

How many trophies does DrumBox have?

DrumBox (PS5) has 18 trophies: 1 platinum, 8 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze, worth 1,260 trophy points in total.

How hard is the DrumBox platinum trophy?

4.3% of players have earned the platinum trophy in DrumBox. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Ultra rare”.

What is the rarest trophy in DrumBox?

The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Platinum Drum Box” (Ultra rare), earned by 4.3% of players.

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