Base game
- Platinum Police Get all other trophies. 50%Rare
- Not a noobie anymore Finish your first shift. 79.3%Common
- Mr. Curious Access your first computer. 72.4%Common
- Good Listener Be successful on all the calls from the first shift. 65.5%Common
- Self-defense student Finish the first fight. 74.1%Common
- Hard Worker Finish your second shift. 67.2%Common
- Employee of the month Be successful on all the calls from the second shift. 50%Rare
- The Good Fight Defeat your colleague. 65.5%Common
- A cup of coffee Got the coffee maker fixed. 67.2%Common
- Police Scavenger Get a working power stabilizer. 67.2%Common
- A nurse afraid of blood Meet the enfermary. 67.2%Common
- Nice, Mr. curious Use the crane. 58.6%Common
- I was just like you Talk to the Mayor after the speech. 60.3%Common
- Professional Dispatcher Finish your third shift. 63.7%Common
- Savior Be successful on all the calls from the third shift. 58.6%Common
- Heavy Hitter Win the tournament at the training academy. 50%Rare
- A helpful telephonist Defeat the protesters. 62%Common
- Prison's fight Defeat the vet. 62%Common
- Not enough resources Finish your fourth shift. 62%Common
- Experienced Dispatcher Finish your fifth shift. 62%Common
- Better than your predecessor Be successful on all the calls from the fifth shift. 53.4%Common
- Papers, please Defeat your colleague. 62%Common
- Your Past Talk to Gilles in his apartment. 62%Common
- What did I do? Alternative ending. 51.7%Common
- The final fight. Defeat the boss. 55.1%Common
Trophy facts for Karma City Police
How many trophies does Karma City Police have?
Karma City Police (PS4) has 25 trophies: 1 platinum, 5 gold, 19 silver and 0 bronze, worth 1,320 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Karma City Police platinum trophy?
50% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Karma City Police. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Common”.
What is the rarest trophy in Karma City Police?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Platinum Police” (Common), earned by 50% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.
