Base game
- One Way Trip Collect all trophies 14.6%Very rare
- All Aboard! Completed Prologue 85.7%Common
- Am I on the Right Train? Completed Chapter 1 76.9%Common
- Pre-Boarding Completed Chapter 2 72%Common
- Hanging Out Completed Chapter 3 68.1%Common
- Family Matters Completed Chapter 4 64.2%Common
- Masquerade Completed Chapter 5 60.9%Common
- Child's Play Completed Chapter 6 57.8%Common
- Down the Rabbit Hell Hole Completed Chapter 7 55.4%Common
- Turntable Completed Chapter 8 50.3%Common
- Wedding Toast Completed Chapter 9 47.5%Rare
- Final Destination Completed Chapter 10 47.3%Rare
- Come on Baby Light My Fire Re-lit the campfire. 89.1%Common
- End of the Line Watched the credits to the end. 45.4%Rare
- Non-Stop Completed game without saving. 15.8%Rare
- All Dolled Up Collected all dolls and masks. 47.6%Rare
- Are you sure?? Leave your friends behind and save yourself! 23.8%Rare
- Super Saver Fare Saved the game more than 10 times. 56%Common
- Roundtrip Fare Played the game more than once. 15.6%Rare
- Heavy Grab-ity Lost all possible items to the Ghostly Hands. 27.8%Rare
- Light Grab-ity Got past the Ghostly Hands without losing all possible items in the process. 21.9%Rare
- A-Maze-ing! Solved either lock maze puzzle in one try. 57.1%Common
- Doubly A-Maze-ing! Solved both lock maze puzzles in one try in the same playthrough. 42.3%Rare
- Teamwork Had Kazuki help carry the door and help pry open the wall. 54.1%Common
- Next stop, Flushing Gave the broken toilet handle to the Porter. 53.8%Common
- I know it's you! Gave the Bugaku mask to Ayumi 20.2%Rare
Trophy facts for ReTurn
How many trophies does ReTurn have?
ReTurn (PS4) has 26 trophies: 1 platinum, 6 gold, 9 silver and 10 bronze, worth 1,260 trophy points in total.
How hard is the ReTurn platinum trophy?
14.6% of players have earned the platinum trophy in ReTurn. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Very rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in ReTurn?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “One Way Trip” (Very rare), earned by 14.6% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.

