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Punisher: No Mercy
PS3

Punisher: No Mercy

147 12 trophies 315 points No platinum trophy
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Base game

147
  1. Piece of Cake Awarded for winning the first map of the Story Mode. 76.6%Common
  2. Bullet Magnet Awarded posthumously for the 50th death suffered while playing Microchip in Story Mode. 10.5%Very rare
  3. Family Photo Returned to its rightful owner for completing the Story Mode. 35%Rare
  4. Big Gun Granted for unlocking the missile launcher in Story Mode. 35%Rare
  5. Puzzled Win the Survival mode in the Single Player Campaign playing Jigsaw and using only a shotgun. 7.3%Very rare
  6. Survivor Benefit Perform 200 kills playing Finn Cooley in Multiplayer. 7%Very rare
  7. Tower Above Collect more frags than the rest of the players put together playing Barracuda in a Multiplayer match. 8.4%Very rare
  8. Explosives Expert Blow 100 enemies into a million little pieces with a grenade launcher in Multiplayer. 6.4%Very rare
  9. Weapons Expert Perform at least one kill with each available weapon playing all eight base characters in Multiplayer. 5.9%Very rare
  10. Survivor Win a match without dying playing Silver Sable in Multiplayer. 8.2%Very rare
  11. Swift Delivery Kill 7 different enemy avatars in an 8-player Multiplayer match without being killed, where each of them is different than your avatar. 6%Very rare
  12. Kiss of Death Perform 9 kills with a Rhino without being killed or reloading playing Jenny Cesare in Multiplayer. 6.7%Very rare

Trophy facts for Punisher: No Mercy

How many trophies does Punisher: No Mercy have?

Punisher: No Mercy (PS3) has 12 trophies: 0 platinum, 1 gold, 4 silver and 7 bronze, worth 315 trophy points in total. No platinum trophy.

What is the rarest trophy in Punisher: No Mercy?

The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Weapons Expert” (Very rare), earned by 5.9% of players.

Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.