Base game
- Merry Christmas Collect all other trophies. 99.1%Common
- It's Gingerbread time! Jump 25 times. 99.7%Common
- Tasty Jump 50 times. 99.6%Common
- More Tasty Jump 75 times. 99.6%Common
- Super Tasty Jump 100 times. 99.6%Common
- Mega Tasty Jump 125 times. 99.5%Common
- Amazing Tasty Jump 150 times. 99.5%Common
- Super Mega Tasty Jump 175 times. 99.4%Common
- Super Mega Amazing Tasty Jump 200 times. 99.4%Common
- More Super Mega Amazing Tasty Jump 225 times. 99.4%Common
- The tallest christmas tree ever measured 221 ft. tall Jump 250 times. 99.4%Common
- Black Friday is not the busiest shopping day of the year… Jump 275 times. 99.4%Common
- … The two days right before Christmas are Jump 300 times. 99.3%Common
- It is a tradition in Japan to eat Chicken for Christmas Jump 325 times. 99.3%Common
- Jingle Bells was originally a song about Thanksgiving in 1857 Jump 350 times. 99.3%Common
- 1 in 3 men wait until Christmas Eve to do their shopping. Jump 375 times. 99.3%Common
- Christmas came from the words Cristes Maesse meaning “mass of Christ.” Jump 400 times. 99.3%Common
- Christmas trees usually grow for close to 15 years before they can be sold Jump 425 times. 99.3%Common
- The abbreviation X in X-Mas is not an abbreviation… Jump 450 times. 99.3%Common
- … It actually stands for “Chi”, meaning Christ in Greek Jump 475 times. 99.3%Common
- Gingerbread came from Greece in 2400 BC Jump 500 times. 99.2%Common
Trophy facts for The Jumping Gingerbread
How many trophies does The Jumping Gingerbread have?
The Jumping Gingerbread (PS4) has 21 trophies: 1 platinum, 9 gold, 5 silver and 6 bronze, worth 1,350 trophy points in total.
How hard is the The Jumping Gingerbread platinum trophy?
99.1% of players have earned the platinum trophy in The Jumping Gingerbread. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Common”.
What is the rarest trophy in The Jumping Gingerbread?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Merry Christmas” (Common), earned by 99.1% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.


