Base game
- Full Loop The first is finally over 89%Common
- Easy Check Again Start a game on Easy 98%Common
- First time? Finished your first game 95.8%Common
- Slowpoke Killed the first enemy 99.1%Common
- Multi One Reach a multiplier of at least 5 97.3%Common
- Scorer Reach a score of at least 10 000 97.6%Common
- Quarter Killed 25 enemies total 97.6%Common
- Centennial Killed 100 enemies total 96.6%Common
- 256 Killed 256 enemies total 94.9%Common
- Shooter Shot 1 000 times 95.5%Common
- Sharp Shooter Don’t miss a shot ten times in a row 92.1%Common
- This is my cat Killed the boss once 96.4%Common
- Normal Check Again Start a game on Normal 94.2%Common
- Actually no Finished your third game 91.9%Common
- They shoot now? Killed the second enemy 96.4%Common
- Real slowpoke Killed the third enemy 94.4%Common
- Multitude Reach a multiplier of at least 10 96.4%Common
- Multipass Reach a multiplier of at least 25 93.2%Common
- Big Scorer Reach a score of at least 25 000 96.9%Common
- High Score Reach a score of at least 50 000 96.4%Common
- Hard Check Again Start a game on Hard 93.5%Common
- I’m getting used to it by now Finished your fifth game 90.8%Common
- Maximum Speed Reach the last Speed upgrade 91.9%Common
- Maximum Health Reach the last Health upgrade 94%Common
- Maximum Damage Reach the last Damage upgrade 92.1%Common
- Maximum Fire Reach the last Firerate upgrade 91.5%Common
- You don’t like him? Killed the boss 3 times 94%Common
Trophy facts for your average old school shmup
How many trophies does your average old school shmup have?
your average old school shmup (PS5) has 27 trophies: 1 platinum, 7 gold, 8 silver and 11 bronze, worth 1,335 trophy points in total.
How hard is the your average old school shmup platinum trophy?
89% of players have earned the platinum trophy in your average old school shmup. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Common”.
What is the rarest trophy in your average old school shmup?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Full Loop” (Common), earned by 89% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.


































