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Tokyo 42
PS4

Tokyo 42

1874 20 trophies 1,290 points 6.6% of players earned the platinum
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Base game

1874
  1. Master of Assassins Wow. All the trophies? That is serious commitment! You may now demand that people refer to you as "Master of Assassins". 6.6%Very rare
  2. Escape Complete Intro 96.6%Common
  3. Budding Assassin Act 1 completed 33.3%Rare
  4. Getting In Complete Act 2 15.1%Rare
  5. No More Meds Complete the story 9.8%Very rare
  6. Swish Get a grenade through the hoop 12.5%Very rare
  7. Redline Complete the bike race 9.4%Very rare
  8. Triple Kill Kill three enemies with one grenade 33%Rare
  9. Public Enemy #1 Reach highest level in copdrop 7%Very rare
  10. Whoops Kill yourself with a grenade 41.7%Rare
  11. Completionist Complete all missions and get all collectables 6.6%Very rare
  12. Mount Sillyad Unlock all secret portals 7.5%Very rare
  13. Weapon Collector Collect all the weapons 6.8%Very rare
  14. Cat Person Collect all cat skins 7.5%Very rare
  15. Tokyo Hipster Collect all coats 7.6%Very rare
  16. Money Hunter Collect all cash drops 7.4%Very rare
  17. Tourist Find all Tokyo Tourism sights 7.4%Very rare
  18. Ninja Complete all ninja missions 7.1%Very rare
  19. Ronin Complete all ronin missions 7%Very rare
  20. Roninja Complete all roninja missions 7%Very rare

Trophy facts for Tokyo 42

How many trophies does Tokyo 42 have?

Tokyo 42 (PS4) has 20 trophies: 1 platinum, 8 gold, 7 silver and 4 bronze, worth 1,290 trophy points in total.

How hard is the Tokyo 42 platinum trophy?

6.6% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Tokyo 42. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Very rare”.

What is the rarest trophy in Tokyo 42?

The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Master of Assassins” (Very rare), earned by 6.6% of players.

Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.