Base game
- PERFECTNESS 100% 7%Very rare
- ASTER AWAKENS Complete the game by getting all of Aster's parts. 9.9%Very rare
- THE END? Complete the game. 11.1%Very rare
- SPEEDRUNNER Finish the game before anyone by defeating Balder in the room. 8.4%Very rare
- EASTER EGGS Expose all of the Easter eggs. 8.3%Very rare
- PACIFIST Complete the game without killing any Mongos 7%Very rare
- CAPITALIST Buy all of the items in the store. 16.8%Rare
- EXPLORER Discover the whole map. 9.2%Very rare
- GOODBYE LOVE Put an end to Spikey's love. 11.5%Very rare
- SKILLED Acquire all of the skills. 13.5%Very rare
- WIZARD Unblock all of the spells. 11.8%Very rare
- "MONGOCIDE" Kill more than 200 Mongos. 15.9%Rare
- CONSERVATIVE Save the game at least once. 68.4%Common
- RISK TAKER Complete the game without saving. 7.1%Very rare
- YOU'RE GOD Complete the game without even dying once. 7.1%Very rare
- PERSEUS Kill at least one Forest Medusa. 8.6%Very rare
- CURIOUS Open all of the chests. 9.8%Very rare
- EYE FOR AN EYE Defeat Virgilio. 46.9%Rare
- LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION Save Daisy. 13.8%Very rare
- GIANT KILLER Save Lydia. 29.1%Rare
- ENERGY POVERTY Save Leyre. 15%Very rare
- HARLY'S BROKEN HEART Save Molly. 36.6%Rare
- MOLLY'S COUSIN Save Rob. 14.2%Very rare
- AT THE BAR Save Dmitri. 24.7%Rare
- THE PREDATOR Save Berg. 20.3%Rare
- HUNGRY FOR SOCCER Return the ball to Adam. 13.1%Very rare
- PASTRY CHEF Hurl a cake at 10 enemies. 11.1%Very rare
- NO BARRIERS Help Dani get out of prison. 15.8%Rare
- TRICK CHAMPERNOWNE Kill Virgilio and hide the truth. 14.5%Very rare
Trophy facts for Nightmare Boy
How many trophies does Nightmare Boy have?
Nightmare Boy (PS4) has 29 trophies: 1 platinum, 6 gold, 12 silver and 10 bronze, worth 1,350 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Nightmare Boy platinum trophy?
7% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Nightmare Boy. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Very rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Nightmare Boy?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “PERFECTNESS” (Very rare), earned by 7% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.