Base game
- Platinum Trophy Get all trophies 2.4%Ultra rare
- Scouts Form Up Unlock the Beagle Scout Costume 66.9%Common
- To The Moon Unlock the Astronaut Costume 28.5%Rare
- Contact Unlock the Flying Ace Costume 21%Rare
- Arm Wrestler Unlock the Masked Marvel Costume 20.7%Rare
- Home Again Finish a level 86.4%Common
- Deep Dark Jungle Complete all Peppermint Jungle levels 30.3%Rare
- Do Bunny Dance Complete all Temple of Bunnies levels 23.9%Rare
- One Small Step Complete all Lunar Surface levels 19.5%Rare
- Curse Red Baron Complete all Skies of Paris levels 16%Rare
- Staggers Imagination Complete all Parisian Underground levels 16.1%Rare
- Snoopy Come Home Complete all Melody Chateau levels 13.2%Very rare
- Jelly Beans Collect all Jelly Beans in a single level 19.8%Rare
- Root Beer Collect all kids objects 2.6%Ultra rare
- Joe Cool Unlock the Joe Cool Costume 19.2%Rare
- World Famous Detective Unlock the Detective Costume 17.2%Rare
- Master Of Disguise Unlock all Costumes 17.2%Rare
- Together Again Find all the kids 11.4%Very rare
- Chop Chop Chop Hover as normal Snoopy for more than 5 seconds 65.5%Common
- Arf Arf Arf Jump on three enemies without touching the ground 49.2%Rare
- Crash Break through a wall as the Masked Marvel 20.7%Rare
- Dodge Balls Defeat The Mask Boss without being hit 9.2%Very rare
- Best Friend Have a second player activate a Woodstock trigger 43%Rare
Trophy facts for Trophies for Snoopy's Grand Adventure
How many trophies does Trophies for Snoopy's Grand Adventure have?
Trophies for Snoopy's Grand Adventure (PS4) has 23 trophies: 1 platinum, 9 gold, 2 silver and 11 bronze, worth 1,335 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Trophies for Snoopy's Grand Adventure platinum trophy?
2.4% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Trophies for Snoopy's Grand Adventure. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Ultra rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Trophies for Snoopy's Grand Adventure?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Platinum Trophy” (Ultra rare), earned by 2.4% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.
