Base game
- Furrfectionist Collected All Trophies 47.6%Rare
- Starry Start Get a Bronze Star for the first time on Hidden Object level. 73.2%Common
- Rising Kingdom Get a Silver Star for the first time on Hidden Object level. 86.1%Common
- Golden Glory Get a Golden Star for the first time on Hidden Object level. 75.4%Common
- Furry Sense Use Hint at least 30 times. 64.6%Common
- Paws for Cause Adopt a Wild Friend 60.4%Common
- Animal Whisperer Adopt most of the Wild Friends (50% and above). 54.7%Common
- Wildlife Sanctuary Adopt all Wild Friends 50%Rare
- Wild One Find a morphing object. 93%Common
- What was that? Find most of the morphing objects (50% and above). 63.9%Common
- Shape Shifter! Find all of the morphing objects. 52.4%Common
- Furry Mastery Finish a location with 6x Multiplier and get a Golden Star. 75.4%Common
- Nature's Struggle Have a 6x Multiplier fully deplete. 75.7%Common
- Wing Assemble Finish a butterfly puzzle. 57.5%Common
- Halfway Flight Finish most of the butterfly puzzles (50% and above). 51.5%Common
- Butterfly Harmony Finish all of the butterfly puzzles. 50.1%Common
- Nature's Piece Finish a color-by-pixel game. 51.9%Common
- Wild Picasso Finish all color-by-pixel games. 49.7%Rare
- Wildlife Explorer Complete the 18 standard locations. 62%Common
- Wildlife Expert Finish all locations. 56.2%Common
Trophy facts for I Love Finding Wild Friends - Collector's Edition
How many trophies does I Love Finding Wild Friends - Collector's Edition have?
I Love Finding Wild Friends - Collector's Edition (PS5) has 20 trophies: 1 platinum, 8 gold, 5 silver and 6 bronze, worth 1,260 trophy points in total.
How hard is the I Love Finding Wild Friends - Collector's Edition platinum trophy?
47.6% of players have earned the platinum trophy in I Love Finding Wild Friends - Collector's Edition. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in I Love Finding Wild Friends - Collector's Edition?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Furrfectionist” (Rare), earned by 47.6% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.
































