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Mortal Shell 2 Trophy Guide & Roadmap

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Mortal Shell 2 Trophy Roadmap

  • Estimated trophy difficulty: 5/10
  • Approximate amount of time to platinum: 20-30 hours
  • Offline Trophies: 53 (1trophy, 1trophy, 10trophy, 41trophy)
  • Online Trophies: 0
  • Number of missable trophies: 4 – trophy Mid Summer, trophy Peter’s Perfect Parry, trophy No, You Still Can’t Win, :bronze: Bag Holder
  • Glitched trophies: 0
  • Does difficulty affect trophies?: No, there are no difficulty settings to choose from. There is an in-game function to summon Night which increases the difficulty and is required to do certain things, but you don’t need to beat bosses or progress the game while on the increased difficulty.
  • Hardest Trophy: trophy Peter’s Perfect Parry
  • Minimum Playthroughs: 1
  • PS4/PS5 Autopop, Save Transfer, Crossbuy: No, game doesn’t have a PS4 version
  • Free-Roam / Level Select after Story?: Yes, there’s still free-roam after the story. After the final boss you can continue to explore and clean up areas before entering New Game+.
  • New Game+ Mode?: Yes
  • Supports Manual Saves?: No individual manual save slots (you can trigger a save by exiting to the main menu from the pause menu), 3 separate playthrough save slots
  • Release Date: August 17, 2026 (Devout Edition) / August 20, 2026 (Standard Edition)

Introduction

Welcome to the Mortal Shell 2 Trophy Guide! Mortal Shell 2 is a direct sequel to the first Mortal Shell, taking place an unspecified time in the future after the first game’s ending. The game includes largely the same mechanics as the first game, but with double the number of Shells and weapons, in a significantly larger game world.

Trophy-wise, it’s your typical soulslike list, but without the ‘No Shell’ requirement that the first game had. With post launch updates you can complete the game in a single playthrough, and does not require going into NG+. The rest of the trophy list is largely composed of the “Collectibles”: unlocking all Shells, Weapons, and Tarstones, along with a handful of miscellaneous requirements and completing certain side NPC interactions.

Step 1: Complete the Story, Defeat all Main Bosses, Find all Collectibles

Your first step will be to complete the game, defeating each of the main bosses and collect everything required for trophies. You can earn all trophies except the one for viewing Shell Memories in your first playthrough. You can do the first 6 main bosses through the Corrupt Gates in whichever order you like. The intended order is to complete the northern part of the map first, then the southern part of the map, but once you gain the ability to fast travel and clear corruption by siphoning 7 Ova in Marrow Keep you can effectively go in any order. Once you have defeated at least 5 of the 6 main bosses you gain access to the final area of the game through a stairway in the Ova room in Marrow Keep, which means you can fight the final boss without fully clearing all of the main overworld areas.

Make sure to earn the four missable trophies during this step:

  • 2 missables are in the very first section of the game: trophy Mid Summer, trophy No, You Still Can’t Win. These also can’t be earned in New Game+ anymore, because NG+ starts you back in Marrow Keep and skips the tutorial section.
  • 1 missable trophy Peter’s Perfect Parry is for fighting the main boss in the Prisoner’s Domain area and you can attempt this again in NG+ if you missed it.
  • 1 missable :bronze: Bag Holder is for an interaction with a specific NPC which you can mess up, but you can interact with them again in NG+

Step 2: Cleanup and unlocking Shell Memories

Once you defeat the final boss, you are put back in Marrow Keep and can continue in your current playthrough. The main thing you will likely need to clean up now is unlocking the remaining Shell Memories for trophy Seeking the Past.

Useful Tips, Tricks and Guides:

Mortal Shell 2 Trophy Guide

No Lifer
Unlock All Trophies for Mortal Shell II
Earn all other trophies in Mortal Shell 2 to unlock Platinum (no DLC required).
You’re More Than a Weapon
Claim your first Shell, Weapon and Sidearm
Story-related, cannot be missed.

This trophy is awarded at the very start of the game, once you obtain your first Shell, Weapon, and Sidearm during the tutorial section.
Mid Summer?
Enter the Festival
MISSABLE

This trophy is awarded at the very start of the game, by interacting with the character Marigold who offers you a flower crown while you are walking to claim the first Shell. You are able to ignore this character here and not accept the crown, which causes this trophy to be missed for the current playthrough. If you do this you can start a new save in a different slot and accept the crown to earn the trophy.
Home at Last
Reach Marrowkeep
Story-related, cannot be missed.

This trophy is awarded after the tutorial section once you reach Marrow Keep for the first time.
Haunting Times
Watch your first Shell Memory
This trophy is awarded for viewing your first Shell Memory from the Shellkeeper. Note that even though you are required to view one when you unlock each Shell, this doesn’t award the trophy. You need to select to view one from the Shellkeeper bond menu.
Deep Cuts
Unlock Axe and Dagger
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Weapon Locations
Big Boi
Unlock Great Martyr’s Blade
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Weapon Locations
Just the Tip
Unlock Black Needle
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Weapon Locations
Like Clockwork
Unlock the Clockwork Scythe
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Weapon Locations
Stop – Hammer Time
Unlock the Obsidian Hammer
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Weapon Locations
Dual Wielding
Unlock the Axatana
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Weapon Locations
Cut You Down to Size
Unlock the Veteran’s Battle Axe
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Weapon Locations
Spiked
Unlock the Caged Hystrix
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Sidearm Locations
Old Painless
Unlock the Triarch Repeater
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Sidearm Locations
Beautiful Baby
Unlock the Cursed Child
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Sidearm Locations
Speared
Unlock the Ballistazooka
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Sidearm Locations
Chop Chop
Unlock the Salvaged Trebuchaxe
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Sidearm Locations
Old School
Unlock the Forgotten Crossbow
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Sidearm Locations
Bring My Ova Back to Me
Collect all of the Ova
This trophy is awarded for collecting all of the Ova. These are the oval eggs you obtain throughout the game when cleansing Beacons, and the main goal of the game is to obtain all 196 Ova. You do not have to go out of your way to find these, as they are always given as rewards at the end of Beacons.

» Mortal Shell 2 – All Beacon Locations
Heavy Metal
Play all Lute Tracks in the Game
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Sidearm Locations

This trophy is awarded for playing all available Lute Tracks in the game. The Lute sidearm allows you to play songs similar to the first game, but also be used as a sidearm weapon. To play songs after obtaining the Lute, equip it and then hold :l2: to aim like you would with the other Sidearms. Press :square: to start playing constantly, then use :down: to cycle through the song that you are playing. Once you have cycled through all 5 songs you will earn the trophy.
Ultimate Karen
Defeat Magdalena, the Lady of the Woods
This trophy is awarded for defeating Magdalena, the Lady of the Woods, who is the main boss of the Glutted Mire overworld area.

» Mortal Shell 2 Boss Guide
Meat’s Back on the Menu, Boys!
Defeat The Lost Child
The trophy is awarded for defeating The Lost Child, who is the main boss of the Sanquine Caverns overworld area.

» Mortal Shell 2 Boss Guide
Headcase
Defeat The Nameless Captive
This trophy is awarded for defeating The Nameless Captive, who is the main boss of the Prisoner’s Domain overworld area.

» Mortal Shell 2 Boss Guide
Nightmare Fuel
Defeat Sir Isaac, the Scholar-Prince
This trophy is awarded for defeating Sir Isaac, the Scholar-Prince, who is the main boss of the Faded Citadel overworld area.

» Mortal Shell 2 Boss Guide
Something in the deep…
Defeat Hexapod
This trophy is awarded for defeating the Hexapod, who is the main boss of the Withered Shoals overworld area.

» Mortal Shell 2 Boss Guide
Praise him!
Defeat The Monolith
Story-related, cannot be missed.

This trophy is awarded for defeating the Monolith, who is a main boss located after the Obsidian Vault in The Unfound Path area.

» Mortal Shell 2 Boss Guide
It burnssssssssss
Defeat Droeg, the Conquerer
This trophy is awarded for defeating Droeg, the Conquerer, who is the main boss of the Conquered Temple overworld area.

» Mortal Shell 2 Boss Guide
Giga Chad
Defeat Malborn Offspring
Story-related, cannot be missed.

This trophy is awarded for defeating the Malborn Offspring, who is a main boss located after the Faithful’s Shelter Beacon in The Unfound Path area.

» Mortal Shell 2 Boss Guide
Lost Your Head
Defeat Orrem, the Reclaimed
Story-related, cannot be missed.

This trophy is awarded for defeating Orrem, the Reclaimed, who is a main boss located after the Bridge of Procession Beacon in The Unfound Path area.

» Mortal Shell 2 Boss Guide
It’s over now?
Defeat Zmey, the Unbidden
Story-related, cannot be missed.

This trophy is awarded for defeating Zmey, the Unbidden, who is the final boss of the game located at the center of The Unbound Path area after you have defeated the three other bosses in that area.

» Mortal Shell 2 Boss Guide
Sester
Unlock Sester Genessa
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Shell Locations
Forever Alone?
Unlock Tiel
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Shell Locations
Down with the Thickness
Unlock Lazlo
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Shell Locations
Vengeance is Mine
Unlock Eredrim
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Shell Locations
The Alchemist
Unlock Sariel
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Shell Locations
Arrival
Unlock Proxima
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Shell Locations
My Brether
Unlock Smert
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Shell Locations
Heartless
Unlock Gragu
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Shell Locations
Peter’s Perfect Parry
Perfect Guard each one of The Nameless Captive’s headspins using the Untarnished Seal
Video – Peter’s Perfect Parry

MISSABLE

This trophy is awarded for Perfect Guarding all hits a specific attack performed by the main boss “The Nameless Captive” while using the Untarnished Seal. This boss is the main boss located in The Prisoner’s Domain overworld area.

This is a boss that is designed around parrying, so its attacks are very heavily telegraphed and consistent. The specific attack you need to perfect guard is the variation of the head spin attack he performs during the second phase of the fight. When he reaches half health he’s automatically stunned, allowing you a riposte attack. He will then immediately do a fast attack where he spins his head around 7 times in a row. This attack isn’t the one you need to parry, but in the second phase of the fight after this point he will sometimes perform a similar attack spun in the opposite direction, consisting of 7 head spins in a row but slightly slower with gaps in the timing. It consists of three slow hits, two fast hits, then one more slow hit. The hardest hit to parry is the final one, as the boss will pause slightly after the 6th attack, then do the 7th. Try to keep the boss near a wall when the attack starts so that it pushes you across the arena, which will make seeing the timing of the final one easier.  When you perfectly parry all 7 head spins in this attack it will unlock the trophy immediately. If you are parrying the attacks but stunning the boss before reaching the 7th one you’ll likely need to try a different character. If you have them upgraded Eredrim is a good option to try if you are struggling, as they have an ability that increases the timing of the perfect guard/parry window.

You can run away from the boss doing other attacks and wait for him to do the head spin attack on its own. You will need to parry all 7 of the hits during this attack, so try to dodge to avoid the other attacks the boss does, because if you stun them during the attack sequence without parrying all 7 attacks then it won’t count and you will need to try again.

If you are getting close to the end of the fight and haven’t managed to earn the trophy you can quit to main menu and then continue your game to be put back at the Beacon before the fight.
Stoned
Find all Tarstones
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Tarstone Locations
Decked Out
Reach the maximum bonding tier for a Shell at the Shellkeeper
This trophy is obtained by increasing bond level on any Shell to the maximum of tier 4 for the first time. This requires a total of 27 Glimpses to be spend the bond menu per Shell.
Over 9000
Max out a Weapon at the Tarforge
This trophy is awarded for increasing the level of any weapon to maximum for the first time. Weapons are upgraded using Coin and upgrade materials, which can be found throughout the game. You can obtain a Tarforge Upgrade Item that allows you to remove materials from upgraded weapons, so you don’t need to worry about wasting materials by trying out weapons, only Coin which you can obtain more of by killing enemies.

There are technically two max levels for a weapon. Initially, you can only upgrade a weapon to +16, which will unlock this trophy. In the final Beacon of the game you can obtain an item which allows the Tarforge to increase weapon level to +17 and above, but this isn’t required for this trophy.

Upgrade costs for all weapons and sidearms seem to be the same, regardless of which you are doing this with, so you can work on upgrading your favorite main weapon to +16.

Total item cost to reach +16:

  • 57,000 Coin
  • 32 Ventrium
  • 31 Laterite
  • 31 Dorsalite
Feed Me
Cause Egon to pass away
This trophy is awarded for interacting with the character Egon, and giving him enough Gloom that he passes away. You’ll gain back double the amount of Gloom that you gave (up to a certain limit). This can be found southwest of the Castigator’s Keep Beacon, in the tower in the center of the castle area. You can give them whatever amount of Gloom that you want, but once you have given them a cumulative total of 10,000 he’ll pass away, giving you back 20,000 Gloom and awarding the trophy.
So Fresh, So Clean
Cleanse All Beacons
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Beacon Locations
No, You Still Can’t Win
Take the Tar Golem to his Minimum Health
Video – No, You Still Can’t Win

MISSABLE

This trophy is awarded for reducing the tutorial boss “Tar Golem” to 0 health. This boss works like typical soulslike tutorial boss where you are intended to lose against it, and reducing it to 0 health will cause this to happen immediately regardless of your own current health. You only fight the Tar Golem once during a playthrough during the tutorial section, you don’t fight it again during New Game+, so you need to earn this trophy at the start of your playthrough. You can make a backup save beforehand (PS+ Cloud) to reload if needed, and if you feel you start doing poorly during the fight you can pause and quit to main menu, which will put you right before the Bone Gate when you reload the game.

The Tar Golem is a relatively slow enemy, and you can reduce its health to zero by mostly taking it slow and chipping away at it. It will end the fight eventually if you take too long though, so you need to still actively keep attacking. The main thing to watch for are the big unblockable attacks, like when it jumps into the air and tries to smash the ground where you are standing. Always pay attention if it’s doing this attack, if you get hit by it directly it can instantly end the fight. The normal attacks you should aim to parry whenever possible, because you can get a large amount of damage into the boss if you stagger it and then perform a Riposte attack.

If you are struggling you can slightly reduce the damage you take by defeating the miniboss Tainted Vestige which is in the area just before the Disciple’s Grotto Beacon. Defeating it drops a Burnt Effigy which when equipped in your passive item slot reduces the Fire damage you receive, which is what the Tar Golem primarily does.
Sat Nav
Find all Map Fragments
This trophy is awarded for obtaining all 11 Map Fragments, which allow you to see the full overworld map. These are all marked from the start of the game with a crow symbol, corresponding to the location where Ruk is perched on top of a statue, with the Map Fragment in front of him.
Seeking the Past
Watch all Shell Memories
This trophy is awarded for watching all 40 Shell Memories. There are 8 Shells with 5 Memories each (=40 total). Memories are unlocked by increasing the Bond Level of Shells by spending Glimpses at the Shellkeeper, with all Memories being available at Tier 4.

Increasing the Bond Level of a shell to max requires 27 Glimpses, which means to increase all 8 Shells to maximum you need a total of 216 Glimpses. With post launch updates it is possible to do this in first playthrough with some extra farming and resetting of Shell Bond level.

The first thing to do is you can regain Glimpses is by using the Mether’s Severance item that Merrick in Marrow Keep sells for 5000 coin. He will sell 3 total per playthrough, so you can use this to reset 3 Shells. Note that if you switch back to the Shell you reset using this it will remove the memories from the menu when interacting with the Shellkeeper, so make sure to keep track of which Shells you have viewed and then reset this way.

The second thing to do is farm Glimpses by using the Glimpse Stone Fragile Tarstone. These stones are equipped like normal Tarstones, but after defeating 20 enemies they break and award you 3 Glimpses. Merrick in Marrow Keep will sell a total of 13 per playthrough for 2500 coin each, and then you can farm more of them by going to the final area The Unfound Path, and running around the central pillar killing the Stonecrab enemies, as they drop more of the Glimpse Stone.
Shell Seeker
Unlock all Shells
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Shell Locations
Guns. Lots of Guns
Unlock all Sidearms
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Sidearm Locations
Lord of War
Unlock all Weapons
» Mortal Shell 2 – All Weapon Locations
Ascension
Discover the secret of the Mango
This trophy is awarded for finding the Mango, which is a secret item returning from the first game. To do this, you first need to find the item “Mether’s Flesh”, located in the Sanguine Caverns area. From the first Beacon Pulsing Caves, drop down the hole to progress, and at the very bottom instead of leaving the cave, turn around where there is some exploding bodies blocking an area. Past them there is a chest, and to the right of the chest is a pillar where the Mether’s Flesh item is sitting.

Now go to the Outskirts of Nochte Beacon, and in the cave that the river runs through you can find a cup in front of a large fish sitting in the water. Interact with it and use the Mether’s Flesh item.


You will be transported into a Dungeon called Mango Sanctuary, where you can interact with the giant mango in the area to obtain a consumable Mango, unlocking the trophy.
This is Not an Achievement
Complete Mortal Shell II
Story-related, cannot be missed.

This trophy is awarded when you trigger the ending of the game and move into NG+ after defeating the final boss. You do this by interacting with the Ova Siphon in Marrow Keep and choosing the “Send Ova” option. You can continue playing in your current playthrough until deciding to do this.
Bag Holder
You’ve mastered nothing and this is your reward. Pretty pointless, eh?
MISSABLE

This trophy is awarded for completing the interaction chain with the character Baghead, which triggers a joke ending for the game. They can be found southwest of Gloomshade Grove Beacon, through the Bone Gates that lead to an area called Desolate Peak.


Speak with him a couple of times, and he will prompt you to sit on the ground nearby with the other NPCs. After sitting down once, speak with him again and continue responding Yes to his questions, and he will ask you to bring him something. There are items you can pick up around the area, but you don’t want to give him any of them, as if you do you miss the trophy in the current playthrough. Sit down once more, then after sitting speak with him again and continue answering Yes to trigger the joke ending scene. You can skip the credits if you want, then reload your save to be back at the nearby Beacon.

 

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    • It starts you when you pick up the first Ova and do the run to Marrow Keep, so you’d need to purposely do them on a different save slot if you skipped the tutorial with the beta save.

  2. Great guide as always,

    3 times to beat whole game is a little too much grind for a souls game. Prefer a harder new game plus thropy to test skills instead of grinding the game. Why on earth they put that 🙁 …

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    • But atleast it sounds like the “grind” is beating dungeons and bosses again to obtaining glimpses. That sounds way more enjoyable than farming for proof of concords and vertebra shackles in Dark Souls 3.

  3. When fighting the Tar Golem, even if you lose and the cutscene starts playing, you can close the game from the dashboard and you’ll be back before the fight when reloading. Helpful if you don’t have PS+ for a save backup.

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  4. Was hoping for like a 5/10 honestly, I’m a little burned out on high difficulty games but hopefully it’s good and then I won’t mind. But having to go to ng++ is kind of annoying. So far the game feels great so hopefully it will be fun on subsequent runs

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  5. By most accounts, this game is easier than the first, especially as you level up and end game enemies don’t fully scale. That said, you rate this a 7/10 but the original a 6. Is MS2’s hardest trophy that difficult? Thanks for your work with this!

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    • Currently with the changes made in the day one patch the scaling into NG+/NG++ is pretty crazy and the enemies/bosses are way more aggressive than anything in the first game by quite a bit.

  6. For the Peter’s perfect party: do we need to parry/perfect guard every single attack or just some of the headspins? Because i just saw a YouTuber getting the trophy, while he was getting hit left and right. Also he got hit by the spin attacks too, so i think for the trophy you need to parry/perfect guard one of each type of headspins. Some have 4 spins have some more. So i believe if you get one of each you should be fine.

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    • We’re still not 100% on what exactly it requires, and the dev had told one of us during the review period they were going to adjust it slightly. The person I talked to who got it only got it to work after they did the fight effectively perfectly, not just the two specific head spin moves which was what I had originally assumed was required.

  7. Is the 7/10 difficulty rating driven by having to beat the game 3 times, 2 glitches, and missable trophies etc.? Or is the game itself, including the bosses, actually difficult enough to warrant a 7?

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  9. does the slayer seal disable trophies ? i found this item in the beta and that was mentioned in the item description

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  10. Peter’s Perfect Parry
    Perfect Guard each one of The Nameless Captive’s headspins using the Untarnished Seal

    Can you hit him? Or is it only parrying and the subsequent counterattack?

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  11. So for Peter’s Perfect Parry. The fight does NOT have to be flawless but the boss has 4 (could be 3) different ‘headspin’ moves, you have to perfect parry all 4 (3) of these moves at least once during the fight, however he only does one of the ‘headspin’ moves after you push into his second phase (it’s the move with like 9 spins) If you miss this after the phase switch, reset. He’ll also do either 1 or 2 unique headspins in phase 2.

    As far as I could gather it’s 1 headspin in the first phase, 2nd headspin after the phase switch and then 2 (or 1) unique headspins in the 2nd phase. My achievement popped mid fight after hitting all the parries.

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    • Nope, just got it. Only managed to get the parries right on the attack shown by powerpyx and that’s when I got it. I didn’t party at all outside of that as to not increase his stagger bar to much before attempting to parry the attack needed

    • Original rating was because we had thought the parry trophy required doing most of the fight, but it now only requires one specific attack one time. (this may have been changed with the day one patch, but either way it’s slightly easier than I originally expected)

  14. Are the 3 missable achievements mentioned the only missable ones? What about npc quests like the frog and baghead?

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  15. Thanks for the guide. Very helpful. But I would be careful about the advice to wait to attempt Peter’s Perfect Parry. I saved him for last out of the first 6 main bosses and when I fought him he went from an empty stagger bar to fully staggered on the 4th parry out of the 7-hit spin attack. I tried switching shells and using no SP points but it still happened. But I wonder if general character level being too high is an issue.

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    • No because the trophy requires you to see all memories from each shell. Reverting to a save via PS+ would invalidate the previous progress. This method would only work of there were individual trophies tied to each characters memories (An individual trophy for viewing all of Proximas memories). Since you also can’t respect glimpse once they are used the only option is another full playthrough.

    • Wondering the same thing. Also, I equipped the slayer seal in the beta, but I’m assuming that doesn’t carry over into the save file prologue skip? That’s technically a different save file, correct? Does anyone know the answer to this? Maybe it’s best to just start over and forget the skip?

    • Well, DON’T SKIP THE PROLOGUE!!!
      I cant get trophy Bring my Ova back to me because i skipped it.

    • You CAN skip the prologue. Just start a new save, get those early missable trophies out of the way, then get back to your previous save, or start a new save, depending on where you’re at. Not sure why you’re screaming.

  19. You can revisit all the collected Shells at night to get Glimpses. Lazlo and Genessa provide 2 each, making 10 in total.

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  20. Well, Seeking the past didn’t pop for me, the tracker says 38/40 But I watched all memories and there is no exclamation mark left, pretty sure I’m doomed now…
    I still can’t fathom how many games has that kind of issue in 2026 when it almost never happened during the PS3/PS4 era

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    • if you backup the save, maybe you get stuck like i am, but im going forward to the my next 3rd run now, missing somes glimsp

  21. Might want to tag Stoned as bugged. Lots of people have issue with Shattering Stone.

    The chest is already open and empty and no Tarstone…

    It is the only one I need and I don’t have the trophy…devs are aware at least…

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    • i just restarted the game just after the dungeon and trophy popped for me.
      i still don’t have the tarstone but at least it popped.

  22. theres a few bugged trophies, seems like the beacon trophy might be bugged to, “so fresh so clean” cleansed every beacon and nothing, stuck at 97%, im hoping it pops on ng+

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    • Also have this bug. Stuck at 97. My beacon is the Scholar-Prince’s Chamber beacon. I go to it and it has the option to enter to cleanse it, but I go in and all the ovum are gone and the only option in there it to leave. Hoping it pops in NG+ for me as well

  27. Seeing the new patch coming, has this fixed alot of the trophy bugs? Has it affected overall difficulty now with non finite resources?

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  28. With Upcoming Update (Currently Available On PC) Consoles later*
    this Platinum Should be doable in 1 Playthrough because in the new update you can refund the glimpse! W devs!

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    • It’s stuck at 39/40 for me too, as well as for a friend. I’m going to try re-watching everything to see if it unblocks.

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