Base game
- Spooktacular! Unlock all trophies. 8.9%Very rare
- Welcome to Monster High! The doors of Monster High have opened to welcome you. 72%Common
- Be careful not to drop a screw! Get the Simulacrum Key. 81.8%Common
- How about a dip in the sea? Get the Sea Monster Key. 74.6%Common
- Be careful not to get fleas! Get the Werebeast Key. 32.5%Rare
- Fancy a vegan blood shake? Get the Vampire Key. 33.7%Rare
- A good pair of sunglasses is a must! Get the Gorgon Key. 30.4%Rare
- Bandages are the latest fashion! Get the Mummy Key. 30.3%Rare
- Watch out for piranhas! Take a dip in one of the Monster High pools. 50.4%Common
- What secrets is the school hiding? Dissipate an orb of energy in a Hidden Room. 82.1%Common
- Restore the balance! Dissipate all the orbs of energy in the Hidden Rooms. 9%Very rare
- Knock Knock, who's there? Open the Ancient Door. 24.9%Rare
- Creepy-cool high school! Restore the balance in Monster High. 23.7%Rare
- Something to howl about! Collect 100 Monster Points. 92.9%Common
- Scream-tastic style! Collect 10 customization items. 57%Common
- Can you creep a secret? Open 10 chests. 39.9%Rare
- Spooktacular skills! Knock over 10 Garbage Goblins. 39.9%Rare
- Fab-boo-lous! Collect 10 Fearbook Pages. 30%Rare
- Totally clawsome! Open 3 doors with Clawdeen’s help. 27.6%Rare
- Electrifying! Open 3 doors with Frankie’s help. 28%Rare
- Vamp up the fun! Open 3 doors with Draculaura’s help. 27.9%Rare
Trophy facts for Monster High: Skulltimate Secrets
How many trophies does Monster High: Skulltimate Secrets have?
Monster High: Skulltimate Secrets (PS4) has 21 trophies: 1 platinum, 8 gold, 10 silver and 2 bronze, worth 1,350 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Monster High: Skulltimate Secrets platinum trophy?
8.9% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Monster High: Skulltimate Secrets. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Very rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Monster High: Skulltimate Secrets?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Spooktacular!” (Very rare), earned by 8.9% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.

