Base game
- Completionist Earn all the Trophies 14.5%Very rare
- Open Sesame Enter to your new home 86.7%Common
- Arts & Crafts Use the Working Bench for the first time 64.6%Common
- Spotlessly Clean Fix your first area of the neighborhood 53.4%Common
- Chicken Dance Calm the chickens 34.8%Rare
- Game Master Exchange the fair tokens for instruments 27.5%Rare
- A Great Party Complete the game 26.2%Rare
- A Groovy Challenge Complete your first Grover challenge 71.6%Common
- Awesome Solving Complete all the Grover challenges 18.8%Rare
- Nature Photographer Take your first picture 38.7%Rare
- Picture Collector Take pictures of all the animals 17.3%Rare
- Duck Collector Catch a duck for the first time 55.8%Common
- Ernie’s Pal Get all the ducks to Ernie 16.5%Rare
- Happy Tango Pet Tango for the first time 61.2%Common
- Feathered Friends Feed the pigeons at the park 32.2%Rare
- Fresh Air Arrive at the park 39.1%Rare
- Fair Game Arrive at the fair 30.1%Rare
- Duckie Runner Win a duck race 29%Rare
- Golden Boot Score 20 soccer goals 17.1%Rare
- Rookie Of The Year Score 20 baskets 28.4%Rare
- Professional Jumper Jump into 5 puddles 42.2%Rare
- Fashion Fan Change your outfit for the first time 43%Rare
- Tricycle Champion Complete all tricycle challenges in the neighborhood 19.3%Rare
- Toy Band Play every toy instrument at least once 26%Rare
- Baseball MVP Strike 20 baseballs in a row 18.8%Rare
Trophy facts for Sesame Street: Friends & Fun
How many trophies does Sesame Street: Friends & Fun have?
Sesame Street: Friends & Fun (PS5) has 25 trophies: 1 platinum, 6 gold, 13 silver and 5 bronze, worth 1,305 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Sesame Street: Friends & Fun platinum trophy?
14.5% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Sesame Street: Friends & Fun. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Very rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Sesame Street: Friends & Fun?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Completionist” (Very rare), earned by 14.5% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.




































