Base game
- Plantinium You have been awarded the platinum trophy. 53.7%Common
- Love letter François Clouet. The Love Letter. 1570. 56%Common
- Stories told Domenico Ghirlandaio. Portrait of Giovanna Tornabuoni 1489-1490. 60.2%Common
- A lady's hat Hans Baldung Grien. Portrait of a Woman. 1530. 65.2%Common
- Abandoned Glove Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. Yvette Guilbert. 1893. 57.6%Common
- Forgotten valise Edward Hopper. Hotel Room. 1931. 56.2%Common
- Moon Max Ernst. Solitary and Conjugal Trees. 1940. 56.3%Common
- Nine of spades Balthus. The Card Game. 1948-1950. 73%Common
- Blue horse Franz Marc. The Dream. 1912. 55.7%Common
- Tree René Magritte. La Clef des champs. 1936. 54.4%Common
- Summer Cloud Emil Nolde. Summer Clouds. 1913. 57.9%Common
- Memento Nubla You have completed every drawing of the Museum. 53.7%Common
- Whispers in the dark You have taken your first step into this strange Museum. 96.3%Common
- Bring us the light You have brought back the light to the world of Nubla. 75.8%Common
- The Woods of Vanished Faces You have walked through the trees that whisper stories. 61.5%Common
- The Blue City You have discovered what the Blue City hides. 58.3%Common
- Nubla You have reached the place where Nubla awaits. 57.1%Common
- The ascent You have entered the Rotating House. 56.8%Common
- The alpine hill You are taking your first steps in a new world. 56.8%Common
- The End Congratulations! You have completed Nubla Part One. 56.7%Common
Trophy facts for The World of Nubla
How many trophies does The World of Nubla have?
The World of Nubla (PS4) has 20 trophies: 1 platinum, 9 gold, 0 silver and 10 bronze, worth 1,260 trophy points in total.
How hard is the The World of Nubla platinum trophy?
53.7% of players have earned the platinum trophy in The World of Nubla. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Common”.
What is the rarest trophy in The World of Nubla?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Plantinium” (Common), earned by 53.7% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.