Ghost of Yotei Trophy Guide: Platinum Roadmap for All 54 Trophies

Follow these steps in order. Nothing is missable, so you can play the story at your own pace and clean up later, but this order keeps the grind short: the story unlocks the map and the mechanics, the weapon-master lines unlock moves you need for combat trophies, and the bounty and collectible cleanup comes last, when you can travel anywhere.

Play through Atsu’s hunt for the Yotei Six: The Snake, The Oni, The Kitsune, The Dragon, The Spider, and the figure behind them. The story ends with the Gold trophy The Onryō Rests. Take side tales and bounties as you meet them on the way, but do not chase every collectible yet. The six regions, Yotei Grasslands, Ishikari Plain, Tokachi Range, Nayoro Wilds, Teshio Ridge, and Oshima Coast, all open up as the story moves.

Clear the three weapon-master questlines: Yari (the spear-like naginata), Kusarigama (the chained sickle), and Odachi (the great sword). Each line ends in a Silver trophy, and the moves they unlock feed into several Bronze combat trophies. Finish the remaining side tales in the same pass, since most of them sit near the same quest givers and camps.

Work through every bounty on the bounty boards. This is the longest single grind in the Platinum, and it is why Master Bounty Hunter is the hardest trophy: 31 targets, spread across all six regions. Talk to Kojiro after each bounty, as the guides list him as the turn-in. Bounties unlock as you progress, so any you cannot find yet will appear later in the story.

Sweep one region at a time so nothing gets skipped. The counts the Platinum needs are in the table below. You only need 30 of the 61 Altars of Reflection, and you do not need all Ainu Items or Pillars of the Fallen. Everything else on the collectible lists must be finished.

After the story, free roam stays open, so mop up anything left: combat trophies tied to specific moves, remaining collectibles, and any side tale you skipped. When the last of the 53 other trophies pops, Legendary Onryō follows at once. If a trophy has not popped, check the counts in the table above first: a missed bounty or a short altar count is the usual cause.

Master Bounty Hunter is a Gold trophy for completing all Bounties. PowerPyx names it the hardest trophy in the game, not because any single bounty is hard, but because 31 targets across six regions take the longest to finish. There is no shortcut: take every bounty from the boards, clear them, and turn each one in to Kojiro. If the trophy has not popped after 31 completions, re-check the boards in every region, since bounties unlock over the course of the story.

Yes. One story playthrough plus free-roam cleanup is enough. No second playthrough is needed, and New Game+ is not required.

PowerPyx estimates 50 to 70 hours. Game8 gives the same 50 to 70 hour range. How fast you finish the 31 bounties and the collectible sweep is what moves the number.

Almost. You need all bounties, all 22 Yotei Six camps, all 10 wolf dens, and all 11 fox dens, but only 30 of the 61 altars, and Ainu Items and Pillars of the Fallen are not required for the Platinum.