Base game
- Shape Master Collect all trophies 11%Very rare
- Seed Finder Collect 7 seeds 38.7%Rare
- Seed Collector Collect half of the seeds 21.6%Rare
- Seed Obsessed Collect 3/4 of the seeds 14.3%Very rare
- Seeds Complete ! Collect all 28 seeds 11.6%Very rare
- Rainforest Explorer Touch all Rainforest monuments 20.9%Rare
- Fast Swimmer Launch toward 15 different cave pots 12.9%Very rare
- Mountain Explorer Touch all Mountain monuments 19.8%Rare
- Completionist 1 Complete the game 29.7%Rare
- Completionist 2 Complete the game a second time 13.7%Very rare
- Completionist 3 Complete the game three times 12.2%Very rare
- Creator Plant 100 trees 50.8%Common
- Mother Nature Plant 1,000 trees 14.5%Very rare
- Gardener Destroy 50 trees 58.5%Common
- Stunt Gardener Destroy 500 trees 25.9%Rare
- Head in the clouds Fly 150m before touching down 38%Rare
- Dreamer Fly 300m before touching down 23.8%Rare
- Fearless Fly 600m before touching down 18.6%Rare
- Speedrun Do a fast complete playthrough of the game 13.4%Very rare
- Slowrun Do a slow complete playthrough of the game 11.4%Very rare
- Secret Monument Find an unmarked monument near the shore 14.5%Very rare
- Urchin Jump ! Launch upwards with the help of an urchin 28.4%Rare
- Adventurer Walk a total of 7,500m 40.4%Rare
- Explorer Walk a total of 15,000m 28.8%Rare
- Leave no Stone Unturned Walk a total of 30,000m 15.6%Rare
- Time for New Shoes Walk a total of 50,000m 13.2%Very rare
- Road Less Traveled Take a side route through the swamp cave 17.4%Rare
Trophy facts for Shape of the World
How many trophies does Shape of the World have?
Shape of the World (PS5) has 27 trophies: 1 platinum, 5 gold, 16 silver and 5 bronze, worth 1,305 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Shape of the World platinum trophy?
11% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Shape of the World. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Very rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Shape of the World?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Shape Master” (Very rare), earned by 11% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.





































