Base game
- Calypso's Favorite Unlock all trophies in Twisted Metal III. 4.3%Ultra rare
- Celebrity Ruins Win on Hollywood in Tournament mode. 29.3%Rare
- Capital Victor Win on Washington in Tournament mode. 21.2%Rare
- Restricted Rumble Win on Hangar 18 in Tournament mode. 14.7%Very rare
- Festive Carnage Win on North Pole in Tournament mode. 11.9%Very rare
- Cityside Brawl Win on London in Tournament mode. 10.1%Very rare
- Rooftop Classic Win on Tokyo in Tournament mode. 8.1%Very rare
- Dunes of Doom Win on Egypt in Tournament mode. 7.5%Very rare
- Mile High Peril Win on Blimp in Tournament mode. 7%Very rare
- Stave Off the Darkness Defeat Darkside in Tournament mode. 17.8%Rare
- Demon's Reaper Defeat Minion in Tournament mode. 9.2%Very rare
- Is It a Wish or a Trap? Win the Twisted Metal Tournament with any vehicle. 6.7%Very rare
- Glutton for Tricky Wishes Win the Twisted Metal Tournament with 5 vehicles. 4.6%Ultra rare
- You’re Locked in Here With Me Win a Deathmatch with 5 or more CPU cars. 5.7%Very rare
- Portable Spaceship Discover the spaceship secret on Hangar 18. 8.9%Very rare
- Pinging the Satellite Discover the radar secret on Tokyo. 6.8%Very rare
- Eye of the Ancients Discover the eye secret on Egypt. 7.3%Very rare
- Christmas Is Cancelled Use the Freeze Blast 5 times on North Pole. 7.5%Very rare
- Forced Entry Enter a closed road on London. 10.7%Very rare
- Look Before You Leap Fall into the fan on Tokyo. 7.2%Very rare
- Control Failure Destroy 5 control panels on Blimp. 7.3%Very rare
Trophy facts for Twisted Metal III
How many trophies does Twisted Metal III have?
Twisted Metal III (PS5) has 21 trophies: 1 platinum, 8 gold, 10 silver and 2 bronze, worth 1,350 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Twisted Metal III platinum trophy?
4.3% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Twisted Metal III. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Ultra rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Twisted Metal III?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Calypso's Favorite” (Ultra rare), earned by 4.3% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.














