Base game
- Master Of The Zombie Apocalypse Complete all trophies 6.9%Very rare
- First Kill Kill a zombie 71.7%Common
- Experienced Zombie Slayer Kill 100 zombies 43.4%Rare
- Extra Experienced Zombie Slayer Kill 1000 zombies 14.3%Very rare
- Arcade Hero Unlock the arcade game 10%Very rare
- Sledgehammer'd Drink a bottle of Sledgehammer 65.2%Common
- Whiskey Drinker Drink 100 bottles of whiskey 10.1%Very rare
- New Roads Completed Survive New Roads alive! 9.7%Very rare
- Opelousas Completed Get your Opelousas stash back! 17.4%Rare
- Lafayette Prison Completed You've escaped Lafayette Prison like a boss! 8.9%Very rare
- Atchafalayas Completed Make it back from the Atchafalaya swamps alive! 8.9%Very rare
- Backwoods Completed Make it in and out of the backwoods and lived to tell the tale!! 9.1%Very rare
- St.Louis Cemetery Completed Cross over to the other side! 8.8%Very rare
- The Great Southern Zombie Escape! Do the Great Southern Zombie Escape! Complete all levels 8.1%Very rare
- Bayou Survivor Level 1 Stay alive for 2 minutes 17.7%Rare
- Bayou Survivor Level 2 Stay alive for 5 minutes 11.5%Very rare
- Bayou Survivor Level 3 Stay alive for 7 minutes 9.5%Very rare
- Bayou Survivor Level 4 Stay alive for 9 minutes 9.1%Very rare
- Bayou Survivor Level 5 Stay alive for 10 minutes 8.9%Very rare
- Bayou Survivor Level 6 Stay alive for 15 minutes 8.2%Very rare
- Bayou Survivor Level 7 Stay alive for 20 minutes 7.6%Very rare
- Drunk Driving Expert Kill 50 zombies driving 13.3%Very rare
Trophy facts for Whiskey & Zombies
How many trophies does Whiskey & Zombies have?
Whiskey & Zombies (PS5) has 22 trophies: 1 platinum, 7 gold, 14 silver and 0 bronze, worth 1,350 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Whiskey & Zombies platinum trophy?
6.9% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Whiskey & Zombies. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Very rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Whiskey & Zombies?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Master Of The Zombie Apocalypse” (Very rare), earned by 6.9% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.
































