Base game
- Platin Unlock all trophies. 9.4%Very rare
- Hyperion Finish a track with Hyperion. 12.6%Very rare
- Helios Finish a track with Helios. 11.4%Very rare
- Hermes Finish a track with Hermes. 67.6%Common
- Lap 4 Survive lap 4. 11.5%Very rare
- Lap 5 Survive lap 5. 10.5%Very rare
- Lap 6 Survive lap 6. 10.1%Very rare
- Lap 7 Survive lap 7. 9.8%Very rare
- Lap 8 Survive lap 8. 9.7%Very rare
- Lap 9 Survive lap 9. 9.5%Very rare
- Lap 10 Survive lap 10. 9.5%Very rare
- Power Up Unlock a new powerup. 12.4%Very rare
- Full Power Unlock all powerups. 9.9%Very rare
- Collector Unlock everything. 9.9%Very rare
- Higher and higher Reach a height of 15 meters. 10.4%Very rare
- Destructor Destroy an opponent. 48%Rare
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 10.4%Very rare
- Weapon Master Beat opponents with all powerups. 9.9%Very rare
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 9.5%Very rare
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 9.5%Very rare
- High Speed Reach a speed of at least 50 mbps. 17.2%Rare
- Secret trophy Its name and description stay hidden until you earn it. 9.8%Very rare
- Mission Completed Finish all missions. 9.4%Very rare
- Sidestepped Escape a missile. 11.2%Very rare
- Rage Attack Defeat 5 enemies within 5 seconds. 10.3%Very rare
Trophy facts for Tri6: Infinite
How many trophies does Tri6: Infinite have?
Tri6: Infinite (PS4) has 25 trophies: 1 platinum, 7 gold, 9 silver and 8 bronze, worth 1,320 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Tri6: Infinite platinum trophy?
9.4% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Tri6: Infinite. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Very rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Tri6: Infinite?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Platin” (Very rare), earned by 9.4% of players.
Does Tri6: Infinite have secret trophies?
Yes, 4 of the 25 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.
