Base game
- Time To Wake Up Unlock all trophies 4.1%Ultra rare
- Got ya! Finally, you found Tom! 63%Common
- Entered The Dream Welcome! 92.7%Common
- The Essay Is Key Handed in your homework 76%Common
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 57.2%Common
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 48.4%Rare
- Hello World Entered the chatbot room 47.9%Rare
- The floor is lava? Respawn in the gym for the first time 45.3%Rare
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 41.6%Rare
- Eat This Put together your lunch 35.9%Rare
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 33.8%Rare
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 32.8%Rare
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 32.2%Rare
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 63.5%Common
- Eargasm Play all unique songs in the bedrooms 17.1%Rare
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 10.9%Very rare
- Retreat Find all cozy corners in the library 5.2%Very rare
- Party Pooper Pop 50 balloons and reach the exit 9.8%Very rare
- Breathe With Me Don't drown in the toilets 5.2%Very rare
- Journalist Find all journal entries 4.6%Ultra rare
Trophy facts for Time To Wake Up
How many trophies does Time To Wake Up have?
Time To Wake Up (PS5) has 20 trophies: 1 platinum, 8 gold, 6 silver and 5 bronze, worth 1,275 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Time To Wake Up platinum trophy?
4.1% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Time To Wake Up. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Ultra rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Time To Wake Up?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Time To Wake Up” (Ultra rare), earned by 4.1% of players.
Does Time To Wake Up have secret trophies?
Yes, 8 of the 20 trophies are secret. Their names and descriptions stay hidden until you earn them, and this page keeps them hidden unless you choose to show them.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.





















