Astro's Playroom: All Trophies and How to Unlock the Platinum

As part of our Astro's Playroom guide, we're going to reveal all Astro's Playroom Trophies and how to unlock the Platinum. There are a total of 43 Trophies to unlock, with an additional 8 Trophies kept separate as Add On Trophies. It's worth noting that despite these additional Trophies being listed as an Add On, you don't actually have to purchase any DLC or expansions to unlock them. However, because they are segregated from the main Trophy list, you don't need to unlock them to get the Platinum Trophy.

Astro's Playroom: How to Unlock the Platinum Trophy

There are no missable Trophies in Astro’s Playroom, and you’ll be able to unlock the Platinum Trophy in less than six or seven hours. Level select means you can replay any level at any time by pushing the Options button and selecting which stage you want to play. This will help you with the following tasks: All Artefacts Locations, All Puzzle Pieces Locations, and All Special Bots Locations.

We recommend you begin by playing through all the levels, and exploring them thoroughly. Once you've finished the campaign, you can return to any of the levels and grab the collectibles you missed. You'll be well on your way to the Platinum Trophy by this point, and all you'll need to do is read the rest of this page in order to mop up any remaining trinkets.

Astro's Playroom: All Trophies

There are 43 Trophies in Astro's Playroom, and 8 Trophies listed in a separate Add Ons sections. Below you'll find a full list of all the game's Trophies, as well descriptions and strategies for how to obtain them.

You've Only Done Everything

Platinum: Found all Trophies in Astro's Playroom. See you in our next adventure!

Is that confirmation of more Astro Bot in the near future? We certainly hope so! As with all PlayStation games, you just need to collect all the other Trophies for the Platinum.

Do It!

Silver: Cleared Memory Meadow.

All you need to do to unlock this Trophy is complete the Memory Meadow world. There are four levels as part of this: Gusty Gateway, Fastlane Fields, Electrocloud, and Bumper Broadway.

Emotion Engine!

Silver: Cleared SSD Speedway.

All you need to do to unlock this Trophy is complete the SSD Speedway world. There are four levels as part of this: Turbo Trail, Caching Caves, Deep Dataspace, and Orbital Obstacles.

HD Graphics

Silver: Cleared Cooling Springs.

All you need to do to unlock this Trophy is complete the SSD Speedway world. There are four levels as part of this: Bot Beach, Springy Spa, Frigid Floes, and Hotel Hopalot.

Greatness Awaits!

Silver: Cleared GPU Jungle.

All you need to do to unlock this Trophy is complete the GPU Jungle world. There are four levels as part of this: Renderforest, Teraflop Treetops, Raytrace Ruins, and Mt. Motherboard.

In Mint Condition

Bronze: Got your first Artefact!

Artefacts are classic items and peripherals from PlayStation's past. You'll typically find them in golden crates. You can find out the location of all Artefacts through the following link: All Artefacts Locations.

Such a Big Fan!

Silver: Got all Artefacts in Cooling Springs.

There are 9 Artefacts to collect in Cooling Springs. You can find the locations of all of them in the following guide: Cooling Springs.

Charted!

Silver: Got all Artefacts in GPU Jungle.

There are 9 Artefacts to collect in GPU Jungle. You can find the locations of all of them in the following guide: GPU Jungle.

Welcome to the Third Place

Silver: Got all Artefacts in SSD Speedway.

There are 9 Artefacts to collect in SSD Speedway. You can find the locations of all of them in the following guide: SSD Speedway.

... And Conquered...

Silver: Got all Artefacts in Memory Meadows.

There are 9 Artefacts to collect in Memory Meadows. You can find the locations of all of them in the following guide: Memory Meadow.

Dude Raider!

Gold: Collected all artefacts in the 4 main stages and the PS Labo. Wow!

There are 46 Artefacts in total to collect in Astro's Playroom. You can find a full checklist in the following guide: All Artefacts Locations.

One Down, Lots More to Go!

Bronze: Got your first puzzle piece.

Puzzle Pieces are computer chip shaped jigsaw pieces which help create a mural in the PlayStation Labo level. You'll typically find them in hidden spaces. You can find out the location of all Puzzle Pieces through the following link: All Puzzle Pieces Locations.

Cool Hoarder

Silver: Got all puzzle pieces in Cooling Springs.

There are 16 Puzzle Pieces to collect in Cooling Springs. You can find the locations of all of them in the following guide: Cooling Springs.

The Found Legacy

Silver: Got all puzzle pieces in GPU Jungle.

There are 16 Puzzle Pieces to collect in GPU Jungle. You can find the locations of all of them in the following guide: GPU Jungle.

Omega Booster!

Silver: Got all puzzle pieces in SSD Speedway.

There are 16 Puzzle Pieces to collect in SSD Speedway. You can find the locations of all of them in the following guide: SSD Speedway.

Ico-nic

Silver: Got all puzzle pieces in Memory Meadow.

There are 16 Puzzle Pieces to collect in Memory Meadow. You can find the locations of all of them in the following guide: Memory Meadow.

A Grand Tour

Gold: Got all Puzzle Pieces in the game. Way to go!

There are 96 Puzzle Pieces in total to collect in Astro's Playroom. You can find a full checklist in the following guide: All Puzzle Pieces Locations.

Gatcha Beginner

Bronze: Got your first Gatcha prize.

You collect Gatcha prizes from the toy capsule machine in the PlayStation Labo world. For more information, refer to the following guide: PlayStation Labo.

For the Players!

Bronze: Got a secret gatcha.

You collect Gatcha prizes from the toy capsule machine in the PlayStation Labo world. For more information, refer to the following guide: PlayStation Labo.

Gatcha Maniac

Silver: Got half the gatcha prizes.

You collect Gatcha prizes from the toy capsule machine in the PlayStation Labo world. For more information, refer to the following guide: PlayStation Labo.

Saru Gatcha!

Gold: Got all gatcha prizes.

You collect Gatcha prizes from the toy capsule machine in the PlayStation Labo world. For more information, refer to the following guide: PlayStation Labo.

Project Neo

Bronze: Sent 10 bots flying with a single spin attack.

Head to the CPU Plaza and start punching other Astro Bots. They'll slowly begin following you. Once you've got at least ten Astro Bots following you, hold down the Square button to spin attack into them and be sure to knock at least 10 over to get the Trophy.

The Last Guy

Bronze: Walked around with at least 20 bots following you in CPU Plaza.

You can get this while trying to get the Project Neo Trophy. All you need to do is travel to CPU Plaza and punch the Astro Bots to get their attention. Eventually, they'll begin following you around. Get 20 Astro Bots to follow you in order to unlock this Trophy.

This Way Up

Bronze: Punched the PS2 Logo on the PS2 in PlayStation Labo.

You'll need to have collected the PS2 Artefact from Orbital Obstacles in SSD Speedway to get this Trophy. Once you've found it, travel to PlayStation Labo and climb to the top of the console using the ladder. Drop down and punch the PlayStation logo on the disc drive for the Trophy.

You Got a Trophy!

Bronze: Picked up a Trophy in PlayStation Labo.

Complete the Saru Gatcha! Trophy to ensure you have all the items in the PlayStation Labo space. Then you can find the Trophies to the right of the PS4 section. Simply push the Square button to pick one up for the Trophy.

I Recognise You...

Bronze: Punched and looked into the lens of PSVR in PlayStation Labo.

You'll need to have collected the PSVR Headset Artefact from Mt. Motherboard in GPU Jungle to get this Trophy. Once you've found it, stand behind the headset's lens and punch it for the Trophy.

The Very Far Point...

Bronze: Stood on the tip of the Aim Controller in PlayStation Labo.

You'll need to have collected the PSVR Aim Controller Artefact from Mt. Motherboard in GPU Jungle to get this Trophy. You'll also need the PS2, the PS Move Shooting Attachment, and the PS Move Shooting Attachment. Once you've found them all, you need to use the ladder to climb up the PS2 and then navigate the hanging weapon peripherals until you're standing on the illuminating bulb of the PSVR Aim Controller.

Honey, I'm Home!

Bronze: Walked under the PlayStation Home icon in PlayStation Labo.

Complete the Saru Gatcha! Trophy to ensure you have all the items in the PlayStation Labo space. Then you can find the PlayStation Home logo behind the PS3. Simply walk through it to get the Trophy.

Disc Swap!

Bronze: Opened the lid of the PlayStation console in PlayStation Labo.

You'll need to have collected the PlayStation Artefact from Bumper Broadway in Memory Meadow to get this Trophy. Just double jump over the open button to flip the lid and earn this Trophy.

Keepy Uppies

Bronze: Juggled a ball 5 times with the Frog Suit.

Towards the end of the Hotel Hopalot level, you'll reach an area where there are beach balls in glass cases. Jump up to break the glass, and then try to bounce one of the balls on your head five times, using careful controlled leaps. Keep trying, it's not too hard if you're patient!

Hell Diver

Bronze: Dived into the water from the diving board.

Towards the beginning of the Springy Spa level, before you progress beyond the area where the Astro Bots are taking a shower, climb up the three diving boards and bounce off the top one to unlock the Trophy.

Jumping Splash

Bronze: Jumped in the fountain near the final goal in Cooling Springs.

After you lose your Frog Suit in the Hotel Hopalot level, you'll be in an area with a swimming pool and a fountain. Jump on one of the fountains to unlock this Trophy.

Twisted Metal

Bronze: Jumped 3 times during a spin attack on ice.

In the Frigid Floes level, when you go outside, stand on one of the icy platforms and hold down the Square button to do a spin attack. Then immediately jump in the air three times to unlock this Trophy. You need to still be spinning to get it.

Jason!

Bronze: Sheltered from the heavy rain in Memory Meadow.

Towards the end of the Gusty Gateway level, when it starts raining heavily, you'll stumble upon an Astro Bot with an origami figurine on his chest. This is obviously a reference to PlayStation 3 classic Heavy Rain. Shelter under the nearby platform to unlock the Trophy.

Pain!

Bronze: Got hit by flying rubbish in Memory Meadow.

Early in the Gusty Gateway level, you'll find yourself navigating a controller cord while the wind attempts to blow you off course. To your right flying pieces of computer parts will knock you off course. Simply jump into the debris to earn this Trophy.

Wipeout!

Bronze: Got a strike in Memory Meadow.

Towards the beginning of the Fastlane Fields stage, shortly after you've transformed into a ball, explore the first main platform — before the PlayStation controller archway — and you'll find a bowling alley to the right. Simply roll into all the enemy pins to unlock this Trophy.

Ready for the Proving

Bronze: Deflected a Spitter's attack with an arrow.

In the Raytrace Ruins level, after you use the bow-and-arrow to detonate the explosive barrels and knock down the bridge, you'll be confronted by a Spitter: a green foe who spits balls at you. Simply shoot down one of these balls with an arrow to get the Trophy.

Little Rolling Star...

Bronze: Made a huge snowball.

In the Frigid Floes level, where you find the PS3 Game Disc Artefact, there's an Astro Bot making a snowman. Punch the snowman to break up its parts, then roll one of the snowballs around to make it grow until the Trophy pops.

No No No Noooooo!

Bronze: Fell 30 meters and caught yourself in the monkey suit in GPU Jungle.

Towards the beginning of Mt. Motherboard, when you first encounter the cannons spitting out birds, climb up until you reach the monkey bars above the cannon spitting two birds out in quick succession. Hang onto the monkey bars and then drop all the way down, catching the hand holds directly beneath you.

Adequate, Boy...

Bronze: Hit all rabbits with arrows at the mountain peak of GPU Jungle.

When you reach the top of the Mt. Motherboard level, there are some exposed electrical cables to your left. Pull them to reveal a chest. Punch it to open it and collect the bow-and-arrow. You'll see rabbits peeping out from over the walls towards the rear of the stage. Shoot them all, in addition to the rabbits hopping around the rest of the environment, to get the Trophy.

Wild Arms

Bronze: Performed a spin while shooting the machine gun.

In the Deep Dataspace stage, when you get the machine gun, simply hold down the Square button to do a spin attack, and then hold down the R2 trigger to fire your gun while you're spinning around to get the Trophy.

It's All in the Mind

Bronze: Beat 3 enemies by quickly punching them.

This is relatively straight-forward to unlock, and practically unmissable. Just punch three enemies in quick succession using the Square button. You can get this fairly early on, during the Bot Beach stage, for example.

Super Computer

Bronze: Revealed a former logo in PlayStation Labo.

Complete the Saru Gatcha! Trophy to ensure you have all the items in the PlayStation Labo space. You'll find the Sony Interactive Entertainment signpost next to the Pocket Station, just below where you enter the PlayStation Labo room. Punch it three times to reveal the Sony Computer Entertainment logo and get the Trophy.

Astro's Playroom: DLC Trophies

At the time of typing Astro's Playroom doesn't actually have any DLC, however it does have 3 Trophies that you can unlock separately to the main campaign. These don't contribute towards the Platinum Trophy.

Play Has No Limits!

Gold: Cleared the game and got the New Generation Srtefacts.

You'll unlock a final New Generation world upon completing the other four primary worlds. It's located in the bottom layer of the CPU Plaza area. Simply beat the final boss and collect the remaining Artefacts to unlock this Trophy.

Run Astro Run!

Gold: Got a total Speed Run time of 7 minutes or under.

This is probably the most difficult Trophy in the entire game. You'll find the Network Speed Run world to the north of CPU Plaza. There are eight unique platform challenges to complete here, each based on various levels from the game. You need to have a cumulative total of less than 7 minutes to get the Trophy. This means you need to get a time of approximately 50 seconds or so on each stage. Good luck!

Gravity Daze!

Bronze: Made the CPU Chip punch the glass sphere, sending at least 10 Bots flying.

When you're trying to get the Project Neo and The Last Guy Trophies you can easily grab this Trophy. Head to CPU Plaza and simply punch the Astro Bots to get their attention and they'll begin following you around. Once you have at least ten following you, take them to the glass dome in the centre of the CPU Plaza and punch the glass. The CPU Chip will get angry and will punch the glass back, earning you the Trophy.

Four the Players

Silver: Rescued all four Special Bots. Time to go off to a new adventure!

To unlock this Trophy, simply rescue all four Special Bots. You can find more information on the following page: All Special Bots Locations.

Hunted Down

Bronze: Rescued Special Bot trapped in GPU Jungle.

To unlock this Trophy, simply rescue all the Special Bot in GPU Jungle. You can find more information on the following page: All Special Bots Locations.

No Escape!

Bronze: Rescued Special Bot trapped in Memory Meadow.

To unlock this Trophy, simply rescue all the Special Bot in Memory Meadow. You can find more information on the following page: All Special Bots Locations.

Deja Phew!

Bronze: Rescued Special Bot trapped in SSD Speedway.

To unlock this Trophy, simply rescue all the Special Bot in SSD Speedway. You can find more information on the following page: All Special Bots Locations.

Grand Tourist

Bronze: Rescued Special Bot trapped in Cooling Springs.

To unlock this Trophy, simply rescue all the Special Bot in Cooling Springs. You can find more information on the following page: All Special Bots Locations.

Have you unlocked the Platinum Trophy in Astro's Playroom yet? Let us know, and head back to our Astro's Playroom guide for more information on the game.