Rise of the Ronin Trophy list & all unlock requirements
There are quite a few trophies to nab in Rise of the Ronin if you want to get a new Platinum as you journey across 19th-century Japan.
To help you 100% the game, you'll find each trophy and their unlock requirements from the full list in this guide, but beware - it could take you some time.
Every Rise of the Ronin trophy
All 51 Rise of the Ronin trophies; 39 Bronze, nine Silver, two Gold, and one Platinum; can be found in the list below, as shared by PowerPyx.
| Trophy | Type | Unlock requirement |
| Rise of the Ronin | Platinum | Obtained all trophies |
| Flying the Nest | Bronze | Cleared the Prologue |
| Curtain Falls, Curtain Rises | Bronze | Learned that your Blade Twin is still alive |
| Infiltrate the Prison Complex | Bronze | Made your way to Shoin Yoshida |
| A Happy Memory | Bronze | Took a photograph at the request of Taka Murayama |
| Black Ships, Long Shadows | Bronze | Cleared Chapter 1 |
| Meeting Kaishu Katsu | Bronze | Spoke with Kaishu Katsu at the Sumida River |
| A Show for the Shogun | Bronze | Learned the identity of the mysterious samurai at the duel |
| Strange Bedfellows | Bronze | Brokered a truce between the Roshigumi and the Choshu clan |
| Cities of Darkness | Bronze | Cleared Chapter 2 |
| The Satsuma-Choshu Alliance | Bronze | Persuaded Takamori Saigo |
| The Battle of Toba-Fushimi | Bronze | Brought the Battle of Toba-Fushimi to an end |
| A Veiled Edge’s Future | Silver | Sealed the fate of your Blade Twin |
| The Dawn of a New Japan | Silver | Cleared Chapter 3 |
| Threads of Fate | Bronze | Established your first bond |
| One Good Turn Deserves Another | Bronze | Gave your first gift |
| Veiled Vow | Silver | Started your first romantic relationship |
| Fateful Encounter | Bronze | Achieved your first L.v 4 Personal Bond |
| Home Sweet Home | Bronze | Achieved your first Lv. 3 Area Bond |
| Collector | Bronze | Earned your first Completion Reward |
| Good to Go | Bronze | Upgraded your armor, weapon and sub-weapon |
| Transfer of Power | Bronze | Performed your first Bond Transfer |
| Resonance | Bronze | Equipped four or more pieces of equipment with the same set bonus for the first time |
| Fresh Start | Bronze | Remodeled your longhouse for the first time |
| Traveling Through Time | Bronze | Retried a mission for your first time using the Testament of the Soul |
| Striver’s License | Bronze | Received the highest rank (Master) at the dojo |
| Horseback Hero | Bronze | Received the highest rank (Master) in horseback archery |
| Winged Warrior | Bronze | Received the highest rank (Master) in gliding training |
| Firearm Genius | Bronze | Received the highest rank (Master) in firearms training |
| Cheater Beater | Bronze | Caught 5 cheaters while playing Odds and Evens |
| Style Guru | Bronze | Mastered three combat styles |
| A Jack of Trade is a Master of All | Bronze | Mastered one of the four stat types |
| Contraption Creator | Bronze | Conducted Technology Development 15 times |
| Shadow Stalker | Silver | Succeeded in carrying out 100 assassinations |
| Keeper of the Peace | Silver | Defeated 50 fugitives |
| Fancy Meeting You Here | Bronze | Had 50 Chance Encounters |
| Moneybags | Bronze | Saved 150,000 sen |
| Well-Rounded Ronin | Bronze | Reached Level 55 |
| Friendly Neighborhood Ronin | Bronze | Completed all Bond Missions |
| Social Climber | Silver | Took part in missions with all available allies |
| Martial Arts Maniac | Bronze | Defeated enemies using every weapon |
| Sightseer | Silver | Completed all photograph spots |
| Cats Over All | Silver |
Collected all cats |
| Solitary Ronin | Bronze | Completed a mission without allies |
| Life Saver | Bronze | Complete a No-Kill Mission’s objectives |
| Tears of a Blue Demon | Silver | Managed to beat the Blue Demon aboard the Black Ship |
| Midnight Crossing | Gold | Completed an optional ronin mission with the “Midnight” difficulty setting enabled |
| The Greater Opportunity | Bronze | Saved Shinsaku Takasugi’s life |
| Farewell, Black Cat | Bronze | Saved Soji Okita’s life |
| Twilight Fencer | Bronze | Saved Ryoma Sakamoto’s life |
| Dive of the Ronin | Bronze | Glided from the elevated deck at Kiyomizudera Temple |
In order to get the Rise of the Ronin Platinum, you'll need to tick off the various Trophies which require you to complete many of the game's open-world activities as well as the story.
Click to enlargeTasks include collecting cats, using various weaponry, completing technological upgrades, taking photographs, and even saving up on sen - the game's same local currency that was used by Japan in the late 19th century.
Essentially, getting all of the Rise of the Ronin trophies will be more of a timesink than a challenge - since you can always play most of the game on the Easy/'Dawn' difficulty.
Is there a difficulty trophy?
The exception of course to Rise of the Ronin's simple achievements is the 'Midnight Crossing' Trophy, requiring you to play a whole mission with 'Midnight', the highest of its difficulty settings, enabled. With as brutal as the combat as this more challenging mode can be, as mentioned in my review, I found this the biggest obstacle in my playthrough altogether.
Nevertheless, I found myself still able to achieve this with a little trial and error taking some of the AI-controlled allies with me on the earlier missions. For me, I took Gonzo - who I recruited soon after the glider mission - into the 'Locating the Camera' mission.
Essentially becoming a scapegoat distraction for that quest's boss, Mochisuke Kira, it was far easier to avoid taking damage and I had plenty more opportunities to deliver key blows to boot.
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