Base game
- Café Tycoon Unlock all other trophies. 1.2%Ultra rare
- Fresh Start Setup your first PC set. 92.9%Common
- First Steps Serve 5 customers successfully. 68.5%Common
- Critics' Favorite Get 5 reviews from your customers. 76.9%Common
- Budget Builder Build 5 PCs using only basic components. 20.1%Rare
- Burger Fanatic Eat 30 burgers from the Convenience Store. 9.1%Very rare
- Burger Overload Eat 3 burgers from the Convenience Store. 30.5%Rare
- Keyboard Clearance Sell 3 basic keyboards at the reseller store. 17.3%Rare
- Big Spender Make an order of more than $3,000 from the shop. 35%Rare
- Total Makeover Change the walls and floor decor once. 34.6%Rare
- Social Hub Receive 10 5.0 stars reviews for your services. 1.1%Ultra rare
- Busiest Day Welcome 50 customers in one day. 7.1%Very rare
- Homey Vibes Add 10 decorations to your café. 1.1%Ultra rare
- Hunger Game Die 10 times out of hunger and thirst. 11.1%Very rare
- High Roller Reach a total of $25 000. 15.6%Rare
- Customer Whisperer Serve 200 customers successfully. 6.1%Very rare
- Tech Guru Build 100 PC sets. 1.4%Ultra rare
- Master Decorator Add 20 decorations to your cafe. 8.2%Very rare
- Capital Titan Reach a total of $50 000. 10.3%Very rare
- Business Shark Expand to the maximum possible café size. 6.6%Very rare
- Proficient Assembler Build 50 PC sets. 1.1%Ultra rare
- Burger Master Eat 75 burgers from the Convenience Store. 5.4%Very rare
- Five-Star Legend Receive 50 5.0 stars reviews for your services. 10.1%Very rare
Trophy facts for Internet Cafe Simulator
How many trophies does Internet Cafe Simulator have?
Internet Cafe Simulator (PS4) has 23 trophies: 1 platinum, 7 gold, 7 silver and 8 bronze, worth 1,260 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Internet Cafe Simulator platinum trophy?
1.2% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Internet Cafe Simulator. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Ultra rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Internet Cafe Simulator?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Social Hub” (Ultra rare), earned by 1.1% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.
